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Apple Fitness Plus: Is it good enough to replace your health club?
Jason Squared's Jason Perlow and Jason Cipriani bring in a special guest to talk about Apple's new Fitness Plus workout service.
Apple Fitness Plus: A light and casual exercise regimen, or full health club replacement?
To put Apple's instructor-led video workout service to the test, I enlisted help from an experienced fitness club user: My wife.
Singapore to introduce law governing police use of COVID-19 contact tracing data
Following public outcry over news that local law enforcement can access contact tracing data for criminal probes, the Singapore government says it will pass legislation detailing seven categories during which this personal data can be used.
‘Apple is going to make some serious inroads' with the M1 Mac, says Jamf CEO Dean Hager
Millennials love and demand Apple products, and that’s going to carry Apple deeper into enterprise.
IBM is using light, instead of electricity, to create ultra-fast computing
The company's researchers built a light-based tensor core that could be used, among other applications, for autonomous vehicles.
Should you worry about hackers cloning your 2FA hardware security keys?
TL;DR: Not really, but it might be a good idea to take a few simple precautions.
SolarWinds hires Chris Krebs and Alex Stamos as part of security review
Former CISA chief Chris Krebs has been brought in alongside ex-Facebook CSO Alex Stamos to help improve security after Russian hackers compromised the company's software as a stepping stone to further cyber attacks.
How ransomware could get even more disruptive in 2021
Danny Palmer tells Karen Roby some of the ways ransomware attacks could become an even bigger cybersecurity challenge this year.
A crypto-mining botnet is now stealing Docker and AWS credentials
After if began stealing AWS credentials last summer, the TeamTNT botnet is now also stealing Docker API logins, making the use of firewalls mandatory for all internet-exposed Docker interfaces.
Rediscovering RISC-V: Apple M1 sparks renewed interest in non-x86 architectures
With the runaway success of the new ARM-based M1 Macs, non-x86 architectures are getting their closeup. RISC-V is getting the most attention from system designers looking to horn-in on Apple's recipe for high performance. Here's why.
