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Federal regulator will ban all Chinese labs from testing devices destined for the US on national security grounds: A major supply chain restructuring will affect 75 percent of devices sold in the US.

FCC votes to ban China, Hong Kong testing labs 75% of devices destined for the US are tested in China The ban could seriously shake up the US…

Federal regulator will ban all Chinese labs from testing devices destined for the US on national security grounds: A major supply chain restructuring will affect 75 percent of devices sold in the US. Read More »

‘Phishing campaigns continue to improve sophistication and refinement’: Microsoft flags major ‘sophisticated’ phishing campaign targeting 35,000 users in 26 countries

Microsoft says a large phishing wave targeted more than 35,000 users at 13,000 companies, mostly in the US. Slick business-style emails with urgent…

‘Phishing campaigns continue to improve sophistication and refinement’: Microsoft flags major ‘sophisticated’ phishing campaign targeting 35,000 users in 26 countries Read More »

Fallout’s co-creator says that nowadays players “get an opinion from the online channel they’re watching”: “They find someone they just like, and then that person’s opinion becomes their opinion.”

radioactive dust Co-creator Timothy Cain says some players adopt the opinions of the influencers they see. Cain says gamers don’t form their…

Fallout’s co-creator says that nowadays players “get an opinion from the online channel they’re watching”: “They find someone they just like, and then that person’s opinion becomes their opinion.” Read More »

Proton, Tor, Mullvad, ExpressVPN and Mozilla are among 19 organizations urging the UK government “not to undermine the open web” as the Schools and Child Welfare Bill becomes law, a move that could “infringe on human rights”.

Privacy tech advocates urge UK ‘not to undermine open web’“ This comes as the Schools and Child Welfare Bill became law. A national…

Proton, Tor, Mullvad, ExpressVPN and Mozilla are among 19 organizations urging the UK government “not to undermine the open web” as the Schools and Child Welfare Bill becomes law, a move that could “infringe on human rights”. Read More »