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Have you heard about the recent leak affecting the hacking forum Cracked.to? Last Friday the forum's database of 321,000 members and 749,161 unique email addresses was leaked on rival site, RaidFor ...
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Experts agree that paper ballots are needed, but eight American states will use completely paperless machines in the 2020 elections regardless. What are your thoughts on this? Comment below.
Industry stakeholders are considering reducing the lifespan of HTTPS certificates to just 13 months, around half of the current duration, in order to improve security.
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This update fixes **CVE-2019-14744 (kconfig arbitrary shell code execution)** in the KDE 3 compatibility version of kdelibs used by legacy KDE 3 applications. The full list of fixes in this `kdelibs3` ...
This update fixes **CVE-2019-14744 (kconfig arbitrary shell code execution)** in the KDE 3 compatibility version of kdelibs used by legacy KDE 3 applications. The full list of fixes in this `kdelibs3` ...
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