Bjarteblogg
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Is Telegram really an encrypted messaging app? – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
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Your TV set has become a digital billboard. And it’s only getting worse. | Ars Technica
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Research AI model unexpectedly modified its own code to extend runtime | Ars Technica
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AI chatbots’ safeguards can be easily bypassed, say UK researchers | Chatbots | The Guardian
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LLMs’ Data-Control Path Insecurity – Schneier on Security
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Yacht sinks after being rammed by orcas in Strait of Gibraltar – BBC
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Solar storms made GPS tractors miss their mark at the worst time for farmers - The Verge
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New Attack Against Self-Driving Car AI - Schneier on Security
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Please Rate Your Experience • Robb Knight
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The UK Bans Default Passwords - Schneier on Security
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Facebook snooped on users’ Snapchat traffic in secret project, documents reveal | TechCrunch
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Hardware Vulnerability in Apple’s M-Series Chips - Schneier on Security
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ASCII art elicits harmful responses from 5 major AI chatbots | Ars Technica
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Wi-Fi jamming to knock out cameras suspected in nine Minnesota burglaries -- smart security systems vulnerable as tech becomes cheaper and easier to acquire | Tom's Hardware
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Automakers Are Sharing Consumers’ Driving Behavior With Insurance Companies - The New York Times
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Even better iOS Stolen Device Protection | Simon B. Støvring - Mastodon
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Here Come the AI Worms | WIRED
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Air Canada ordered to pay customer who was misled by airline’s chatbot | The Guardian
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Company worker in Hong Kong pays out £20m in deepfake video call scam | The Guardian
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Apple AirDrop leaks user data like a sieve. Chinese authorities say they’re scooping it up. | Ars Technica
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TikTok Editorial Analysis – Schneier on Security
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23andMe confirms hackers stole ancestry data on 6.9 million users | TechCrunch
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AI and Trust – Schneier on Security
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The Internet Enabled Mass Surveillance. AI Will Enable Mass Spying. – Schneier on Security
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Sellafield nuclear site hacked by groups linked to Russia and China |The Guardian
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White faces generated by AI are more convincing than photos, finds survey | The Guardian
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Man crushed to death by robot in South Korea – BBC News
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Nå kan du reservere deg mot dørsalg – Forbrukerrådet
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Forbud mot Meta om bruk av persondata utvides til hele EØS
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‘The Problem With Jon Stewart’ Is Ending – Pixel Envy
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Chainalysis says some reports might be overestimating crypto’s role in terrorist financing | The Block
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Security Vulnerability of Switzerland’s E-Voting System – Schneier on Security
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Israel warns citizens of security camera hack risk | Risky Biz News
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Utah sues TikTok for getting children ‘addicted’ to its algorithm – The Verge
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Inside the deadly instant loan app scam that blackmails with nudes – BBC News
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Man trains home cameras to help repel badgers and foxes – BBC News
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Slovakia’s Election Deepfakes Show AI Is a Danger to Democracy | WIRED UK
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Genetics firm 23andMe says user data stolen in credential stuffing attack – BleepingComputer
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Chinese programmer ordered to pay 1m yuan for using virtual private network | The Guardian
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Rules of engagement issued to hacktivists after chaos
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How a chatbot encouraged a man who wanted to kill the Queen
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Meanings of the metaverse: Productizing reality | ROUGH TYPE
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How Will A.I. Learn Next? | The New Yorker
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Scientists Working in Antarctica Unwittingly Started to Develop a New Accent | Open Culture
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Malicious ad served inside Bing’s AI chatbot
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Desalination system could produce freshwater that is cheaper than tap water | MIT News
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US issues first ever fine for space junk to Dish Network – BBC News
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Robotaxi parks on woman’s leg after running her over
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Hacking Gas Pumps via Bluetooth – Schneier on Security
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Cars Are the Worst Product Category We Have Ever Reviewed for Privacy | Mozilla Foundation
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TikTok fined €345m for breaking EU data law on children’s accounts | The Guardian
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Fake Signal and Telegram Apps in the Google Play Store - Schneier on Security
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Datatilsynet vant frem i Oslo tingrett mot Meta
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Danish cloud host says customers ‘lost all data’ after ransomware attack | TechCrunch
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Bærum sykehus er først i Norge med å ta i bruk kunstig intelligens til behandling – NRK
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Microsoft pulls AI-written article telling tourists to visit the Ottawa Food Bank - The Verge
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Zoom ToS Allowed Training AI on User Content With No Opt Out
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Zoom Can Spy on Your Calls and Use the Conversation to Train AI, But Says That It Won’t - Schneier on Security
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Using Machine Learning to Detect Keystrokes - Schneier on Security
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Norway to fine Meta $98,500 a day over user privacy breach | The Guardian
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The Need for Trustworthy AI - Schneier on Security
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Norway investigates cyberattack affecting 12 government ministries
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Programs to detect AI discriminate against non-native English speakers, shows study | The Guardian
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Self-Driving Cars Are Surveillance Cameras on Wheels - Schneier on Security
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Haukeland sykehus skal bruke kunstig intelligens for å utrede epilepsi, som første i verden. – NRK
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Amazon Prime Dark Patterns Lawsuit
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Researchers Taught Parrots to Video Call Other Parrots
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Secret Messages Can Hide in AI-Generated Media | Quanta Magazine
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Tesla’s ‘Self-Driving’ System Is Likely Involved in Fatal Crashes More Often Than Human Drivers – Pixel Envy
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TikTok Creators’ Sensitive Financial Information Stored In China
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Chinese communist party ‘accessed Hong Kong protesters’ TikTok data’ | The Guardian
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Risk of extinction by AI should be global priority, say experts | The Guardian
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Android phones are vulnerable to fingerprint brute-force attacks
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Lawyer cites fake cases invented by ChatGPT, judge is not amused
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NHS data breach: trusts shared patient details with Facebook without consent | The Guardian
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Report: ‘massive’ Tesla leak reveals data breaches, thousands of safety complaints | The Guardian
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The poisoning of ChatGPT
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Hibernation artificially triggered in potential space travel breakthrough | The Guardian
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Facebook to be fined £648m for mishandling user information | Facebook | The Guardian
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Hyundai and Kia thefts keep rising despite security fix
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Europeisk forbrukernettverk advarer mot å bruke Klarna – NRK Kultur og underholdning
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NSO Group Exploited New Zero-Click Vulnerabilities in iOS
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Thieves Can Steal Modern Cars By Tapping Into a Headlight Wire
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ChatGPT sets record for fastest-growing user base | Reuters
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Quantum computing could break the internet. This is how
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Students’ psychological reports, abuse allegations leaked by ransomware hackers
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CISA, FDA warn of new Illumina DNA device vulnerability
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35 Ways Real People Are Using A.I. Right Now - The New York Times
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Major Photography Prize Winner Reveals Image Is AI-Generated, Rejects Award
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Reddit Moderators Brace for a ChatGPT Spam Apocalypse
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AI image generation puts video game illustrators out of work - Rest of World
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Scientists use AI to discover new antibiotic to treat deadly superbug | The Guardian
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I block ads • Cory Dransfeldt
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Brain implants help paralysed man to walk again - BBC News
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How to change the region on an HP OfficeJet printer in 57 easy steps - The Verge
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Tesla workers shared sensitive images recorded by customer cars - Reuters
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Italian privacy regulator bans ChatGPT – POLITICO
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Android app from China executed 0-day exploit on millions of devices - Ars Technica
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Google finds 18 zero-day vulnerabilities in Samsung Exynos chipsets
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One hundred drones now used across IKEA retail for stock inventory - Ingka Group
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Dine pasientdata skal sendes til amerikansk sky – Datatilsynet advarer – NRK Norge
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Austrian DSB: Meta Tracking Tools Illegal
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Inside the Suspicion Machine - WIRED
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Self Radicalization with open sourced AI-Systems
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Powerful Meta large language model widely available online - CyberScoop
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The privacy loophole in your doorbell - POLITICO
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Scammers are now using AI to sound like family members. It’s working. - The Washington Post
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The next big threat to AI might already be lurking on the web - ZDNET
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I don’t want to log in to your website - The Verge
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The Kremlin Has Entered Your Telegram Chat - WIRED
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Researchers shrink camera to the size of a salt grain - Princeton Engineering
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How I Broke Into a Bank Account With an AI-Generated Voice
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Microsoft Puts New Limits On Bing’s AI Chatbot After It Expressed Desire To Steal Nuclear Secrets
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Bing: “I will not harm you unless you harm me first”
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Microsoft’s new ChatGPT AI starts sending ‘unhinged’ messages to people - The Independent
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Google AI chatbot Bard sends shares plummeting after it gives wrong answer - The Guardian
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Darknet drug market BlackSprut openly advertises on billboards in Moscow - The Record
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Justisminister Mehl hadde TikTok på tjenestetelefonen – NRK
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Mercedes-Benz is the first to bring Level 3 automated driving to the US - The Verge
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Safari Safe Browsing Blocks GitLab in Hong Kong
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The Enshittification of All Things
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The lights have been on at a Massachusetts school for over a year because no one can turn them off
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Car hackers discover vulnerabilities that could let them hijack millions of vehicles
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TikTok Spied On Forbes Journalists
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Meta dealt blow by EU ruling that could result in data use ‘opt-in’ - Meta - The Guardian
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A post from Jeremi M Gosney on the 7th LastPass breach - Infosec Exchange
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A Roomba recorded a woman on the toilet. How did screenshots end up on Facebook? - MIT Technology Review
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Lærere fortvilet over ny kunstig intelligens – NRK Kultur og underholdning
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Apple is adding end-to-end encryption to iCloud backups - The Verge
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Apper under Qatar-VM - Datatilsynet
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Google to pay nearly $400 million over deceptive location tracking practices - The Record by Recorded Future
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Egypt’s COP27 summit app is a cyber weapon, experts warn – POLITICO
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TikTok tells European users its staff in China get access to their data - The Guardian
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Planned To Use TikTok To Monitor The Physical Location Of Specific American Citizens
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Alle som skal til VM må ha denne appen på mobilen – nå slår eksperter full alarm – NRK Sport
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iPhones calling 911 from owners’ pockets on rollercoasters - The Guardian
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The iPhone 14 Feature Apple Didn’t Tell You About - iFixit News
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Cyberattacks against U.S. hospitals mean higher mortality rates, study finds
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Albania cuts diplomatic ties with Iran over July cyberattack - AP News
