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Lees meerJohn Sessions' remarks widely seen as a reference to backdoors, despite industry's opposition to them
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Lees meerAnd then Dan Melamed did the right thing: he reported it to Facebook
Lees meerBut what's in it for Google to develop tools for the maker community? The answer? Data (probably)
Lees meer'Brainwave biometrics' could one day be used to gauge our fitness to access certain resources
Lees meerGoogle's App Security Improvment program has grown some real teeth since it was launched in 2014
Lees meerGoogle's Project Zero found a serious hole in Cisco's WebEx browser extension that is nearly but not yet fully fixed. Here's what to do.
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Lees meerRestrictions will make it harder to reach providers like Facebook, Google and news providers such as the New York Times
Lees meerDecision not to force Microsoft to hand over suspect's emails held on an Irish server upheld
Lees meerDeal to sell core internet business to telecoms giant pushed into second quarter
Lees meerWho is behind the stormtrooper army firing out random tweets from the Star Wars novels? And what are the security implications? Researchers want to hear from you
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