3h Internet Twitter bans advertising from state-controlled news outlets The change comes after 'Xinhua' sponsored ads attacking Hong Kong protestors. By C. Fisher, 3h ago save Save share
4h 4h ago in Security Hackers make jailbreaking iPhones a thing again A security researcher released a free public jailbreak for an updated iPhone. By C. Fisher, 4h ago save Save share View
4h 4h ago in Security Facebook expands its Data Abuse Bounty program to Instagram It will reward people for reporting third-party apps that exploit user data. By E. Alvarez, 4h ago save Save share View
7h 7h ago in Politics US gives Huawei another 90 days to serve existing customers The Commerce Department blacklists an additional 46 Huawei affiliates. By C. Fisher, 7h ago save Save share View
08.18.19 08.18.19 in Security Ransomware attack in Texas targets local government agencies It appears to have been a coordinated effort. By J. Fingas, 08.18.19 save Save share View
08.18.19 08.18.19 in Internet After Math: Plead the fifth Please enjoy these thinly veiled references to a turn-of-the-century comedy sketch show. By A. Tarantola, 08.18.19 save Save share View
08.16.19 08.16.19 in Politics Judge orders Georgia to ditch 'vulnerable' voting machines by 2020 It'll have to use paper ballots for the 2020 election if replacements are delayed. By K. Holt, 08.16.19 save Save share View
08.16.19 08.16.19 in Security Amazon sent 20 order confirmations to the wrong people The company says a “technical issue” caused the privacy breach. By I. Bonifacic, 08.16.19 save Save share View
08.16.19 08.16.19 in Security Serious Bluetooth flaw leaves devices open to attack It's 'a serious threat to the security and privacy of all Bluetooth users.' By M. Moon, 08.16.19 save Save share View
08.16.19 08.16.19 in Security Facebook pivots privacy failings into pop-up cafes The company cares about your privacy. Honestly. By G. Torbet, 08.16.19 save Save share View