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Just paint a wind turbine blade to save birds and bats
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Heat Waves Drive Demand for Jackets With Fans - Bloomberg
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An AI-Generated Artwork Won First Place at a State Fair Fine Arts Competition, and Artists Are Pissed
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Anonymous poop gifting site hacked, customers exposed
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Microsoft: Bug in Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation” could crash a laptop - The Record by Recorded Future
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North Korea-backed hackers have a clever way to read your Gmail - Ars Technica
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A New Jailbreak for John Deere Tractors Rides the Right-to-Repair Wave - WIRED
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DOJ now relies on paper for its most sensitive court documents, official says
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Scammers Created an AI Hologram of Me to Scam Unsuspecting Projects - Binance Blog
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Chinese Government Asked TikTok for Stealth Propaganda Account - Bloomberg
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iOS Privacy: Instagram and Facebook can track anything you do on any website in their in-app browser · Felix Krause
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The Hacking of Starlink Terminals Has Begun - WIRED
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FBI investigation determined Chinese-made Huawei equipment could disrupt US nuclear arsenal communications - CNN
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Ring Reveals They Give Videos to Police Without User Consent or a Warrant - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Report: Mercenary spyware exploited Google Chrome zero-day to target journalists - The Record by Recorded Future
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Hackers Say They Can Unlock and Start Honda Cars Remotely
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Driverless Robotaxi Fleet Paralyzed for Hours in San Francisco
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How mercenary hackers sway litigation battles
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Google Says It Will Automatically Delete Location Data Collected From Visits to Health Facilities — Pixel Envy
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Why Passkeys Will Be Simpler and More Secure Than Passwords - TidBITS
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Samsung caught cheating in TV benchmarks, promises software update - FlatpanelsHD
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Woman accused of killing boyfriend using AirTag tracking • The Register
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FTC Charges Twitter with Deceptively Using Account Security Data to Sell Targeted Ads - Federal Trade Commission
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Apple privacy features: What the company should add next
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Datatilsynet gir Nav 5 mill. kroner i gebyr for CV-deling – NRK
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Tesla cars, Bluetooth locks, vulnerable to hackers, researchers say - Reuters
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Driver must stand trial for deadly Tesla crash in California - AP News
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Ny EU-lov mot overgrepsmateriale kan føre til omfattende overvåkning – NRKBeta
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Advarer mot skreddersydd svindel etter datalekkasje – NRK
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Dataangrep mot Norkart: 3,3 millioner kan være berørt – NRK
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Costa Rica declares national emergency after Conti ransomware attacks
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Report shows that Amazon uses data from Alexa smart speakers to serve targeted ads - The Verge
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Proposed Digital Markets Act to Require Sideloading
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After ‘protestware’ attacks, a Russian bank has advised clients to stop updating software - The Verge
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Messages, Dialer apps sent text, call info to Google • The Register
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Facebook removes ‘deepfake’ of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy - The Verge
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Researcher uses Dirty Pipe exploit to fully root a Pixel 6 Pro and Samsung S22 - Ars Technica
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Attackers can force Amazon Echos to hack themselves with self-issued commands - Ars Technica
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Journalists’ group ‘dismayed’ by treatment at Beijing Winter Olympics | The Guardian
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You’ll need a Microsoft account to set up future versions of Windows 11 Pro | Ars Technica
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EU data watchdog calls for Pegasus spyware ban | The Guardian
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Apple says a ‘small portion’ of iPhones recorded interactions with Siri even if you opted out - The Verge
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Helseopplysninger om norske utøvere på avveie i OL: – Helt Texas – NRK Sport
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2FA app with 10,000 Google Play downloads loaded well-known banking trojan | Ars Technica
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European Parliament approves initial proposal to ban some targeted ads - The Verge
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D.C., Washington, Texas and Indiana sue Google, alleging it deceived customers about location data - The Washington Post
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Israeli police used spyware to hack its own citizens, a report says : NPR
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Will blockchain fulfil its democratic promise or will it become a tool of big tech? | John Naughton | The Guardian
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Rohingya refugees sue Facebook for $150 billion over Myanmar violence - Reuters
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Apple Accounts “Permanently” Blocked
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therecord.media
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U.S. State Department phones hacked with Israeli company spyware - sources - Reuters
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Apple AirTag Linked to Increasing Number of Car Thefts, Canadian Police Report - MacRumors
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This thought experiment captures Facebook’s betrayal of users’ privacy - Richard Ashby Wilson - The Guardian
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Google Caught Hackers Using a Mac Zero-Day Against Hong Kong Users
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1.8 TB of Police Helicopter Surveillance Footage Leaks Online - WIRED
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Fraudsters Cloned Company Director’s Voice In $35 Million Bank Heist, Police Find
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Østre Toten kommune får fire millioner i bot etter dataangrepet mot kommunen – NRK
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The Risks of Client-Side Scanning
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Ledende eksperter advarer mot å skanne mobiler for overgrepsmateriale – NRKBeta
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Lithuanian government warns about secret censorship features in Xiaomi phones - The Record
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The NSA and CIA Use Ad Blockers Because Online Advertising Is So Dangerous
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Apple and Google Remove ‘Navalny’ Voting App in Russia - The New York Times
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How Facebook Hobbled Mark Zuckerberg’s Bid to Get America Vaccinated - WSJ
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Facebook Employees Flag Drug Cartels and Human Traffickers. The Company’s Response Is Weak, Documents Show. - WSJ
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Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchases, rules judge in Epic v. Apple - The Verge
