#computer-security

The importance of adversarial interoperability; An explanation of Segwit; An essay on the trust dilemma in a corporate supply chain; A perspective on the term, quantum supremacy (with a link to the recent

Provable and tractable algorithms for protein design; A researcher theorizes that obesity is growing because of "ultra-processed" foods; Message rate limiting reduces the spread of misinformation

A robotic "flying fish" along with IEEE Spectrum's weekly selection of awesome robot videos; An argument to integrate knowledge from genetic engineering and information security; A recursive

Massive denial of service attack left wikipedia unreachable in parts of Europe and the Middle East; Moody's expects blockchain standards by 2021; MIT Media Lab insiders say the personal food computer is

Growing access to comp. sci. classes doesn't put high-schoolers in the seats; Tesla users complain of being locked out and stranded when the mobile app stopped working; Samsung files to patent a solid-state

A robotic puppeteer; An electroshock bracelet to deter bad habits; An argument that smart cities should spend more on digital security for infrastructure technologies; A new tablet experience for Windows

Conducting foreign policy on autopilot; Bikes and ridesharing added to Google Maps; A privilege escalation vulnerability announced in Checkpoint's Endpoint Security; Bug bounty up to $10,000 for Facebook's

MoviePass leaked thousands of unencrypted credit card numbers; Another argument against the current thinking about "old age"; Biology's role in defining moods, behavior, and identity; A Block.One

DoJ says AT&T workers took $1 million to unlock 2 million phones; EU court says sites must get consent to send data via Facebook's "Like" button; An AI mastered chess by reading about it;

Capital One's breach was enabled by a long-known vulnerability; Discovery of "clock-like" neurons; An argument for the preservation of spiders; Recaptcha considered harmful; A Steem essay on

Federal regulators eyeing Amazon cloud storage; A Steem biography of Marie Curie; Correction on Facebook backdoor reporting; Shelter dogs protecting endangered species; IEEE Spectrum's weekly selection

Microsoft has warned that nearly one million computers globally are still at risk of malware attack similar to WannaCry that spread worldwide in 2017 causing billions of dollars in damage. The software

안녕하세요 공맹이 입니다. 오늘 CPU 취약점에 대한 업데이트가 나왔습니다. 수동으로는 지금 바로 패치를 적용 할수 있습니다. 9일 부터는 자동으로 업데이트가 될것이라고 합니다. 수동으로 업데이트를 실시 하기 위해서는 시작 메뉴에서 설정 메뉴 선택 하고 업데이트 및 보안을 눌릅니다. 그 후 업데이트 확인을 눌르게 되면 업데이트 할것이 있는지 확인을 하고 목록을