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When the blockbuster twin security exploits[1] known as Meltdown and Spectre appeared in early 2018, Mozilla was among the first to respond, retroactively changing several behaviors of Firefox[2] to help prevent them.
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Read more: Meltdown, Spectre, and the Costs of Unchecked Innovation
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(Image: file photo) A data analytics company that helped propel Donald Trump to election victory harvested private information from 50 million Facebook profiles without their permission.
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Read more: Trump Campaign Data Consultants Cambridge Analytica Took 50 Million Facebook Users' Data
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Arguably the biggest news in security this week was also the strangest; a company barely a year old announced a series of AMD vulnerabilities[1], giving the chip company only a day or so advance...
Read more: Security News This Week: A Smartphone Botnet Army Keeps Growing Stronger
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I don't normally take a look at Kickstarter products, but in a moment of weakness when I was approached by the Energen team to take a look at the DroneMax 360, I decided to give it a...
Read more: DroneMax 360 hands-on: A portable power station that does it all
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With businesses capturing more data about their customers, Singapore needs to reassess its guidelines and codes of conduct for the industry to ensure personal information is used responsibly and securely.
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Pointing to the data "gold rush", RajneshRead more: Singapore industry needs stronger codes of conduct as consumer data gains value
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Take a look back at the biggest open source headlines of the past two weeks.