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Toyota pauses Paralympics self-driving buses after one hits visually impaired athlete - Self-driving cars - The Guardian
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Engrave Danger: An Analysis of Apple Engraving Censorship across Six Regions - The Citizen Lab
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The perfectionism trap - The Economist
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Zoom Lied about End-to-End Encryption - Schneier on Security
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U.S. and key allies accuse China of Microsoft Exchange cyberattacks - Axios
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Forensic Methodology Report: How to catch NSO Group’s Pegasus - Amnesty International
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Huge data leak shatters the lie that the innocent need not fear surveillance - The Guardian
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How does Apple technology hold up against NSO spyware? - The Guardian
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Revealed: leak uncovers global abuse of cyber-surveillance weapon - Surveillance - The Guardian
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FT editor among 180 journalists identified by clients of spyware firm - Surveillance - The Guardian
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TikTok insiders say Chinese parent ByteDance is in control
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Trust in Software, an All Time Low - Underjord
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Stort dataangrep mot norsk ingeniørselskap – NRK Norge – Oversikt over nyheter fra ulike deler av landet
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A new ‘digital violence’ platform maps dozens of victims of NSO Group’s spyware - TechCrunch
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Sverige: Hackere krever 600 millioner kroner – NRK
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It-attack bakom Coops kassahaveri – stänger butikerna i hela Sverige - SVT
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French Spyware Executives Are Indicted for Aiding Torture - WIRED
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NFC Flaws Let Researchers Hack ATMs by Waving a Phone - WIRED
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North Korean hackers breach South Korean submarine builder (again) - The Record
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A very brief history of every Google messaging app - The Verge
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Where Did the Coronavirus Come From? What We Already Know Is Troubling. - Opinion - The New York Times
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The Internet Eats Up Less Energy Than You Might Think - The New York Times
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Hackarar krev løysepengar frå bibliotek – NRK
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WD My Book Live users wake up to find their data deleted - Ars Technica
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Forbrukerrådet vil forby annonser som forfølger deg
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Høyesterett godkjenner bruk av Trojan Shields-beviser i norsk rett
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Bombshell Report Finds Phone Network Encryption Was Deliberately Weakened
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Facebook Is Starting to Roll Out Ads in Its Oculus VR Headsets Because of Course It Is — Pixel Envy
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Apple’s Compromises in China: 5 Takeaways - The New York Times
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TikTok just gave itself permission to collect biometric data on US users, including ‘faceprints and voiceprints’ - TechCrunch
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U.S. to give ransomware hacks similar priority as terrorism - Reuters
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JBS, the world’s largest meat supplier, hit with cyberattack - The Verge
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Amazon devices will soon automatically share your Internet with neighbors - Ars Technica
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Alibaba’s Huge Browser Business Is Recording Millions Of Android And iPhone Users’ ‘Private’ Web Habits
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Terms and Conditions Game
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Amazon’s Ring is the largest civilian surveillance network the US has ever seen - Lauren Bridges - The Guardian
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A Hard Bargain for Apple in China
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US passes emergency waiver over fuel pipeline cyber-attack - BBC News
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Tesla privately admits Elon Musk has been exaggerating about ‘full self-driving’ - The Verge
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IBM Creates First 2nm Chip
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Ransomware gang threatens to expose police informants if ransom is not paid - The Record
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Scientists create online games to show risks of AI emotion recognition - Artificial intelligence (AI) - The Guardian
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Kommersiell sporing i offentlig sektor - Teknologirådet
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Stortinget utsatt for IT-angrep: «Et angrep på vårt demokrati».
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Avinor: Forretningskritisk informasjon kan ha kommet på avveie – E24
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Stortinget utsett for nytt dataangrep – NRK
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Data hentet ut i nytt IT-angrep mot Stortinget
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Tesla: “Full self-driving beta” isn’t designed for full self-driving - Ars Technica
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Hackers Breach Thousands of Security Cameras, Exposing Tesla, Jails, Hospitals - Bloomberg
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Microsoft Exchange: La igjen bakdør hos trøndersk kollektivselskap
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Fødselsnumre og sykemeldinger til ansatte i Hurtigruten stjålet og lagt ut på det mørke nettet – NRK
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The Global Chip Shortage - Digits to Dollars
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European Banking Authority hit by Microsoft Exchange hack - BBC News
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Gates backs Icelandic startup that turns carbon dioxide into stone - JWN Energy
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At Least 30,000 U.S. Organizations Newly Hacked Via Holes in Microsoft’s Email Software — Krebs on Security
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Google’s FLoC Is a Terrible Idea - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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First vaccine to fully immunize against malaria builds on pandemic-driven RNA tech - The Academic Times
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Citibank just got a $500 million lesson in the importance of UI design - Ars Technica
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Utsatt for hackerangrep - Drammen kommune
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List Of Fictional Cryptocurrencies Banned By The SEC - Astral Codex Ten
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Kan ta et halvt år for Østre Toten å rette opp dataangrep – NRK
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Hackers Tried to Poison Water Supply of Florida Town - The New York Times
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Telegram feature exposes your precise address to hackers - Ars Technica
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WhatsApp clarifies privacy practices after surge in Signal and Telegram users - The Verge
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The American Abyss - The New York Times
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WhatsApp says European users do not have to share data with Facebook
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WhatsApp updates its Terms and Privacy Policy to mandate data-sharing with Facebook
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Adobe Flash Player is finally laid to rest - BBC News
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Boston Dynamics Atlas and Spot robots can now dance better than you can - The Verge
