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The Loneliness of the Junior College Esports Coach

23 June 2022

He tried to save his wife through the video game they loved—and nearly lost himself. Then he signed up to lead a fledgling team of gamers in Cheyenne, Wyoming. [...]

Here Comes the Sun—to End Civilization

21 June 2022

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Can Democracy Include a World Beyond Humans?

16 June 2022

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When Covid Came for Provincetown

14 June 2022

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A Pandemic Tragedy on Brazil’s Lago Verde

9 June 2022

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The Unwritten Laws of Physics for Black Women

7 June 2022

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Volodymyr Zelensky on War, Technology, and the Future of Ukraine

2 June 2022

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Taika Waititi Is a Bundle of Contradictions

31 May 2022

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‘How Are They Weapons? That’s Only a Flashlight!’

26 May 2022

During the protests in Hong Kong, young people carried laser pointers, umbrellas, and plastic ties—objects that sometimes led to their arrest, and years of legal limbo. [...]

Bill Gates Is So Over This Pandemic

12 May 2022

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Apple, Disney, Others Speak Out on Supreme Court Overturning Roe v. Wade - CNET

25 June 2022

Some companies have said they'll cover expenses for employees who need to seek health care out of state. [...]

Best Balance Transfer Credit Cards for June 2022 - CNET

25 June 2022

A balance transfer credit card can save you a lot of time and money when you need to pay off credit card debt. [...]

HBO Max: The 30 Best Movies to Watch - CNET

25 June 2022

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25 June 2022

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How Long Does It Take to Install Solar Panels? - CNET

25 June 2022

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Best Cheap True-Wireless Earbuds for 2022 - CNET

25 June 2022

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25 June 2022

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25 June 2022

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Abortion Funds: What They Are and How They Work - CNET

25 June 2022

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Gerrymandering: What You Need to Know About the Threat Affecting Every Election - CNET

25 June 2022

With midterm elections looming, partisan redistricting could be the biggest political issue of 2022. [...]

Threat Intelligence Services Are Universally Valued by IT Staff

24 June 2022

Most of those surveyed are concerned about AI-based attacks and deepfakes, but suggest that their organization is ready. [...]

Why We're Getting Vulnerability Management Wrong

24 June 2022

Security is wasting time and resources patching low or no risk bugs. In this post, we examine why security practitioners need to rethink vulnerability management. [...]

APT Groups Swarming on VMware Servers with Log4Shell

24 June 2022

CISA tells organizations running VMware servers without Log4Shell mitigations to assume compromise. [...]

Only 3% of Open Source Software Bugs Are Actually Attackable, Researchers Say

24 June 2022

A new study says 97% of open source vulnerabilities linked to software supply chain risks are not attackable — but is "attackability" the best method for prioritizing bugs? [...]

7 Steps to Stronger SaaS Security

24 June 2022

Continuous monitoring is key to keeping up with software-as-a-service changes, but that's not all you'll need to get better visibility into your SaaS security. [...]

The Cybersecurity Talent Shortage Is a Myth

24 June 2022

We have a tech innovation problem, not a staff retention (or recruitment) problem. [...]

Without Conti on the Scene, LockBit 2.0 Leads Ransomware Attacks

24 June 2022

Analysts say an 18% drop in ransomware attacks seen in May is likely fleeting, as Conti actors regroup. [...]

Chinese APT Group Likely Using Ransomware Attacks as Cover for IP Theft

23 June 2022

Bronze Starlight’s use of multiple ransomware families and its victim-targeting suggest there’s more to the group’s activities than just financial gain, security vendor says. [...]

Johnson Controls Acquires Tempered Networks to Bring Zero Trust Cybersecurity to Connected Buildings

23 June 2022

Johnson Controls will roll out the Tempered Networks platform across deployments of its OpenBlue AI-enabled platform. [...]

ShiftLeft: Focus On 'Attackability' To Better Prioritize Vulnerabilities

23 June 2022

ShiftLeft's Manish Gupta join Dark Reading's Terry Sweeney at Dark Reading News Desk during RSA Conference to talk about looking at vulnerability management through the lens of "attackability." [...]

