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Broadcom moves to unseat Qualcomm board in hostile takeover effort
Broadcom is trying to force Qualcomm to the bargaining table by engaging directly with its shareholders and proposing a board that would back its unsolicited $130 billion acquisition offer.
One month with the Apple iPhone X: More powerful than a Plus in a killer form factor
I usually get bored with an iPhone after a few weeks and move along to more exciting Android smartphones, but there is something about the iPhone X that excites me every time I use it. It's not going anywhere for some time.
Forgotten password? Samsung's future phones could retrieve it using your palm
The creases in your palm could become the key to recalling that elusive password.
Password-sharing politicians prompt security row
Sharing passwords with staff is apparently common in the House of Commons, with security experts warning this a very bad idea.
PayPal's TIO Networks reveals data breach impacted 1.6 million users
The company says evidence of "unauthorized access" has appeared during a recent investigation.
Google says these are the best Android apps of 2017 but do you agree?
Google names most popular and best Android apps of the year.
Intrusion detection policy
A clear and concise plan of action will help counteract any intrusion into an enterprise network and mitigate potential damage. This sample policy establishes guidelines and procedures your organization...
Venezuela's Petro cryptocurrency tipped as way out of economic crisis
Citizens are left wondering if the reveal is a way to claw out of economic issues or little more than a press stunt.
How Six Flags uses biometric data to improve the guest experience
From the point of a ticket sale, through an entire park visit, hashed biometric data is used to unlock experiences for park guests at Six Flags, according to director of interactive Sean Andersen.
Security: Making yourself a hard target for hackers is easier than you think
Even following the most basic advice can provide a barrier to stop hackers and cyberattacks.
Google cracks down on apps that snoop on you, even if they're not in Play Store
Unless apps come clean about the personal data they collect, Google will slap them with Safe Browsing warnings.
