If you thought your protected Wi-Fi was safe, think again. Nearly all devices are affected by the new KRACK exploit.
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Smart devices and appliances, everything from your refrigerator to your television, are ideal targets for hackers thanks to the KRACK exploit.
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The company has a fix for the vulnerability in beta now.
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Some companies already have updates to fix the Wi-FI flaw available, but others say it’ll take a few weeks.
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Eyewear e-commerce giant Warby Parker is accused of signing partnership contracts and NDAs with online eyeglass prescription test startup Opternative, then stealing the technology to launch its own competing “Prescription Check” feature. That’s according to a legal complaint filed by Opternative last month that was unsealed today as the lawsuit unfolds. Read More
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Who wins the ultimate toothy predator showdown? A study on alligator diets finds the opportunistic reptiles will snack on sharks when it’s convenient.
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They’ve got 90 days to roll out an email validation system that should help protect against spoofed emails and phishing attacks.
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The tech giant reiterates points from its own report last month, including that the iPhone X doesn’t store or send biometric information.
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Judge issues final judgment in legal battle with patent holder that began in 2010.
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Indiegogo, the nine-year-old, crowdfunding site, is changing things up, it announced today. Not only can startups now raise money through the site, but in what seems like a natural evolution, they can now sell what they make once their goods are in production. In what seems a bigger twist, the San Francisco-based company will also now sell other items, too, opening its new platform —… Read More
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