It's May the Fourth, so of course we ate a Star Wars burger – CNET
And it’s one scruffy-lookin’ nerf burger. Source: CNet
Read MoreAnd it’s one scruffy-lookin’ nerf burger. Source: CNet
Read MoreA judge says Waymo hasn’t presented a smoking gun in the self-driving car lawsuit, but he hasn’t ruled out an injunction against Uber. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe FBI director tells a senate subcommittee that Russia is “the greatest threat of any nation on Earth.” Source: CNet
Read MoreApple CEO says rumors about a new iPhone possibly coming later this year slowed sales in the second quarter. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe social network has been dealing with the consequences of letting people live stream whatever they want to its nearly 2 billion users. Meanwhile, business is good. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: No one is seriously hurt after a blazing plane crashes on a road in Washington state. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe star system that played host to the universe of “Babylon 5” is strikingly similar to our own solar system, scientists say. Source: CNet
Read MoreMake sure you know what you’re clicking on. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: Educators — and the parents who pay them — need to think twice before signing up for laptops that run Microsoft’s locked-down operating system. Source: CNet
Read MoreResearchers at Temple University and the University of Pittsburgh have taken a big step toward a cure for HIV infections using the CRISPR gene editing technology on infected mice. Source: CNet
Read MoreJessica Jones, Iron Fist, Luke Cage and Daredevil team up to save New York City in Marvel’s new Netflix series. Time to pore over the trailer. Warning: possible spoilers ahead. Source: CNet
Read MoreYou’ll have to deal with that wacky shift mechanism, though. Source: CNet
Read MoreAlso, in lighter news, we talk about Apple’s latest earnings. Source: CNet
Read MoreInternet search engine Shodan provides enterprise security teams a wealth of information about open ports on servers and other Internet-connected devices. Now, as part of a partnership with threat intelligence company Recorded Future, security analysts and researchers can use Shodan to uncover systems being used to control malware-infected devices. Shodan’s specialized crawler doesn’t gather information
Read MoreFind out how Samsung’s single-lens wonder stacks up against Apple’s dual-lensed giant in our photo comparison. Source: CNet
Read MoreAvailable from Boost Mobile and Virgin, that’s a huge discount on Apple’s 4-inch phone, which remains a popular choice for some users. Plus: a VR headset and remote for $11.99. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Xen Project has fixed three vulnerabilities in its widely used hypervisor that could allow operating systems running inside virtual machines to access the memory of the host systems, breaking the critical security layer among them. Two of the patched vulnerabilities can only be exploited under certain conditions, which limits their use in potential attacks,
Read MoreThis will probably make that restaurant outing a little more bearable. Source: CNet
Read MoreA federal judge will hear arguments Wednesday on whether Uber can continue to use disputed trade secrets to develop its self-driving car program. A loss for the ride-sharing company could prove devastating. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe long-expected service with 50-plus live channels for $40 is the latest virtual-cable competitor. It comes as Hulu luxuriates in an ephemeral perk: buzz. Source: CNet
Read MoreIn the latest episode of Security Sessions, CSO Editor-in-Chief Joan Goodchild speaks via Skype with Michael A. Davis, the CTO of behavioral analytics company CounterTack. The two discuss why machine learning is so important to CSOs and CISOs, even if they themselves are not particularly investing in such technology for their own security systems. Source:
Read MoreIs May the 4th the most important day of the year? Do you know Wicket’s full name and have eBay alerts set up for Kyber crystals? Yeah, you live for Star Wars. Source: CNet
Read MoreFans get a glimpse inside a submarine from the film set thanks to a tweet from the director of “Aquaman.” Source: CNet
Read MoreOne of the main problems facing industrial internet of things deployments is that perennial issue: security. When you’re deploying and managing hundreds or thousands of devices around an organization, how can you ensure that your devices are running the right firmware, are running the right software, or even that they’re communicating with the right servers?
Read MoreNews broadcasters will need a license from the Chinese government before they can publish news on online publications or social media. Source: CNet
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