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Some of the biggest hacking episodes of the last few years, from Target Corp. to Home Depot Inc., share a common thread. Microsoft Corp. platforms were involved...
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The fundamental security risks and privacy problems of Internet voting are too great for its use in public elections, and those problems will not be resolved...
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Apple's Contribution to the Smartwatch: An App-Centric Approach and Wi-Fi
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Mistrust and Meddling nsettles .s. Science Agency
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Mediators appointed to analyse the rifts within Europe’s ambitious €1-billion (US$1.1 billion) Human Brain Project (HBP) have called for far-reaching changes both...
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Silicon Valley Is Trying to Make Humans Immortal—and Finding Some Success
Peter Thiel, the billionaire co-founder of PayPal, plans to live to be 120. Compared with some other tech billionaires, he doesn't seem particularly ambitious.
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Google Ventures and the Search For Immortality
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CIA to Make Sweeping Changes, Focus More on Cyber Ops: Agency Chief
The Central Intelligence Agency is launching one of the biggest reorganizations in its history, aimed in part at sharpening its focus on cyber operations and incorporating...
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Few technologies have generated more attention than virtual reality, which promises to immerse people in 3-D games and video.
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China Says Tech Firms Have Nothing to Fear from Anti-Terror Law
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