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Saturday June 24, 2017. 12:11 AM
OneWeb gets green light to pipe internet through 720 orbiting satellites America's broadband watchdog, the FCC, has approved OneWeb's proposal to launch an ISP on the backs of 720 orbiting satellites.…
An anonymous reader writes: 'WikiLeaks dumped today the manuals of several hacking utilities part of Brutal Kangaroo, a CIA malware toolkit for hacking into air-gapped (offline) networks using tainted USB thumb drives,' reports Bleeping Computer. The CIA uses these tools as...
Friday June 23, 2017. 11:39 PM
Trump told public lies or falsehoods every single day of his first 40 days in office, and he hasn't stopped yet. (more…)
To remedy a malware attack businesses need to shell out, on average, $2,300 per attack. This is according to a new report by Arbor Networks. The report, produced in partnership with research organization 451 Research, says spear phishing attacks are still most successful of...
An anonymous reader shares a report: Google's YouTube unit says it now reaches 1.5 billion viewers every month -- and its users watch more than an hour of mobile videos per day -- as it expands its video programming to sell more digital ads. YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki also...
Enlarge / Hardly anyone is buying these. (credit: Crackberry) BlackBerry Ltd, the company that once led the world's 'smartphone' market and ruled the corporate mobile e-mail world, posted its financials today for the most recent three months, and they were not pretty....
For many retro game fans, Sonic Mania is one of the year’s most anticipated titles. Unlike Sonic Forces, Sonic Mania is a complete throwback game with old-school graphics and sounds. Classic Sonic the […] The post Sonic Mania is Getting a Vinyl Soundtrack appeared first on...
Pish, hackers, smackers, says Rex Tillerson Analysis US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has expressed a willingness to work directly with Russia on cybersecurity and other issues.…
Alexandra Elbakyan. (credit: Alexandra Elbakyan) The operator of a searchable piracy site for scientific research papers has been ordered to pay $15 million as fallout from a US copyright infringement lawsuit brought by one of the world's leading scientific publishers, New...
Google now says it will end the practice of targeting ads based on email text, but the decision was not made by the Gmail or advertising teams. The post Google Will Stop Reading Your Email to Target Ads appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Enlarge (credit: Wikimedia Commons/Maria Joner) In his final days as the 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama authorized a covert hacking operation to implant attack code in sensitive Russian networks. The revelation came in an 8,000-word article The Washington ...
Bravo, CNN artist Bill Hennessy. CNN equated the briefing to a Supreme Court argument -- an on-the-record event at which cameras are banned. Hennessy has been a Washington-based courtroom sketch artist for decades. He has covered a wide range of cases, including the...
SpaceX has successfully launched and landed a recycled Falcon 9 rocket for the second time. 'The rocket's first stage -- the 14-story-tall core that houses the fuel and the rocket's main engines -- touched down on one of the company's autonomous drone ships in the Atlantic...
Jeff Reitz of Huntington Beach, California has visited Disneyland 2,000 days in a row and he has no plans to stop. Why? It makes him happy. From ABC7: Reitz, an Air Force veteran, credits the parks with giving him something to look forward to each day, noting that he...
At 28 seasons, The Simpsons is the longest-running scripted prime-time TV show in American history. That’s kind of an amazing accomplishment, made possible by the show’s animated nature and staggering popularity. And, with […] The post The Weirdest And Worst Simpsons Fan Art...
SpaceX has successfully deployed the new BulgariaSat-1 and touched down safely with a reusable rocket. The post SpaceX Successfully Launches, Lands Second Reused Rocket appeared first on ExtremeTech.
A secret passageway led to an trove of smuggled Nazi artifacts, say investigators in Argentina, and their collector is in trouble with the law. They were put on display at the Delegation of Argentine Israeli Associations in Buenos Aires on Monday. Many Nazi higher-ups fled...
Enlarge (credit: Getty | Chris Ryan) Alphabet Inc.'s Google has now added personal medical records to the list of things it’s willing to remove from search results upon request. Starting this week, individuals can ask Google to delete from search results “confidential,...
The CBC asked me to write an editorial for their package about Canadian identity and politics, timed with the 150th anniversary of the founding of the settler state on indigenous lands. They've assigned several writers to expand on themes in the Canadian national anthem, and ...
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