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Microsoft says customers who applied Oct. 10 Windows updates are free from the Wi-Fi security flaw. Source: CNet
Read MoreMicrosoft says customers who applied Oct. 10 Windows updates are free from the Wi-Fi security flaw. Source: CNet
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Read MoreWi-Fi security under threat from newly discovered WPA2 vulnerabilities Publish to Facebook: No Twitter Card Style: summary What is KRACKs? read more Source: Symantec
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Read MoreThe weakness was found in the WPA2 security protocol used by almost every modern phone, computer and router. Source: CNet
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Read MoreAutomotive chip supplier NXP announces its S32 compute architecture for cars, allowing for secure over-the-air updates and connectivity. Source: CNet
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Read MoreKate McKinnon plays the presidential advisor as the creepy sewer-dwelling creature from Stephen King’s “It.” Source: CNet
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Read MoreResearchers at the University of Southern California are examining how virtual reality could promote brain plasticity and recovery. Source: CNet
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Read MoreCEO Jack Dorsey responds to the #WomenBoycottTwitter protest with a string of tweets saying the company is changing policies around how it vets content. Source: CNet
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Read MoreIn this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET’s Marguerite Reardon helps readers figure out the ins and outs of accessing free radio from their mobile phones. Source: CNet
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