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1. Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Two zero days and 17 critical vulnerabilities addressed | SC Media
2. How to take full advantage of Android 10's privacy-reclaiming powers
3. The evolution of Apple's iPhone
4. 2fa explained: How to enable it and how it works
5. 11 reasons I'm buying an Apple iPhone 11 Pro instead of a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus | ZDNet
6. iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max specs vs. iPhone XR, XS and XS Max: What's new and different
7. Apple will release iOS 13 and watchOS 6 on September 19, macOS Catalina in October
8. Apple iPhone event 2019
9. Wikipedia, World of Warcraft Downed By Weekend DDoS Attacks
10. Wave goodbye to passwords: Soon you could unlock your PC just by holding up your hand | ZDNet
11. Tech giants ask Congress for a data privacy bill that would bypass state laws
12. US Govt. plant USB sticks in security study, 60% of subjects take the bait
13. linux cyber security videos - Google Search
14. Google face-tracking tech raises privacy questions
15. Google Finally Confirms Security Problem For 1.5 Billion Gmail And Calendar Users
16. Apple exec confirms cryptocurrency is on company radar
17. European regulators to Microsoft: We’re watching you
18. 8 hot IT security jobs and what they pay
19. The Best Smart Displays for 2019
20. Apple, Foxconn Broke a Chinese Labor Law to Build Latest iPhones
21. 21 Best Kali Linux Tools for Hacking and Penetration Testing
22. Samsung Just Announced Its Most Astonishing Product Yet, and It's a Great Example of How to Recover From Failure
23. McDonald's Just Made a Truly Stunning Change to Its Menu. (There's Only 1 Little Problem)
24. Unprecedented Cyberattack Hit the US Power Grid
25. Lime brings electric scooter Group Ride option to US so you'll stop riding tandem - Electrek
26. Take These Steps Before Installing Android 10 on Your Phone
27. Google can’t fix the Android update problem
28. How to Access Google's Secret Easter Eggs in Android 9 and Android 10
29. 14 easy ways to cut back on data use in Android
30. Millions of Android phones vulnerable to phishing attacks | SC Media
31. Roku Debuts a Soundbar, and It Comes With a Roku Built In
32. USB4 gets final approval, offers Ethernet-like speed
33. Hackers Ask for $5.3 Million Ransom, Turn Down $400k, Get Nothing
34. Public BlueKeep Exploit Module Released by MetaSploit
35. How to Delete Online Accounts You No Longer Need
36. Wipe Data From Your Car Before Selling It
37. Creating and using a live installation image :: Fedora Docs Site
38. Here's every way Samsung fixed the Galaxy Fold
39. The Most Incredible Gadget Apple Plans to Introduce This Fall Is Something You Never Saw Coming (Here's Why It's Brilliant)
40. Amazon is planning to bring a biometric payment method to Whole Foods
41. 5 signs your security culture is toxic (and 5 ways to fix it)
