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Australian encryption-busting Bill would create backdoors: Cisco
Tech giants including Apple, Cisco, and Mozilla have criticised the Australian government for wanting to introduce laws that would allow for access to encrypted content.
I went to buy an iPhone XS and the Apple store employee said don't do it
Those wanting to upgrade their iPhones currently have an interesting dilemma. And Apple store employees are very aware of it.
Around 62% of all Internet sites will run an unsupported PHP version in 10 weeks
The highly popular PHP 5.x branch will stop receiving security updates at the end of the year.
McKinsey: time to rethink Agile in complex digital environments
Agile development often runs aground in large-scale software environments and with digital, every software environment is growing in scale.Still, Agile may be doable.
Pentagon discloses card breach
Around 30,000 DOD civilian and military personnel are believed to be affected.
Gear4 iPhone XS and XS Max case roundup: Protected by D3O with good looks and functionality
Most every iPhone owner I know has a case on their device. With the expensive iPhone XS Max and X devices, spending a few bucks on a protective case that looks good is money well spent.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Microsoft JET vulnerability still open to attacks, despite recent patch
Microsoft's patch for a JET database engine zero-day deemed incomplete.
Stop wasting energy and grow your business with this free ebook
If it seems like the more you do, the less you achieve, then read this free ebook.
Google Fuchsia: Here's what the NSA knows about it
Fuchsia is Google's mystery operating system. At the recent Linux Security Summit, the NSA revealed what they've found out about it to date.
Google AI researchers find strange new reason to play Jeopardy!
Scientists at Google's AI unit tested a deep neural network on clues from the popular gameshow Jeopardy!. But unlike IBM's Watson triumph, this was less about the answers and more about the strange way the computer reformulates the question.
