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China is now blocking all encrypted HTTPS traffic that uses TLS 1.3 and ESNI
The block was put in place at the end of July and is enforced via China's Great Firewall.
6 steps for preparing a reluctant business to digitally transform itself
Analysis of US Census data finds most businesses don't have anything resembling sufficiently advanced technologies. Digital advocates have their work cut out for them.
People do strange things in doorways: Density watches the office as employees come back
Companies are sending some workers back to their cubicles and to the factory floor. San Francisco startup Density is racking up business using sensors and machine learning to map how people occupy those spaces.
Burger King says its restaurants are awful (so use a delivery app)
Uber Eats and its ilk aren't everyone's favorite. Yet Burger King cleverly managed to make them seem like the best option.
3D printing during COVID-19 shows potential, but financial realities bite
Stratasys and 3D Systems show the promise of 3D printing as well as the perils of a technology that's still emerging to revamp manufacturing.
This Apple product used to be terrible, but I now highly recommend it
Let's talk about an Apple product that used to be so terrible that I suggest people avoid them like the plague, but have now become so good that I highly recommend them.
DEF CON: New tool brings back 'domain fronting' as 'domain hiding'
After Amazon and Google stopped supporting the censorship-evading domain fronting technique on their clouds in 2018, new Noctilucent toolkit aims to bring it back in a new form as "domain hiding."
TikTok exploring 'all remedies' to safeguard 'rule of law' in US ban
Chinese mobile app maker has condemned the Trump administration's executive order, which it says was issued without any due process, and pledges to pursue all possible actions to ensure "the rule of law is not discarded".
Are Dropbox's work-from-home growth rates sustainable?
The cloud-based file sharing company has seen strong tailwinds from the work-from-home trends driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. CEO Drew Houston laid out what he foresees for 2021 and beyond.
Hackers are defacing Reddit with pro-Trump messages
BREAKING: Massive hack hits Reddit.