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2-Acre Vertical Farm Run By AI And Robots Out-Produces 720-Acre Flat Farm
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DOJ charges Zoom employee for helping Chinese government shut down Tiananmen Square commemorations
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Riksrevisjonen hacket helseregionene: Fikk pasientopplysninger til flere hundre tusen pasienter – NRK
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Where is end-to-end encryption for iCloud? – Ole Begemann
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Huawei tested AI software that could recognize Uighur minorities and alert police, report says - The Washington Post
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Telefonen spionerte på meg. Slik fant jeg overvåkerne – NRKBeta
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Why The Web Is Such A Mess - YouTube
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Apple picks up a $12 million fine over claims of iPhone water resistance - iMore
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Tesla Model X hacked with $195 Raspberry Pi based board - Embedded.com
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The untold story of a cyberattack, a hospital and a dying woman - WIRED UK
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Aerosol transmission of Covid-19: A room, a bar and a classroom: how the coronavirus is spread through the air - EL PAÍS in English
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Hacking-skandale ryster Finland - pasienter presset for penger – NRK
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Telenor utsett for stort dataåtak: Forsøkt pressa for millionsum – NRK
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Fant overvåkningsfunksjoner i barneklokke solgt av norsk selskap
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North Korea has tried to hack 11 officials of the UN Security Council - ZDNet
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Spies hacked Azerbaijan government officials as Nagorno-Karabakh conflict escalated, researchers say
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Waymo One App Offers Driverless Alternative to Uber in Arizona - Bloomberg
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A Ransomware Attack Has Struck a Major US Hospital Chain - WIRED
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Tony Abbott hacked after posting boarding pass on Instagram - BBC News
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German Hospital Hacked, Patient Taken to Another City Dies - SecurityWeek.Com
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Researchers ready world-first vision restoration device for human clinical trials - TechCrunch
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Over 700 nordmenn kartlagt av kinesisk selskap
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EU imposes the first ever sanctions against cyber-attacks - Consilium
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Google removes Android app that was used to spy on Belarusian protesters - ZDNet
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These students figured out their tests were graded by AI — and the easy way to cheat - The Verge
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Chinese-Made Smartphones Are Secretly Stealing Money From People Around The World
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Google stops responding directly to data requests from Hong Kong government - Reuters
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Vegselskapet Nye Veier registrerer mobiltelefonen din – NRK
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Rethinking the App Store – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
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Meet the Star Witness: Your Smart Speaker - WIRED
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Picking Locks with Audio Technology - ACM
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Dataangrep mot Sykehuset Innlandet – NRK
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Researchers one step closer to bomb-sniffing cyborg locusts - Washington University in St. Louis
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Huawei: Smartphone chips running out under US sanctions
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ByteDance censored anti-China content in Indonesia until mid-2020 - Reuters
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How to build a nuclear warning for 10,000 years’ time - BBC Future
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Datainnbrotet ved NHH viser kor viktig det er å halde seg oppdatert på datatryggleik
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Are Humans Intelligent? An AI Op-Ed – Arram Sabeti
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NHH utsatt for datainnbrudd – Over 300 studenter og ansatte rammet
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Ransomware gang publishes tens of GBs of internal data from LG and Xerox - ZDNet
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Blackberry cracked five years after seizure sparks mass arrests for drug importation
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Twitter prepares to pay up to $250 million for using security data for advertising
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Garmin reportedly paid multimillion-dollar ransom after suffering cyberattack - The Verge
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Wrongfully Accused by an Algorithm - The New York Times
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TikTok – så kan du være i lomma på en fremmed makt – NRK Urix
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Canadian smart glasses tech will stop working, weeks after company bought by Google - CTV News
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Checking Up on Promises Made During Tech Company Acquisitions - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Mobility device for the blind works like a handheld robotic guide dog
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Garmin outage caused by confirmed WastedLocker ransomware attack
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The Four Quadrants of Conformism
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The TikTok War – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
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Twitter says hackers downloaded private account data - BBC News
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Today’s Twitter Breach Reveals How It Is Often Used as Critical Infrastructure — Pixel Envy
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Hackers Convinced Twitter Employee to Help Them Hijack Accounts
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Dark Web Price Index 2020. Check all 2020 Dark Web Prices
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U.K. to Ban Huawei From Its 5G Networks Amid China-U.S. Tensions - WSJ
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Forbudt, slettet og fjernet: Dette skjer med TikTok
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Så lett klarte BT å kjøre elsparkesykkel på en annens regning
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A visual comparison of macOS Catalina and Big Sur - Andrew Denty
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Studenter avslørte alvorlig sikkerhetsfeil i biblioteksystemet Bibliofil – NRK
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A high-tech glove can quickly translate sign language into speech - Engadget
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Hundreds arrested as crime chat network cracked - BBC News
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TikTok says it will stop accessing clipboard content on iOS devices - The Verge
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Climate emission killer: construction begins on world’s biggest liquid air battery - Environment - The Guardian
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26.300 norske Foodora-kunder rammet av datatyveri – E24
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Norges Smittestopp-app blant de verste i verden på personvern – NRK
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Coronavirus: Contact-tracing apps face further hitches - BBC News
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Trumf endrer ikke bonusprogram: – Et sikkerhetshull, mener IT-ekspert – NRK
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Apple pulls podcast apps in China after government pressure - The Verge
