security
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Untitled Goose Game Vulnerability Allows Hackers To Sow Chaos Only A Goose Could Love
The Untitled Goose Game that became a viral phenomenon right after its launch a month ago has been vulnerable to hacking, according to a report from a security researcher.
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A Bug Lets Any Fingerprint Unlock The Galaxy S10 And Note 10, And Samsung Blames Phone Covers
After a British couple discovered that their Galaxy S10 could be unlocked by anyone’s fingerprints, Samsung has now provided an official statement explaining the issue and advising late model Galaxy phone owners on what to do.
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Chinese Citizens Will Have To Scan Their Faces To Get Internet Access And New Phone Numbers
Starting December 1, Chinese citizens will have to allow telecommunications carriers to scan their faces when signing up for internet access or to get a new phone number.
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Watch Steve Jobs Assure People In 1981 That Computers Wouldn’t Be A Privacy Nightmare
From the perspective of the early 21st century, it’s safe to say that computers have been a privacy nightmare. Our world is so interconnected by machines that corporations, governments and almost anyone can find out almost anything they want about an average citizen thanks to our digital footprints. But the late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs…