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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF)’s 5G Network
We’ve been discussing the opportunities and challenges of 5G (the fifth generation of wireless technology) deployment in Israel for the past year. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is a potential early adopter. It is a potential early adopter of 5G (the fifth generation of wireless technology), and it is also a potential early adopter of…
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Update: Microsoft Has Fixed the Printer Nightmare Vulnerability
This article presents the first empirical examination of the relationship between the use of malware and the threat landscape: the ability to pay for remote access. The authors demonstrate that payment for the privilege of remote access is not sufficient to enable the malware community to continue to operate. In contrast, the authors argue, malware…
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Comment on a Security Bug in the Windows Print Spooler Service
We at Computer Security Research Group are very concerned about recent security incidents that have occurred on Microsoft Windows PCs. We are particularly concerned about an issue that was discovered in Windows 6 and Windows 7 and was first reported on November 29, 2010. Our researchers are analyzing and we have discovered a known vulnerability…
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Software Stock Intraday Activity is Down 0. 28% Year-Over-Year
Software Stock Intraday Activity is down 0. 28% year-over-year, which is the first time this has happened in a year. The last time a month-to-date decline was +0. 31%, according to S&P Capital IQ. With the recent weakness in the stock market, the stock is currently a relative bargain, which is evident in the Relative…
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Google Hits 37 AGs With Antitrust Suit
As part of a pending $70 million federal settlement of a lawsuit filed by Symantec on February 3, 2007, Symantec has filed a motion in opposition to the U. District Court’s final judgment entered on October 4, 2007, agreeing with the district court that $75. 2 million will be awarded to plaintiffs in the case…
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The GPU Power of the Ethereum Network Has Dropped
The GPU Power of the Ethereum Network has Dropped, 2018-02-08 by Stefan Geerling, Matthew Stegman and Jonathan Teller. The GPU Power of the Ethereum Network has Dropped, is a post shared by Stefan Geerling on Tuesday, February 8th, 2018 at 17:01:12 PM by Stefan Geerling and downloaded on Tuesday, February 8, 2018 at 17:01:12 PM.…
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The Beehive State’s Plan for Educational Relief
Department of Health and Human Services has approved a $205 million grant to help Utah’s public schools get ready for the COVID-19 outbreak by improving social distancing guidelines and providing physical distancing instructions to employees. The grant is one of the first under a federal stimulus package passed in late February to provide economic relief…
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Paytm Files Petition for Resignation of Board Members
Following the news of Paytm’s board reshuffle earlier in the day, the company reportedly filed a petition seeking the resignation of all of its board members after it was “forced to pay some Rs 4,800 crore to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code of India (IBCI) and a further Rs 4,000 crore to the IBCI. According…
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The SEC Network Takeover Schedule for the Georgia Bulldogs
For all those fans with a strong preference for all-veteran players, and for all those fans with only a minor preference, the Alabama men’s basketball team is offering a “bulldog” version of the team, in which players taking over are wearing the letters “Ugly Duckling. ” Each of the seven players who have taken over…
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China Bans Speculative Cryptocurrency Trading From Financial Institutions and Payment Companies
China bans speculative cryptocurrency trading from financial institutions and payment companies. Article Title: China bans speculative cryptocurrency trading from financial institutions and payment companies | Cryptocurrency. Full Article Text: The Chinese government on Thursday barred speculative trading on the Chinese cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and virtual currency startups, according to a statement issued by the State Council…
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