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How to get college credit for work experience

25 June 2022

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5 tips to help you land that dream tech job

25 June 2022

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Launch your IT career with over 225 hours of training on Microsoft 365, Windows & Azure

25 June 2022

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Are you ready for the worst Economy Class airline seats in the world?

25 June 2022

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The 5 best security cameras of 2022

25 June 2022

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Southwest Airlines pilots lost 20,000 off days. That's not the scariest problem

25 June 2022

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The best early Prime Day 2022 TV deals

24 June 2022

You can take advantage of some great discounts on TVs from Samsung, TCL, and LG. What's the best early Prime Day TV deal? Our pick is the 55-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni Series. Prime members can save over $250, and get an excellent 4K TV with Alexa built-in and a preloaded suite of streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+. [...]

Best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on security cameras

24 June 2022

What is the best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deal on security cameras? The Arlo Essential Spotlight three-camera pack is ZDNet's top choice. It's 11% off right now, and you get three cameras. We'll update this guide with more Prime Day deals as they're available. [...]

Hostinger deal: Get a website and SSL for $2.99 per month

24 June 2022

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Best early Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals on robot vacuums

24 June 2022

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Researchers: Oracle Took 6 Months to Patch 'Mega' Vulnerability Affecting Many Systems

24 June 2022

Security researchers have published technical details on a critical Fusion Middleware vulnerability that Oracle took six months to patch. read more [...]

CrowdStrike: Ransomware Actor Caught Exploiting Mitel VOIP Zero-Day

24 June 2022

Security researchers at CrowdStrike have stumbled upon ransomware actors deploying zero-day exploits against Mitel VOIP appliances sitting on the network perimeter. read more [...]

Black Basta Ransomware Becomes Major Threat in Two Months

24 June 2022

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Codesys Patches 11 Flaws Likely Affecting Controllers From Several ICS Vendors

24 June 2022

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US Agencies Warn Organizations of Log4Shell Attacks Against VMware Products

24 June 2022

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US, UK, New Zealand Issue PowerShell Security Guidance

24 June 2022

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Apple, Android Phones Targeted by Italian Spyware: Google

23 June 2022

An Italy-based firm's hacking tools were used to spy on Apple and Android smartphones in Italy and Kazakhstan, Google said Thursday, casting a light on a "flourishing" spyware industry. read more [...]

A Year After Death, McAfee's Corpse Still in Spanish Morgue

23 June 2022

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Biden Signs Two Cybersecurity Bills Into Law

23 June 2022

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What’s the ‘secret sauce’ behind Croatian EV maker Rimac?

25 June 2022

Rimac Group made headlines after raising a Series D round that valued the Croatian startup at $2.2 billion, prompting the question: How has it succeeded where so many other EV makers have struggled? [...]

Indian fintechs request central bank to treat full-KYC PPI same as bank account to survive crackdown

25 June 2022

Payments giants and fintech startups in India on Saturday requested the central bank to treat widely used prepaid payment instruments on par with bank accounts for customers who have undertaken certain verifications, days after the monetary authority signalled industry-wide crackdown. The Payments Council of India, a unit of influential industry body IAMAI, said in a […] [...]

Crypto community or crumbling cult? And other TC news

25 June 2022

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25 June 2022

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Startup layoffs, the art of reinvention and a MasterClass in change

25 June 2022

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Juul can keep selling vaping products in the US for now

24 June 2022

A federal appeals court froze the FDA’s ban on Juul products Friday after the company sought an emergency administrative stay. On Thursday, the U.S. regulator took sweeping action against the e-cigarette maker, effectively killing its access to the U.S. market. The temporary stay will be in place essentially to buy time until the case can […] [...]

NASA determines Space Launch System testing complete

24 June 2022

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Daily Crunch: Months after rejecting a $17B bid, Zendesk sells to private equity group for $10.2B

24 June 2022

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TechCrunch+ roundup: Non-dilutive biotech capital, long-term angel investing, WayRay’s $80M pitch deck

24 June 2022

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Bird gets a warning from the NYSE because its stock price is too low

24 June 2022

Scooter and micromobility company Bird has to fly at a slightly higher altitude — at least if it wants to keep its New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) listing. The company issued a press release on Friday noting that it had received word from the NYSE that its share price was “not in compliance” with the […] [...]