42. All your IoT devices are doomed | ZDNet
43. NSLOOKUP and How It Works With DNS Records
44. https://www.wired.com/story/android-10-best-new-features/
45. Cybercrime: Ransomware attacks have more than doubled this year | ZDNet
46. Move over VPN, SDP has arrived
47. The Myth of Consumer-Grade Security - Schneier on Security
48. Steve Wozniak says Apple should have broken up years ago
49. Azure for Education | Microsoft Azure
50. More than 400 police forces working with Ring to view doorbell cam footage
51. American Cyber Command hamstrung Iran’s paramilitary force
52. Microsoft wants to bring exFAT to the Linux kernel – TechCrunch
53. Galaxy Note 10's best hidden features
54. How to Perfectly Customize Every Setting on the New Galaxy Note 10
55. How To Get the Most Out of Your Smartphone Battery
56. Large Telecoms, State Enforcers Make Pact to Combat Robocalls
57. Ransomware Attacks Are Testing Resolve of Cities Across America
58. Get the most out of the Note 10's camera
59. Facebook’s First Newsroom Imploded. Now It’s Trying Again.
60. What Happened to Evasi0n.com? - Picozip
61. Best electric mountain bike 2019: uphill made easy with E-MTB. Downhill is up to you…
62. 5 ways Amazon Alexa can entertain your bored self
63. Kaspersky Antivirus Software Exposed Millions to Web Tracking
64. Why Letting Red Hat Do Its Thing Was Wise Choice by IBM
65. Apple Card Review: The Credit Card of the Future Is No Card At All
66. The Amazon Publishing Juggernaut
67. Apple reveals special new iPhones for security researchers
68. The 50 Best TV Shows on Netflix Right Now
69. College Still Pays Off, but Not for Everyone
70. We keep falling for phishing emails, and Google just revealed why
71. Map reveals which cities use Ring's surveillance network to spy on you
72. Google Warning: Tens Of Millions Of Android Phones Come Preloaded With Dangerous Malware
73. Getting the best Wi-Fi speeds at home? Check the fine print
74. Unsubscribe
75. Three useful, yet neglected, SQL statements
76. 35 Cheap Things That’ll Help Fix The Small Annoyances In Your Life
77. Domino’s Pizza delivers a game-changing case to the US Supreme Court
78. How the Accused Capital One Hacker Stole Reams of Data From the Cloud
79. A dismal industry: The unsustainable burden of cybersecurity | ZDNet
80. This hacker will trick you, and you'll be glad she did
81. FBI, ICE find state driver’s license photos are a gold mine for facial-recognition searches
82. Wi-Fi 6 is fast enough to download 22 Marvel movies in 3 hours
83. Capital One looked to the cloud for security. But its own firewall couldn’t stop a hacker.
84. Google's New Gesture Controls Aren't Just for the Pixel
85. Apple put an iPhone in everybody's pocket — now its growth depends on putting devices all over our bodies
86. The Alleged Capital One Hacker Didn't Cover Her Tracks
87. Seattle woman charged in Capital One breach may have data from other companies
88. An Operating System Bug Exposes 200 Million Critical Devices
89. Researchers to launch intentionally ‘vulnerable’ blockchain at Black Hat
90. What's a smart contract (and how does it work)?
91. Websites using Facebook 'Like' button liable for data, Europe's top court decides
92. Upcoming iPhone update will change how you browse online
93. Should You Use a VPN for Internet Privacy? That Depends, Experts Say
94. How To Make Sure Websites Aren’t Spying On You: Guide To Three Popular Browsers | Def Pen
95. Plex makes piracy just another streaming service
96. The Amazon dilemma: how a tech powerhouse that fulfills our every consumer need still lets us down
97. 5 Ways Reading Can Change Your Life (and Best Practices)
