The Spectre Bug Returns With Eight New Variants, With Four Of Them Critical
Keeping vulnerabilities quiet is very difficult, and here the Spectre bug is back with eight new variants.
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Google 'Advanced Protection Program' Supports Third-Party Apps, Starting With iOS
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Google may or may not be the safest platform out there, but it certainly has some features that worth their pride.
Videos From Facebook And Instagram Are Playable Inside WhatsApp
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One of the many advantages of Facebook in owning several popular platforms is that it can integrate one's feature to another.
Microsoft "Audience Ads" Combine Search Signals, AI, LinkedIn And More
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Microsoft has taken its first step in integrating data from LinkedIn into its advertising platform, by introducing Microsoft Audience Network (MSAN).
Google AdSense Updates: From Served Impressions To Downloaded Impressions
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Google has updated how it counts impression metrics on AdSense.
'Debate Game' In Teaching Humans How To Lie Like An AI
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The mind is fascinating, and that makes us all unique. Apparently, not only the minds with flesh and blood have their own ways of thinking, as AI too, can be unpredictable.
Facebook's 'Certificate Transparency Monitoring' To Spot Phishing Attempts
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No matter how smart a person is, or how knowledgeable and experienced he/she is, phishing scam is always a problem.
Four Versions Of PHP Programming Language Updated To Fix Severe Flaws
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PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, or just PHP, is a popular server-side scripting language designed for web development and also for general-purpose programming language.
After An Internal Leak, Twitter Urges All Of Its Users To Change Their Passwords
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Twitter has urged all users to change their passwords after it discovered a flaw that had exposed some passwords to in internal log, putting everyone at risk.
Google Kills 'Domain Fronting', And Amazon Follows Closely Behind
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Google's App Engine wasn't originally designed for developers to evade government censors. However, it has offered one, and it's called "domain fronting."