Learn NIST Inside Out With 21 Hours of Training @ 86% OFF

25 June 2022

In cybersecurity, many of the best jobs involve working on government projects. To get a security clearance, you need to prove that you meet NIST standards. Cybersecurity firms are particularly interested in people who understand the RMF, or Risk Management Framework — a U.S. government guideline for taking care of data. The NIST Cybersecurity & Risk Management Frameworks Course helps you [...]

Hackers Exploit Mitel VoIP Zero-Day in Likely Ransomware Attack

25 June 2022

A suspected ransomware intrusion attempt against an unnamed target leveraged a Mitel VoIP appliance as an entry point to achieve remote code execution and gain initial access to the environment. The findings come from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, which traced the source of the attack to a Linux-based Mitel VoIP device sitting on the network perimeter, while also identifying a previously [...]

Google Says ISPs Helped Attackers Infect Targeted Smartphones with Hermit Spyware

25 June 2022

A week after it emerged that a sophisticated mobile spyware dubbed Hermit was used by the government of Kazakhstan within its borders, Google said it has notified Android users of infected devices. Additionally, necessary changes have been implemented in Google Play Protect — Android's built-in malware defense service — to protect all users, Benoit Sevens and Clement Lecigne of Google Threat [...]

Multiple Backdoored Python Libraries Caught Stealing AWS Secrets and Keys

25 June 2022

Researchers have discovered a number of malicious Python packages in the official third-party software repository that are engineered to exfiltrate AWS credentials and environment variables to a publicly exposed endpoint. The list of packages includes loglib-modules, pyg-modules, pygrata, pygrata-utils, and hkg-sol-utils, according to Sonatype security researcher Ax Sharma. The packages and as [...]

State-Backed Hackers Using Ransomware as a Decoy for Cyber Espionage Attacks

25 June 2022

A China-based advanced persistent threat (APT) group is possibly deploying short-lived ransomware families as a decoy to cover up the true operational and tactical objectives behind its campaigns. The activity cluster, attributed to a hacking group dubbed Bronze Starlight by Secureworks, involves the deployment of post-intrusion ransomware such as LockFile, Atom Silo, Rook, Night Sky, Pandora, [...]

New 'Quantum' Builder Lets Attackers Easily Create Malicious Windows Shortcuts

25 June 2022

A new malware tool that enables cybercriminal actors to build malicious Windows shortcut (.LNK) files has been spotted for sale on cybercrime forums. Dubbed Quantum Lnk Builder, the software makes it possible to spoof any extension and choose from over 300 icons, not to mention support UAC and Windows SmartScreen bypass as well as "multiple payloads per .LNK" file. Also offered are capabilities [...]

Log4Shell Still Being Exploited to Hack VMWare Servers to Exfiltrate Sensitive Data

24 June 2022

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), along with the Coast Guard Cyber Command (CGCYBER), on Thursday released a joint advisory warning of continued attempts on the part of threat actors to exploit the Log4Shell flaw in VMware Horizon servers to breach target networks. "Since December 2021, multiple threat actor groups have exploited Log4Shell on unpatched, [...]

NSO Confirms Pegasus Spyware Used by at least 5 European Countries

23 June 2022

The beleaguered Israeli surveillanceware vendor NSO Group this week admitted to the European Union lawmakers that its Pegasus tool was used by at least five countries in the region. "We're trying to do the right thing and that's more than other companies working in the industry," Chaim Gelfand, the company's general counsel and chief compliance officer, said, according to a report from Politico. [...]

Manual vs. SSPM: Research on What Streamlines SaaS Security Detection & Remediation

23 June 2022

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Chinese Hackers Distributing SMS Bomber Tool with Malware Hidden Inside

24 June 2022

A threat cluster with ties to a hacking group called Tropic Trooper has been spotted using a previously undocumented malware coded in Nim language to strike targets as part of a newly discovered campaign. The novel loader, dubbed Nimbda, is "bundled with a Chinese language greyware 'SMS Bomber' tool that is most likely illegally distributed in the Chinese-speaking web," Israeli cybersecurity [...]

