How 'Zerologon', One Of The Most Severe Windows Bugs Ever Reported, Simplified Hacking
Software flaws are put into different categories based on their severity.
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Google Fights Zoom With 49-Person View Format And Background Blur
Zoom has become the household name for video conferencing. But Google is closing in, by introducing two features its famous competitor lacks.
Mr. Satan Gets His Own Emoji, As Twitter Introduces Some 'Dragon Ball' Quirks
Dragon Ball is a Japanese media franchise created by Akira Toriyama.
Researchers Created AI That Drives Faster Than 50,000 Human Drivers In Gran Turismo Sport
When it comes to artificially-made intelligence, researchers seem to love tweaking on the algorithms to see smart computers can be.
YouTube Introduces 'YouTube Shorts', Its Blatant Answer To TikTok
TikTok has become the popular kid in the social media industry. And this scares many people out there.
'Raccoon Attack' Allowed Hackers To Break TLS Encryption 'Under Certain Conditions'
Data is a commodity on the internet, and this is the main reason why people can go to great length to get their hands on them.
After Months Dormant, Emotet Trojan Returns To Target France, Japan And New Zealand
Emotet is a malware first identified in 2014, distributed by a hacker group named TA542 (or Mummy Spider).
Apple Revised Its Rules About Streaming Game Apps, But With Big Restrictions
Apple is known to have strict rules it thinks people should follow. Not everyone is happy, and this has earned Apple some troubles.
This Unpatched Bluetooth Flaw Allows Hackers To Target Nearby Devices
In the modern days of technology, things are entirely based on the transfer of data and files through different systems or platforms, which can be wired or wireless.
Google Removes Some Political Autocomplete Suggestions, And Tweaked Its Algorithms
In terms of political sociology, political interest is the main part of political motivation.