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Shame about SHA-2: Symantec flunks basic programming
Some Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 users find updates blocked because the anti-virus maker can't manage to make basic coding tweaks in timely fashion.
Hotspot Shield review: Here's a VPN that actually lives up to its hype
It's rare that we're surprised by a product. Over-the-top hype in a superheated market is usually just that, hype. But Hotspot Shield actually lived up to the hype. Our independent performance tests confirmed the company's claims.
With Chromium-based Edge, has Microsoft finally found a viable browser strategy?
For more than a decade, Microsoft’s browser developers have been wandering in the wilderness. Will the move to an open-source engine and a renewed focus on privacy finally bring Edge into the mainstream?
Quantum-safe cryptography available now
Tonya Hall and Dr. Vadim Lyubashevsky, cryptography researcher at IBM's Zurich research laboratory, talk about the process of quantum computers that are building quantum-safe encryption.
Microsoft's Skype-to-phone calling service is now registered as a telecom service in the Netherlands
Microsoft's Skype service for calling landlines and mobile phones officially has been designated as a telecom service in the Netherlands and is required to meet the same obligations as other telco services.
Intel, IBM, Google, Microsoft & others join new security-focused industry group
New Confidential Computing Consortium will promote the use of TEEs (trusted execution environments).
'Insanely great' Apple Card is a few features away from conquering everything
The more retail and real-world experiences that Apple captures as part of its user experience, the more loyal their Apple Card customers will be.
Google gives Android users fingerprint login option to some sites
Google takes a step towards cutting out passwords for some parts of authenticating to online services.
Target bolsters Q2 sales growth with Shipt same-day delivery, in-store pickup services
Target said revenue from its digital channels climbed 34%, with the majority of that growth stemming from in-store pickup, Drive-Up and Shipt.
Drops app: Learn a language during your five-minute break
If you have five minutes to spare, how to best can you use that time? Do you go for another coffee, run, or play a game? You could learn a new language instead