The Concerning Statistics About Mental Health in Cybersecurity

24 June 2022

Are cyber professionals as good at protecting their mental health as their IT environments? Thomas Kinsella, COO of Tines, talks about the worrying mental health statistics in cyber and how to protect your team. The post The Concerning Statistics About Mental Health in Cybersecurity appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Related StoriesIdentity Fraud: The New Corporate BattlegroundUnderstanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing AttacksHow to Bring the Power of No-Code Security Automation to Your Team in 2022 [...]

Episode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber Underground

20 June 2022

Naomi Yusupov, a Chinese Intelligence Analyst at the threat intelligence firm CyberSixGill talks to host Paul Roberts about that company’s new report: The Bear and the Dragon: Analyzing the Russian and Chinese Cybercriminal Communities. The post Episode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber Underground appeared first on The...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 238: Robots Are The Next Frontier In Healthcare Cyber RiskEpisode 236: Cyberwar Takes A Back Seat In Ukraine (For Now) [...]

Identity Fraud: The New Corporate Battleground

14 June 2022

The pandemic accelerated the migration to digital services, with millions of U.S. consumers turning to the internet for everything from medical care to shopping and banking. But as consumers increasingly move their transactions online, criminals enjoy a landscape ripe for identity fraud, John Buzzard of Javelin Strategy writes in this Expert...Read the whole entry... »Related StoriesUnderstanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing AttacksHow to Bring the Power of No-Code Security Automation to Your Team in 2022State of Modern Application Security: 6 Key Takeaways For 2022 [...]

Episode 238: Robots Are The Next Frontier In Healthcare Cyber Risk

25 May 2022

In this episode of the podcast (#238) we speak with Daniel Brodie, the CTO at the firm Cynerio. about his firm’s discovery of a string of critical security flaws in an autonomous medical robot, TUG, that is already deployed in hundreds of clinical settings and the growing issue of medical device insecurity and cyber risks to healthcare...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesEpisode 235: Justine Bone of MedSec on Healthcare InsecurityFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskCyber Attack Halts Production at Ag Equipment Maker AGCO Fendt [...]

Understanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing Attacks

17 May 2022

Credential stuffing attacks rose by 49% in 2020, according to one report. In this Expert Insight piece, Anastasios Arampatzis talks about simple steps companies can take to stop these attacks. The post Understanding the Economic Impact of Credential Stuffing Attacks appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Related StoriesIdentity Fraud: The New Corporate BattlegroundHow to Bring the Power of No-Code Security Automation to Your Team in 2022Episode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber Underground [...]

Cyber Attack Halts Production at Ag Equipment Maker AGCO Fendt

9 May 2022

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Feel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber Risk

3 May 2022

The good news? John Deere bricked expensive farm equipment taken by thieving Russian troops. The bad news: those same remote access features could be used to launch crippling, large scale attacks on US farms. The post Feel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber Risk appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Related StoriesCyber Attack Halts Production at Ag Equipment Maker AGCO FendtEpisode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber UndergroundDEF CON: Security Holes in Deere, Case IH Shine Spotlight on Agriculture Cyber Risk [...]

Episode 237: Jacked on the Beanstalk – DeFi’s Security Debt Runs Wide, Deep

19 April 2022

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Episode 236: Cyberwar Takes A Back Seat In Ukraine (For Now)

6 March 2022

we sit down with Christian Sorenson, the former lead of the international cyber warfare team at US Cyber Command and CEO of cybersecurity firm, SightGain, to talk about what we’ve learned so far from Russia’s war in Ukraine, and what may be coming next. The post Episode 236: Cyberwar Takes A Back Seat In Ukraine (For Now) appeared first on ...Read the whole entry... »Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesEpisode 239: Power shifts from Russia to China in the Cyber UndergroundFeel Good Ukraine Tractor Story Highlights Ag Cyber RiskEpisode 238: Robots Are The Next Frontier In Healthcare Cyber Risk [...]