98. IT’s soft skills shortage — and how to train up for success
99. Getting help for Linux shell built-ins
100. Banner vulnerability allows remote access to records of more than 60 colleges | SC Media
101. No More Ransom project has prevented ransomware profits of at least $108 million | ZDNet
102. 15 extremely useful Gmail shortcuts you'll want to know
103. How to efficiently charge your devices
104. Fix your phone's horrible signal strength
105. Electronic Recycling Guide
106. Watch Out for This Amazon Prime Day Scam
107. Why are people so hostile towards President Donald Trump? - Quora
108. Facebook now shows you who uploaded and shared your information for other advertisers to target you
109. Which smart speaker is perfect for you?
110. More than 1,000 Android apps harvest data even after you deny permissions
111. How to Protect Our Kids' Data and Privacy
112. Sunday Night Is the New Monday Morning, and Workers Are Miserable
113. Trick those #!@% spam calls with a fake phone number
114. Perspective | All eight Spider-Man movies, ranked from worst to best
115. A Costly Reminder That You Don't Own Those Ebooks
116. How a trivial cell phone hack is ruining lives
117. If you can only buy one, should it be the MacBook Pro or the iPad Pro?
118. A hacker assault left mobile carriers open to network shutdown
119. Quantum computers will break today's internet security. This work could help fix it
120. The best programming language to learn
121. EU-US Privacy Shield legal showdown now set for July 9 – TechCrunch
122. Samsung’s deepfake technology is getting scary
123. This Reddit Thread Of "Guy Secrets" Is Equal Parts Hilarious And Heartfelt
124. Review | Google Chrome has become surveillance software. It’s time to switch.
125. Warning Issued For Apple's 1.4 Billion iPad And iPhone Users
126. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could have a new laptop-thrashing trick up its sleeve
127. The best and worst of smart home tech for one injured vet
128. International Dark Sky Places
129. You're Probably Doing 2FA Wrong: Here's the Right Way
130. Robin Williams hilarious interview
131. AWS chief says facial recognition should be regulated
132. You can now use your Android phone as a 2FA security key for Google accounts on iOS
133. Apple: iPad's now the best PC for more people
134. Inside the farm of the future
135. What’s the best iPad Pro keyboard?
136. How one romance scammer built an international phishing operation | ZDNet
137. Much @Stake: The Band of Hackers That Defined an Era
138. Apple finally kills off iTunes
139. If China Really Wants to Retaliate, It Will Target Apple
140. This ID Scanner Company is Collecting Sensitive Data on Millions of Bargoers
141. All the Ways Google Tracks You—And How to Stop It
142. Newly Released Amazon Patent Shows Just How Much Creepier Alexa Can Get
143. Perspective | It’s the middle of the night. Do you know who your iPhone is talking to?
144. Why I (Still) Love Tech: In Defense of a Difficult Industry — WIRED
145. Google Is Making Android As Difficult To Hack As iPhone—And Cops Are Suffering
146. Amazon Prime Video Channels: Everything you need to know
147. Samsung deepfake AI could fabricate a video clip of you from a single photo
148. Political Parties Still Have Cybersecurity Hygiene Problems
149. Remember Google keeps a list of everything you buy – and here's how to find it
150. How Tech Companies Are Shaping the Rules Governing AI
151. How to use Google Maps to help someone find you
152. Want one of the best paid entry-level jobs? Learn this 20-year-old programming language | ZDNet
153. Perspectives: We're getting closer to stopping tech giants like Apple from abusing their power
154. The One Password Tip Everyone Needs to Know
155. San Francisco becomes first city to bar police from using facial recognition
156. What is phishing? How this cyber attack works and how to prevent it
157. Keanu Reeves Leaves Colbert Speechless With An Incredible Reflection On Death
158. How to ditch your iPhone for Android—and take your files with you
159. Wi-Fi 6: Better, faster and... kind of like Goro from Mortal Kombat?
160. Limit How Long Google Keeps Your Data With This Overdue Setting
161. Hands On With Google's Nest Hub Max Smart Display
162. Hey, Google, let's drive: How you'll use the new Assistant Driving Mode for Android phones
163. Google brings AR and Lens closer to the future of search
164. Google’s next-gen Assistant is 10x faster and knows where your mom lives
165. 9 Apps You Should Have on Your iPhone
166. What Amazon knows about you
167. When Coding Is Criminal
168. Chinese humanoid robot turns on the charm in Shanghai
169. Facebook has told federal investigators it’s open to heightened oversight of its privacy practices
170. Facebook Building Cryptocurrency-Based Payments System
171. Facebook
172. The stupid reason Apple is using to try to stop you from fixing your own iPhone | ZDNet
173. Google Pixel 3 owners are still facing problems 6 months later, here’s the list
