More Than 70% Of All Bugs On Google And Microsoft Products, Are Memory Safety Issues
Software are merely products with flaws waiting to be exploited or patched.
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Microsoft Edge Has A Surfing Game That Is More Complex Than Chrome's Dinosaur Game
Edge is Microsoft modern web browser, and it had a take to Google Chrome's hidden dinosaur game with SkiFree. This time, it wants to go far beyond that.
Samsung Introduces Second-Generation 'Secure Element' Chip With Even More Capabilities
It was back in February that Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 series that are equipped with a dedicated security chip.
E-Commerce eBay Probes Visitors' Computer For Open Ports, Researchers Found
The e-commerce platform eBay has long been one of the most famous online auction places. Its good reputation unfortunately, is followed by a malicious one.
With Natural Language Representation, Bing Can Answer Queries With A 'Yes' Or 'No'
By putting all what people posted on the web into a single place, search engines are smart and could probably answer just about anything.
This 'CAPTCHA Cracken' Is A CAPTCHA-Cracker Powered By AI
It was back in 2013 that researchers developed a software to crack CAPTCHAs on Google, Yahoo! and PayPal.
Google AdSense Retires 'Ad Balance' To Focus On Creating Low-Quality Ad Blocker
Google AdSense has paid millions of online personalities and publications. Despite its popularity and usage, its features aren't immune to removals.
Chrome 83 Introduces Tons Of Features, With Focus On Security And Privacy
Chrome is a web browser from Google, that is undeniably the most popular in the world.
Facebook Introduces 'Shops' As Its Major Re-Entry Into The E-Commerce Business
As the internet grows, e-commerce will continue to grow along with it. This is a fact, that Amazon and many others in the business are enjoying.
This AI Can Guess Human Emotions By Analyzing Your Joints As You Walk
Humans can visibly show their emotions when they are walking. Other humans with proper training can read emotions through gait, and apparently, so can computers.