Technology

Sennheiser Software Flaw Leaves Users Open to Hacking

You would not expect software for your headphones to seriously impair your computer’s security, but that’s exactly what Sennheiser managed to do. The desktop application for its headsets, called HeadSetup and HeadSetup Pro, included a botched root certificate, allowing anyone aware of the flaw to impersonate websites without detection. Sennheiser has …

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Tim Berners-Lee’s Solid Project: Can It Save the Web?

Not everyone thinks the web needs saving. After all, it’s a bigger and more essential part of our lives than almost anyone could have predicted when Tim Berners-Lee first wrote a browser for what became the World Wide Web. But the original peer-to-peer, open-protocol, read-write architecture has been overshadowed in …

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Eight science apps that turn your phone into a lab

Numerous of these apps let users participate in publishable research and preservation efforts. Amateur bird-watchers need to download eBird. The app, handled by the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology, not only lets you recognize and log bird sightings, but likewise makes it easy to share those findings with others– consisting of …

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Intel CPU Shortage Could Ease in Q1 2019

Intel has been grappling with a CPU shortage for months, due to production constraints associated with its difficult 10nm ramp as well as increased demand for its 14nm data center processors. The company announced during its last conference call that it would spend an additional $1B to increase 14nm production. …

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Amazon Launches ARM-Based Custom Graviton CPU

It’s only been a few weeks since Amazon announced that it would offer AMD Epyc servers as an option for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Now the company is announcing a new type of hardware platform for its just-created A1 instances — the Amazon Graviton processor. The company writes: Today we …

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