174. Google adds way to auto-delete your location history, web activity
175. Pickup-bicycle collision on UT road raises broad liability issues
176. NSA asks to end mass phone surveillance
177. There's nothing funny about today's marijuana. It killed my son
178. Amazon Prime two-day shipping will go down to one day
179. The WIRED Guide to Open Source Software
180. Coming to store shelves: cameras that guess your age and sex
181. How Nest, designed to keep intruders out of people’s homes, effectively allowed hackers to get in
182. Apple 'plotted' to hurt Qualcomm years before it sued the company
183. Facebook’s privacy woes have a price tag: $3 billion or more
184. Assume breach is for losers: These steps will stop data breaches
185. NY Cyber Fellowship | NYU Tandon School of Engineering
186. How New York City plans to become a cybersecurity hub
187. 3 things about cloud and IoT you need to consider
188. The 9 Best Macintosh WYSIWYG Editors
189. AT&T’s 5G E marketing ploy is turning out to be a disaster
190. Don't Praise the Sri Lankan Government for Blocking Facebook
191. A 'Blockchain Bandit' Is Guessing Private Keys and Scoring Millions
192. Amazon opens Key delivery to garages – TechCrunch
193. Opinion | The Only Answer Is Less Internet
194. Facebook leaks: Zuckerberg turned data into dollars in ruthless battle with competitors
195. Samsung Delays Launch Of $2,000 Folding Phone After Reviewers Find Broken Screens
196. Galaxy Note 10: Rumors, price, release date, specs and everything else
197. How to Maximize Your Kindle’s Battery (and Really Get a Month of Reading)
198. Facebook really doesn't seem to understand privacy or security
199. Cyberspies Hijacked the Internet Domains of Entire Countries
200. Walmart and Google forge voice order alliance to battle Amazon | ZDNet
201. End of an era: Soon smart speakers will outnumber tablets | ZDNet
202. People Wearing AirPods Are Making Things Awkward For Everyone Else
203. How to remap Bixby to Google Assistant on the Samsung Galaxy S10, Note 9, and other One UI devices
204. Samsung's Galaxy Fold Phones Are Already Breaking
205. The Coming Obsolescence of Animal Meat
206. j.mp/drippler_app
207. Google’s hybrid cloud platform is coming to AWS and Azure
208. In a world of Google and Amazon, libraries rethink their role
209. Report: Samsung will release four Galaxy Note 10 models, both 4G and 5G options
210. Robots, VR and 3D printers are served up at this high-tech library
211. Einstein's theory was put to the test. Guess what happened
212. Review | Die, robocalls, die: A how-to guide to stop spammers and exact revenge
213. Is More Knowledge Making Us Less Reasonable?
214. The Day the Dinosaurs Died
215. Change is not difficult. We make it difficult
216. Old, Online, And Fed On Lies: How An Aging Population Will Reshape The Internet
217. Profiting Off The Explosive Growth In Artificial Intelligence And Robotic Automation
218. Amazon’s Rise in Ad Searches Dents Google’s Dominance
219. Tenants worry smart-home tech could be abused by landlords
220. r/cvsreceipts
221. Reap the Promise of One and Done Authentication With SSO
222. Trends in the Information Technology sector
223. 38 Gmail Tips That Will Help You Conquer Email
224. One week with Apple News Plus: a messy but good-enough Netflix for magazines
225. Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook may pay publishers to put their stuff in a dedicated news section
226. South Korean websites hit with rare waterhole phishing scheme | SC Media
227. Watch every Marvel movie *and* show in the perfect order
228. 4 obstacles to ethical AI (and how to address them)
229. Read the latest headlines in the Apple News app
230. The secret tricks Apple store staff use to push certain products | ZDNet
231. Steven Spielberg's push against Netflix at Oscars hits nerve
232. 3 things you must include in an IoT security plan
233. Verizon Pledges Home Internet on Its 5G Rollout
234. Why are TVs so cheap now? Well, your smart TV is watching you and making extra money, too
235. Samsung’s One UI is the best software it’s ever put on a smartphone
236. Apple just made it easier to find and manage subscriptions in iOS
237. Here's the One Gmail Setting You Should Activate Now
238. How to stay as private as possible on Apple's iPad and iPhone
239. With Magic Leap, your entertainment may get real weird real quick
240. The Linux command-line cheat sheet
241. The Next 7 Steps in Convergence of Technology, Business—and Humanity
242. Google's Making It Easier to Encrypt Even Cheap Android Phones
243. Phishing emails imitate American banks to infect victims with TrickBot
244. Tech Is Splitting the U.S. Work Force in Two
245. Why cloud computing suddenly seems so hard and expensive
246. Coming soon: On-premises 5G gear for enterprises
247. Prepping the Enterprise for the AI Apocalypse - InformationWeek
248. Amazon Eases Into Self-Driving Tech By Joining Aurora's $530 Million Funding Surge
249. iPhone 7, iPhone 8 being modified for German market following Qualcomm patent trial win
