Delisting Cyberpunk was ‘in the interest of the PlayStation community’
PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan defended the company†s move to delist Cyberpunk 2077 in an interview with Axios. …
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Google abandons experiment to show simplified URLs in Chrome due to security concerns
The project, originally implemented in June 2020, was championed by several folks at Google including Chrome security lead Emily Stark as a way to cut down on long and unintelligible URLs. In practice, however, it apparently proved counter-productive.
Users Raise Security Concerns of Chrome/Brave Extension “GasNow”
Browser extension GasNow, which is used to keep track of Ethereum gas fees, has recently gained permission settings that are unsettling some of the crypto community.
Swiss detail extra security measures for Biden-Putin summit
Swiss authorities plan to temporarily restrict airspace over the city of Geneva and to deploy up to 3,000 troops and police officers as part of extra security for the summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Joe Biden next week
Cybersecurity To Protect The Work From Home Movement
There are a lot of things we might miss about life before the pandemic. We may miss being able to walk around barefaced everywhere we go. We may still miss hanging with a larger group of friends or going to a restaurant with a large party, or just sitting in a crowded bar, or at…
Tesla’s Fastest Car in World Runs ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ at 60 FPS
If you can’t find a PS5 or an RTX 3080 Elon Musk is ready to sell you the next best thing—a car.
UAE, Albania, Brazil, Gabon, Ghana elected to UN Security Council
Ghana received 185 votes, Gabon 183 votes, UAE 179 votes, Albania 175 votes and Brazil 181 votes.
China passes data security law as it continues to crack down on tech giants
The data security law is the latest in a series of laws in China that can affect tech firms’ use of personal data.
Hong Kong to censor films ‘endangering national security’
(AP) Hong Kong censors now have the power to ban films that endanger national security, prompting concerns that freedom of expression is being further curtailed in a city once known for its vibrant arts and film scene.Authorities are cracking down on criticism of Chinese Communist Party rule, arresting many pro-democracy activists in the city and…
Hong Kong to censor films ‘endangering national security’
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong censors now have the power to ban films that endanger national security, prompting concerns that freedom of expression is being further curtailed in a city once known for its vibrant arts and film scene.