How to Bring the Power of No-Code Security Automation to Your Team in 2022

3 March 2022

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Intel delays ceremony for Ohio factory over lack of government funding

25 June 2022

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Intel is postponing the groundbreaking ceremony for its planned chip-making facilities in Ohio because the US government hasn’t yet provided it with funding, the company confirmed to The Verge (via The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal). The ceremony, which was originally set to take place on July 22nd, has been delayed indefinitely in a likely bid to push the US government towards passing the CHIPS Act. Intel announced its $20 billion plan to build two semiconductor plants in New Albany, Ohio earlier this year, noting that its expansion to potentially include… [...]

The best instant cameras you can buy right now

25 June 2022

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The brewing fight to keep abortion info online

25 June 2022

Illustration by William Joel Yesterday, the Supreme Court voted to uphold a Mississippi abortion ban and overturn Roe v. Wade, ending abortion access in some states and triggering impending bans in others. The decision won’t end abortion in America, but in many places it will move the procedure underground and, based on recent history, online. Understandably, abortion advocates have focused on surveillance issues in the immediate aftermath of the ruling, concerned about states using online records for criminal prosecutions. But there’s also a fight brewing over how and where advocates will be able to share abortion information online. If a… [...]

Google’s Pixel 5 was the last of its kind

25 June 2022

Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge From time to time, I’ll grab a random device out of the Verge reviews closet and spend a week or two with it. It’s mostly out of random curiosity and for the sake of comparing “old” products against the latest and greatest. Most recently, I was drawn to Google’s Pixel 5. So I gave it a factory reset, updated the phone to Android 12, and have been using it as my daily driver for the past several days. The experience has been fantastic. I’ve got very large hands — an iPhone 13… [...]

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25 June 2022

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Here’s Google’s letter saying employees can relocate to states with abortion rights

25 June 2022

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Friday to overturn Roe v. Wade, Google’s chief people officer Fiona Cicconi sent a staff-wide email to employees informing them of Google’s response to the ruling. Among other things, the email highlights that Googlers can “apply for relocation without justification” and that people in charge of the relocation process “will be aware of the situation” in assessing their requests. In an email last August reported by Bloomberg, Google told employees that of 10,000 requests over the prior few months to work remotely or relocate,… [...]

Federal appeals court pauses FDA ban on Juul’s e-cigarettes

25 June 2022

The company says it could suffer “irreparable harm” if it can’t sell its products while the court considers its case. | Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Juul can continue selling its e-cigarettes despite the Food and Drug Administration ordering a ban Thursday, according to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia (via TechCrunch). In its order, the court says it’s issuing the temporary stay to give Juul time to file an emergency motion, which it can then consider along with a response from the FDA. The FDA says the reason for the ban is that… [...]

Snoop Dogg and Eminem’s Bored Ape music video is here to try and sell us on tokens

24 June 2022

Image: Marshall B. Mathers III The last couple of weeks have had a lot of bad news for some in the “web3” space, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at announcements in and around the recently-ended NFT.NYC and ApeFest 2022 events. The Bored Ape Yacht Club’s (BAYC) annual event in particular brought in musicians like The Roots, LCD Soundsystem, Haim, Lil Baby, Lil Wayne, and others to perform for its members. On the final day of the event, guests saw the premiere of this video from two of the celebrities who’ve purchased tokens, Eminem and Snoop Dogg. The video… [...]

T-Mobile is selling your app usage data to advertisers — here’s how to opt out

24 June 2022

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Samsung’s monstrous 55-inch Odyssey Ark monitor could go on sale in August

24 June 2022

We’re gonna need a bigger desk. | Image: Samsung Samsung is getting ready to release its massive 55-inch curved Odyssey Ark monitor in August, according to a report from Korean outlet ETNews (via SamMobile). The monitor, which was announced in January at CES, has reportedly gone through a few certification programs that have to be done before it can go on sale. Details about this monitor are still scant. The company has said that it’ll have a 16:9 4K panel and that the stand will support pivot, tilt, and rotation. It also announced that it would come out in the… [...]

Juul Survives a Blow From the FDA—for Now

25 June 2022

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The Post-Roe Privacy Nightmare Has Arrived

25 June 2022

Plus: Microsoft details Russia’s Ukraine hacking campaign, Meta’s election integrity efforts dwindle, and more. [...]

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