Linux Hardening Guide — HTML5 still doesn't replicate what mattered about Flash — and SolarWinds hackers were able to access Microsoft source code

 
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Linux Hardening Guide

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HTML5 still doesn’t replicate what mattered about Flash

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SolarWinds hackers were able to access Microsoft source code

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Israeli startup claims Covid-19 likely originated in a lab, willing to bet on it

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LibrePhotos: A Self-Hosted Google Photos Alternative
 

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Clams filter the water and check whether the water is polluted or clean

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Why Jira Sucks

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Ditching Excel for Python in a legacy industry

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WebAssembly Studio

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AWS Lambda Terraform Cookbook with working examples
 

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The Elements of Statistical Learning [pdf]

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The Big Little Guide to Message Queues

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Rust 1.49.0

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PyPy Project looking for sponsorship to add support for Apple Silicon

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Baltimore police lied about almost every aspect of its spy plane program
 

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Ticketmaster will pay $10M for hacking rival ticket seller

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Flash Player is about to stop working on Windows 10

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Erdoğan’s censorship now targeting media outlets in Europe

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Firefox not planning on supporting PWA

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Mitsubishi Heavy to build biggest zero-carbon steel plant
 

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