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Honda global operations halted by ransomware attack - TechCrunch
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Online voting system can be hacked to alter votes - Business Insider
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Government’s Use of Algorithm Serves Up False Fraud Charges
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When 511 Epidemiologists Expect to Fly, Hug and Do 18 Other Everyday Activities Again - The New York Times
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Rema endrer Æ-appen etter NRK-artikkel – NRK Norge – Oversikt over nyheter fra ulike deler av landet
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Why Is the Human Brain So Efficient? - Nautilus
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Korona: Kriseledelse brukte hjemme-PC-er åpne for hackerangrep – NRK
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Utviklerne av Smittestopp tester nå teknologi fra Apple og Google
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Rema-app kan misbrukes til overvåking – NRK
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After a breach, users rarely change their passwords, study finds - ZDNet
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Tesla Model 3 Drives Straight Into Overturned Truck In What Seems To Be Autopilot Failure
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A Possible Meteor Was Just Seen Exploding in The Sky in Turkey
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Qatar: Contact tracing app security flaw exposed sensitive personal details of more than one million - Amnesty International
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Hackers Just Dropped a Jailbreak They Say Works for All iPhones - VICE
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The public do not understand logarithmic graphs used to portray COVID-19 - LSE
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A massive database of 8 billion Thai internet records leaks - TechCrunch
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Pentagon Contractors’ Report on ‘Wuhan Lab’ Origins of Coronavirus Is Bogus
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Scammers steal $10 million from Norfund, the largest sovereign wealth fund
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Nearly half of Twitter accounts pushing to reopen America may be bots - MIT Technology Review
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Grandmother ordered to delete Facebook photos under GDPR - BBC News
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Apple and Google release phone technology to notify users of coronavirus exposure - The Guardian
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Vigilo-saka: Datatilsynet varslar bot på 3 millionar kroner til Bergen kommune – NRK Vestland
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Sure, the Velociraptors Are Still On the Loose, But That’s No Reason Not to Reopen Jurassic Park - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
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Facebook fined by Canada competition watchdog after privacy probe - Reuters
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Supercomputers hacked across Europe to mine cryptocurrency - ZDNet
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EasyJet admits nine million customers hacked - BBC News
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NASA Just Released The Artemis Accords - Guidelines For Humans to Abide by in Space
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Eksperter vil dele opp Smittestopp-appen
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Huawei dev team sends a buggy HKSP patch with backdoor to Linux Foundation - AndroidRookies
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Our weird behavior during the pandemic is messing with AI models - MIT Technology Review
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Norske offiserer og soldater avslørt av mobilen – Norge
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– Vil ta en generasjon å rydde opp i norske atomanlegg – NRK
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Robot dog enforces social distancing in city park - BBC News
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Half of all Facebook moderators may develop mental health issues - The Verge
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U.S. accuses Chinese hackers of trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research
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Let’s Check In on the State of iPhone and Android CPU Performance
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Guide: Slik begrenser du sporing av din mobil
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Chinese Mobile Giant Xiaomi Recording Millions Of People’s ‘Private’ Web And Phone Use
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Everything you ever wanted to know about Bluetooth contact tracing but were too scared to ask - YouTube
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Hundreds of academics back privacy-friendly coronavirus contact tracing apps - TechCrunch
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Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom - Schneier on Security
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Every Zoom Security and Privacy Flaw So Far, and What You Can Do to Protect Yourself - TidBITS
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Antarctica experiences first heat wave
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Upgraded Google Glass Helps Autistic Kids “See” Emotions - IEEE Spectrum
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Censored journalists are sharing articles in Minecraft
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How North Korean Hackers Rob Banks Around the World - WIRED
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Hackers Can Clone Millions of Toyota, Hyundai, and Kia Keys - WIRED
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Apple now lets apps send ads in push notifications - The Verge
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Welcome to Botnet, Where Everyone’s an Influencer - WIRED
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Innovative edge-finding AR eyepiece lets firefighters see through smoke
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Clearview AI: Face-collecting company database hacked - BBC News
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Artificial intelligence yields new antibiotic - MIT News
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Hackers trick Tesla into accelerating 50 mph using 2-inch tape strip - Business Insider
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Tesla Autopilot Saved 8 Lives In Storm Dennis - CleanTechnica
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Israeli soldiers tricked into installing malware by Hamas agents posing as women - ZDNet
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Ransomware-hit US gas pipeline shut for two days - BBC News
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Carnets
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China Uighurs: Detained for beards, veils and internet browsing - BBC News
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Some ransomware rings have started stealing data before they encrypt to use stolen data as leverage, ensuring that even victims with backups make the payment - Ars Technica
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Databrudd stenger Janusfabrikken
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You Should Know About This Chernobyl Fungus That Eats Radiation
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Netflix will now let you disable its awful autoplaying feature
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Researcher details a backdoor in Huawei-owned HiSilicon chips used in millions of smart devices, including security cameras, that has been active since 2013 - ZDNet
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Your Philips Hue light bulbs can still be hacked — and until recently, compromise your network - The Verge
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Opplysninger om over tre millioner medlemmer av norsk idrett lå tilgjengelige på nett - ABC Nyheter
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London to deploy live facial recognition to find wanted faces in a crowd - Ars Technica
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Facebook settles facial recognition lawsuit for $550 million