250. How to get more from Terminal and use it to control your Mac
251. Why CAPTCHAs have gotten so difficult
252. Microsoft CEO Says Privacy a Basic Human Right, Calls for Global GDPR
253. Tesla to buy energy tech company Maxwell Technologies for about $218 million
254. A New Google Chrome Extension Will Detect Your Unsafe Passwords
255. Apple, the iPhone, and the Innovator’s Dilemma
256. Google’s new Android apps listen to the world for the hard of hearing
257. Why is Java programming popular for businesses?
258. Top Tech Trends In 2019: 11 Experts Detail What You Need To Watch
259. 10 cybersecurity trends to watch for 2019
260. Abstinence-Only Sex Education Has A Big Unintended Consequence In Conservative States
261. $145 million funds frozen after death of cryptocurrency exchange admin | ZDNet
262. This password-stealing phishing attack comes disguised as a fake meeting request from the boss | ZDNet
263. The Ten Most Ridiculous Things "On the Blockchain"
264. Met Police deploys live facial recognition technology for ninth time
265. Six Trends for 2019 That Will Redefine Enterprise Tech
266. Where’s Apple’s collaboration service?
267. How to run a successful IT internship program
268. Opinion | Unless You’re Oprah, ‘Be Yourself’ Is Terrible Advice.
269. How to Rearrange the Menu Bar on the Mac - TekRevue
270. The autonomous vehicle parking problem
271. What to expect from tomorrow’s big net neutrality court hearing
272. Inside the Pentagon’s race against deepfake videos
273. Google Takes Its First Steps Toward Killing the URL
274. Is My Cell Phone Carrier Throttling My Speed?
275. Samsung Starts Making First 1TB Flash Storage for Phones
276. AMD turns to TSMC after GlobalFoundries turns back on 7nm chips
277. Could fingerprint scanners replace check-in lines at airports, baseball games and hospitals?
278. AT&T Wants to Be Big in Entertainment. First, It Has a $49 Billion Problem to Fix
279. Expect more requests to subscribe from Apple on iPhones and iPads
280. New Mac Malware Uses Steganography to Sneak Into Computers - ExtremeTech
281. Commands to help you monitor activity on your Linux server
282. Have Phones Become Boring? Well, They’re About to Get Weird
283. Other apps will be able to use Brave's privacy-focused ads starting later this year
284. Getting Started with Java 9 Module System - Help | IntelliJ IDEA
285. What is the program modules in java?
286. Understanding Java 9 Modules
287. What is digital forensics? And how to land a job in this hot field
288. Zuckerberg Plans to Integrate WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger
289. Apple is bringing "Hey Siri" to second generation AirPods
290. World Economic Forum warns of AI’s potential to worsen global inequality
291. Amazon-owned Ring has reportedly been spying on customer camera feeds
292. As the Government Shutdown Drags on, Security Risks Intensify
293. Major security flaw found in popular ES File Explorer Android app
294. How to choose a photo storage service
295. The foldable smartphone revolution will be awkward, but essential
296. The World’s Worst Passwords List: How Many Do You Have?
297. U.S. proposes to allow drone operation at night, over people
298. Feds Can't Force You To Unlock Your iPhone With Finger Or Face, Judge Rules
299. The Strange History of One of the Internet's First Viral Videos
300. T-Mobile starts verifying callers to fight spam