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Monthly Archives: October 2016
How To Take Down Irritating Drones Without Shooting Them Out Of The Sky
PayPal Patches Bone-Headed Two Factor Authentication Bypass
Inside The Foggy, Shady Market For Zero-Day Bugs
Meet The Scariest Tech Of The Year
kdepim-16.08.2-1.fc24 kdepim-addons-16.08.2-1.fc24 kdepim-apps-libs-16.08.2-1.fc24 kdepim-runtime-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-calendar-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-contacts-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-mime-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-notes-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-search-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-akonadi-server-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-calendarsupport-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-eventviews-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-gpgmepp-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-grantleetheme-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-incidenceeditor-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kalarmcal-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kblog-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kcalendarcore-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kcalendarutils-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kcontacts-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kdgantt2-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kholidays-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kidentitymanagement-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kimap-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kldap-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kmailtransport-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kmbox-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kmime-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kontactinterface-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-kpimtextedit-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-ktnef-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-libgravatar-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-libkdepim-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-libkleo-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-libksieve-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-mailcommon-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-mailimporter-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-messagelib-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-pimcommon-16.08.2-1.fc24 kf5-syndication-16.08.2-1.fc24 kleopatra-16.08.2-1.fc24
KDE PIM Applications 16.08.2, https://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-applications-16.08.2.php
nodejs-0.10.48-1.fc23
Update to 0.10.48 (security fix)
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Update to 0.10.46(security fix)
Kaspersky Lab Endpoint Security Solution Cited as a Leader in Industry Report
Kaspersky Lab announced today that Forrester Research, Inc. has recognized the company as a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Endpoint Security Suites, Q4 2016.
Chinese Hackers won $215,000 for Hacking iPhone and Google Nexus at Mobile Pwn2Own
The Tencent Keen Security Lab Team from China has won a total prize money of $215,000 in the 2016 Mobile Pwn2Own contest run by Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) in Tokyo, Japan.
Despite the implementation of high-security measures in current devices, the famous Chinese hackers crew has successfully hacked both Apple’s iPhone 6S as well as Google’s Nexus 6P phones.
Hacking iPhone 6S
Surviving the online zombie apocalypse
It’s the zombies you can’t see which are the real danger.
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