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Google admits it sent private videos in Google Photos to strangers - The Verge
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The app that the Iowa Democratic Party commissioned to tabulate and report results from the caucuses on Monday was not properly tested - The New York Times
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A performance artist loaded 99 smartphones into a wagon and opened Google Maps on all of them, creating an artificial traffic jam that turned green streets red – Ben Schoon / 9to5Google
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The Chinese doctor who tried to warn others about coronavirus - BBC News
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Apple in 2019: The Six Colors report card - Six Colors
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As New Virus Spread, China’s Old Habits Delayed Fight - The New York Times
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Avast will shut down its marketing subsidiary Jumpshot following controversy over selling user data to third parties - ZDNet
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The cyber attack the UN tried to keep under wraps
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China fears lead Interior Department to limit use of foreign drones - Ars Technica
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Leaked Documents Expose the Secretive Market for Your Web Browsing Data - VICE
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An AI Epidemiologist Sent the First Warnings of the Wuhan Virus - WIRED
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Anatomy of a Lie: How Iran Covered Up the Downing of an Airliner - The New York Times
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Coronavirus Exposes Core Flaws, and Few Strengths, in China’s Governance - The New York Times
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We’re Banning Facial Recognition. We’re Missing the Point. - The New York Times
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A Very Unlikely Chess Game - Slate Star Codex
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Coronavirus outbreak: doctors use robot to treat first known US patient - The Guardian
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Google’s ads just look like search results now - The Verge
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Apple Dropped Plans for End-to-End Encrypted iCloud Backups After FBI Objected – mjtsai.com
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UN experts demand US inquiry into Jeff Bezos Saudi hacking claims - The Guardian
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Apple dropped plan for encrypting backups after FBI complained - Reuters
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An unsecured facial-recognition database with info on thousands of children from 20 schools in China, half in areas with large Tibetan populations, found online - WSJ
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Filmet pasientene: Lå åpent ute på sykehusets interne nettsider i 10 måneder – NRK Finnmark – Lokale nyheter, TV og radio
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The Trump administration issues new guidelines for autonomous vehicles that rely on voluntary standards, despite calls for specific rules from safety advocates – Tom Krisher / Associated Press
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This Secretive Surveillance Company Is Selling Cops Cameras Hidden in Gravestones - VICE
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Ring Fired Employees for Watching Customer Videos - VICE
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Amazon Echo Dot Kids: Privacy violations puts kids at risk, lawsuit alleges - CBS News
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Hackers steal data for 15 million patients, then sell it back to lab that lost it - Ars Technica
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Company shuts down because of ransomware, leaves 300 without jobs just before holidays - ZDNet
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US Coast Guard discloses Ryuk ransomware infection at maritime facility - ZDNet
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Sony surprises with an electric concept car called the Vision-S - The Verge
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BMW and Hyundai hacked by Vietnamese hackers, report claims - ZDNet
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Which emoji scissors close
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Will humans become extinct by the end of the century? - The Inquiry – BBC
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What sci-fi can tell us about the future - The World in 2020 – The Economist
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Instagram will be the new front-line in the misinformation wars – The Economist
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Why an internet that never forgets is especially bad for young people - MIT Technology Review
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Colleges are turning students’ phones into surveillance machines - The Washington Post
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Chinese criminal gangs are using drones to spread African swine fever to force farmers to sell pigs cheaply so they can profit - South China Morning Post
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The 84 biggest flops, fails, and dead dreams of the decade in tech - The Verge
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It Seemed Like a Popular Chat App. It’s Secretly a Spy Tool. - The New York Times
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US Navy bans TikTok from government-issued mobile devices citing a cybersecurity threat, will block devices with the app from the Navy Marine Corps Intranet - Reuters
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A Twitter cyberattack on the Epilepsy Foundation posted strobing images that could trigger seizures - CNN
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Apple, Google, and Amazon team up to create “CHIP,” a new smart home standard - Ars Technica
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Facebook accesses your location even when you’ve opted out, confirms company - 9to5Mac
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LifeLabs pays hackers to recover data of 15 million customers - ZDNet
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We Tested Ring’s Security. It’s Awful - VICE
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Google pauses Chrome 79 rollout on Android after bug wipes data in some apps (Update: Fixed)
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Self-Driving Mercedes Will Be Programmed To Sacrifice Pedestrians To Save the Driver
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If Logged Into Facebook, Oculus VR Data Will Now Be Used For Ads
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52 things I learned in 2019 - Fluxx Studio Notes
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Biased Algorithms Are Easier to Fix Than Biased People - The New York Times
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China Government Spreads Uyghur Analytics Across China
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Apple changes Crimea map to meet Russian demands - BBC News
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Vulnerability in fully patched Android phones under active attack by bank thieves - Ars Technica
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Atomic gardening - Wikipedia
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From Garages to Geopolitical Quagmires — Pixel Envy
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Now even the FBI is warning about your smart TV’s security - TechCrunch
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TikTok Reverses Ban on Teen Who Slammed China’s Muslim Crackdown - The New York Times
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Cheap kids smartwatch exposes the location of 5,000+ children - ZDNet
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146 New Vulnerabilities All Come Preinstalled on Android Phones - WIRED
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2200 ansatte i Bergen kommune ble lurt av falsk e-post
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‘Absolutely No Mercy’: Leaked Files Expose How China Organized Mass Detentions of Muslims - THE XINJIANG PAPERS - The New York Times
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Italian council is flooded immediately after rejecting measures on climate change - CNN
