Tons of TLS certs need to be tossed immediately after Go snafu On Wednesday, March 4, Let’s Encrypt – the free, automated digital certificate authority – will briefly become Let’s Revoke, to undo the issuance of more than three million flawed HTTPS certs.… …read more Source:: Register

Everything you need to know about which carriers will have the Galaxy S20 and Z Flip, and which plans will work for 5G. …read more Source:: CNet

Back in January when we announced the Train All the Things contest, we weren’t sure what kind of entries we’d see. Machine learning is a huge and rapidly evolving field, after all, and the traditional barriers that computationally intensive processes face have been falling just as rapidly. Constraints are fading away, and we want you…

The Silicon Valley venture capitalist Keith Rabois, onstage in January at a tech conference, said his first choice for president was a Democrat, Pete Buttigieg. And, sure, it would be a close call for Joseph R. Biden Jr. over President Trump. But Bernie Sanders? The New York Times: At that, Mr. Rabois, who has been…

Capture and download your best gaming moments. …read more Source:: CNet

An exploit published by a developer is easy to use and has already been used to build malicious apps that gain root access on Android devices. …read more Source:: Threatpost

Twitter, Slack, etc., have become undeniably important for business today, but they can cause a lot of damage. That’s why an agile communications strategy is so important. …read more Source:: DarkReading

China’s largest cyber-security vendor has published today a report accusing the CIA of hacking Chinese companies and government agencies for more than 11 years. From a report: The report, authored by Qihoo 360, claims the CIA hacked targets in China’s aviation industry, scientific research institutions, petroleum industry, Internet companies, and government agencies. CIA hacking operations…

Save $200 on this console-and-game bundle at Amazon or Best Buy. …read more Source:: CNet

Experts drafted in to help new hires answer customers’ technical questions Amazon Web Services plans to double its sales staffing numbers this year in the face of mounting competition and slowing growth.… …read more Source:: TheRegister