Microsoft unveiled some of the specs of its next-generation hardware. …read more Source:: CNet

The first Mac chip designed by Apple was previously rumored for 2020. …read more Source:: CNet

Jump on the binge-worthy bandwagon with new lists of what’s most popular. …read more Source:: CNet

Of all the people I was looking forward to meeting at Supercon, aside from my Hackaday colleagues with whom I had worked for five years without ever meeting, was a fellow from Germany named Matthias Balwierz. The name might not ring a bell, but he’ll certainly be familiar to Hackaday readers as Bitluni, the sometimes…

For roughly $640, Realme’s newest flagship phone features a Snapdragon 865 processor, super-fast charging and two selfie cameras as it continues its premium push. …read more Source:: CNet

Bug bounty platform HackerOne paid out $40 million in bounties in 2019, roughly equal to the total for all previous years combined. From a report: Moreover, the company announced that its community almost doubled in the past year to 600,000 registered hackers. The announcement comes as the cybersecurity industry struggles with a workforce shortage, which…

Also: Musical Soyuz seats ahead of next ISS mission Roundup SpaceX gets its feet wet, digging for victory with Mars InSight and a changing of the ISS guard await rocket fanciers in this week’s summary of space news.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

Ming-Chi Kuo is out with a new analyst note today and the most interesting part of his forecast is that Apple will release its first Mac with an ARM processor in the first half of 2021. From a report: Kuo is predicting that one of Apple’s new products to be released within the next 12-18…

There’s a new development board in town from Adafruit, and it’s called the CLUE. This tiny board can be programmed in Arduino or CircuitPython, and it is absolutely stuffed with sensors and functionality, including Bluetooth. It’s essentially a BBC Micro:bit with more sensors, a screen, and a much beefier processor. Sound interesting? Let’s get out…

Server-side request forgery is a dangerous attack method that is also becoming an issue for the cloud. Here are some of the basics to help keep your Web server from turning against you. …read more Source:: DarkReading