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Websites across world hit by millions of attempts to exploit PHP code flaw
Problem in PHP language that underpins 70% of websites has led governments and companies to pull sites offline while they patch fault
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Taking back the algorithm: Social media platforms are restoring users' control of their feeds
As a new mom-to-be, my social media feeds have clocked me — funneling endless videos my way about pregnancy, nursery prep and birth stories, to the point of baby information...
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Meet the battery-tech startup looking to reduce charge time to seconds
CNN's Anna Stewart speaks to Nyobolt on the creation of superfast charging batteries and its potential impacts on the world of robotics and beyond.
Tech companies promise data center hosts more money and fewer secrets
With host communities across the U.S. turning against their gargantuan data centers, America’s technology giants are promising to take fewer taxpayer handouts, keep fewer...
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UK working to identify exposure after global cyber-security warning
Governments and companies are scrambling to protect their websites, as Amazon says it experienced attacks before the warning was made public.
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What is PHP, and how bad is the computer language flaw causing website shutdowns globally?
An estimated 70% of websites use the open-source language. What is the identified vulnerability in it? Websites across the world have been taken offline in the past day as...
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Ukraine hits Russian data centers and experts say it sets back AI research
Russia prides itself on its digital advances — from an extensive e-commerce services sector to ambitious plans for developing artificial intelligence. But now, some of the key...
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One Tech Tip: Dos and don'ts for Apple Duo and other folding phones
Apple's first folding phone hits stores on Friday, offering iPhone fans a flexible display. Folding phones provide a compact device that expands into a larger screen. However...
Trump's green card curbs test Indian tech workers' American dream
With immigration curbs and tech firms cutting foreign hiring, US residency is becoming a distant dream for many Indians.
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AI helped find a critical security flaw affecting 70% of the internet
Researchers at three different companies said Wednesday that they used AI to discover and address a set of critical bugs that could affect 70% of the internet.
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Websites shut down globally after AI finds a critical flaw affecting 70% of the internet
Government and company websites around the world briefly went dark and suspended some services, as operators scrambled to patch their systems after artificial intelligence...
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Google experiences resignation backlash over AI military contracts
The BBC speaks to several current and former Google DeepMind employees about their concerns with AI use on the battlefield.
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What it's like to use the iPhone Duo for a week
CNN's Lisa Eadicicco got to try Apple’s newest phone, the iPhone Duo, ahead of its launch. She traded her regular-sized iPhone for the company's first-ever folding phone for...
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Cyber chiefs tell websites to make critical safety update or go offline
Two critical vulnerabilities have been identified with PHP, a programming language which is widely used across the internet.
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The iPhone Duo is Apple’s coolest phone in years. There’s just one problem
There were many times I didn’t want to put the iPhone Duo down. Once you get used to reading, watching TV and scrolling through Instagram on a giant screen, it’s hard to go...
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Pentagon grants DHS permission to test heat ray weapon for potential use at border
The Pentagon has given the Department of Homeland Security permission to test a military-grade heat ray and develop tactics to potentially use it in operations at the southern...
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‘A difficult line’: meet the editors tackling Wikipedia’s arms trade pages
Volunteers and new recruits come together for ‘wikithon’ to put more detail about industry into public domain “Anyone can edit Wikipedia,” the adage goes. But, it turns out, a...