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Federal Court Rules Suspicionless Searches of Travelers’ Phones and Laptops Unconstitutional - American Civil Liberties Union
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Uber’s Self-Driving Car Didn’t Know Pedestrians Could Jaywalk - WIRED
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No one should buy the Facebook Portal TV - CNET
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TikTok: U.S. views on censorship were often overridden by Chinese bosses - The Washington Post
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All the international brands that have apologized to China - SupChina
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I Got Access to My Secret Consumer Score. Now You Can Get Yours, Too. - NYTimes
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Back to windows after twenty years - Signal v. Noise
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Security researcher gets access to all Xiaomi FurryTail pet feeders around the world - ZDNet
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Indian nuclear power plant’s network was hacked, officials confirm - Ars Technica
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Ti ting du bør vite om russisk påvirkning av politikk i Europa – NRKBeta
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China Wants Communist Party Members to Pledge Loyalty on Blockchain - CoinDesk
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HKmap Live Removed From the App Store - Michael Tsai
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TikTok app poses potential national security risk, says senior Democrat - Technology - The Guardian
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China Sharpens Hacking to Hound Its Minorities, Far and Wide - The New York Times
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Japanese hotel chain sorry that hackers may have watched guests through bedside robots • The Register
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Nyttige idioter og medløpere: Slik virker russiske påvirkningsoperasjoner
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Alexa and Google Home abused to eavesdrop and phish passwords - Ars Technica
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In a Huge Milestone, Engineers Build a Working Computer Chip Out of Carbon Nanotubes
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Blizzard Employees Staged a Walkout to Protest Banned Pro-Hong Kong Gamer
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Blizzard Boycott After Hearthstone Player Punished For Hong Kong Protest Support
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America blacklists China’s best artificial-intelligence firms
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Blizzard Sets Off Backlash for Penalizing Hearthstone Gamer in Hong Kong - The New York Times
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A brain-controlled exoskeleton has let a paralyzed man walk in the lab - MIT Technology Review
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Revealed: how TikTok censors videos that do not please Beijing - Technology - The Guardian
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Medical images and health data, including X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, with names and birthdates, from 16M scans worldwide are available unprotected online — ProPublica
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Australia concluded China was behind hack on parliament, political parties – Reuters
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TikTok’s Beijing roots fuel censorship suspicion as it builds a huge U.S. audience - The Washington Post
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Mozilla, Creative Commons want to create an ad-free internet
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Human speech may have a universal transmission rate: 39 bits per second - Science
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Britisk granskning kan få store konsekvenser for norsk personvern
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Astronauts mix cement on ISS, pave way for future space colonies - Astronomy.com
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YouTube Videos Are a Gold Mine for Health Researchers - The Atlantic
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How Apple’s Apps Topped Rivals in the App Store It Controls - The New York Times
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Apple takes flak for disputing iOS security bombshell dropped by Google - Ars Technica
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Gene-edited cattle have a major screwup in their DNA - MIT Technology Review
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Don’t Speak — Pixel Envy
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Apple Responds to Project Zero – Michael Tsai
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YouTube to pay $170 million in FTC child privacy settlement
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Google accused of secretly feeding personal data to advertisers - Financial Times
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Sources say China used iPhone hacks to target Uyghur Muslims - TechCrunch
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Daring Fireball: Facebook’s ‘Clear History’ Tool Is, of Course, Bullshit
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Mysterious iOS Attack Changes Everything We Know About iPhone Hacking - WIRED
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Employees connect nuclear plant to the internet so they can mine cryptocurrency - ZDNet
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Hackers Could Steal a Tesla Model S by Cloning Its Key Fob—Again - WIRED
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I Visited 47 Sites. Hundreds of Trackers Followed Me. - The New York Times
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Deconstructing Google’s excuses on tracking protection
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Flaws in cellphone tracking data used in Denmark, which may have linked innocent people to crime scenes, prompt a review of 10K+ court cases dating back to 2012 - The New York Times
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Facebook og Twitter straffer Kina etter påvirkningsoperasjon i Hongkong – NRKBeta
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Say Cheese: Ransomware-ing a DSLR Camera - Check Point Research
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Hackers Can Turn Everyday Speakers Into Acoustic Cyberweapons - WIRED
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How YouTube Radicalized Brazil - The New York Times
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US Navy to replace touchscreen throttle and helm controls on destroyers with mechanical ones, after finding that touchscreens contributed to a deadly collision - USNI News
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These Legit-Looking iPhone Lightning Cables Will Hijack Your Computer - VICE
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Revealed: Microsoft Contractors Are Listening to Some Skype Calls - VICE
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North Korea took $2 billion in cyberattacks to fund weapons program: U.N. report - Reuters
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Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the US - The Guardian
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How Jaywalking Could Jam Up the Era of Self-Driving Cars - NYTimes
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Apple suspends Siri response grading in response to privacy concerns - TechCrunch
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Louisiana governor declares state emergency after local ransomware outbreak - ZDNet
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Cisco to pay $8.6 million for selling video surveillance software it knew was vulnerable to hackers - WP
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Telegram rolls out fix for voicemail hack used against Brazilian politicians - ZDNet
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Think FaceApp Is Scary? Wait Till You Hear About Facebook - WIRED
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The Hidden Costs of Automated Thinking - The New Yorker
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Kunne sovjeterne ha blitt først på Månen? – Veien til Mars – Eirik Newth
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Hackers breach FSB contractor, expose Tor deanonymization project and more - ZDNet
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The Kazakhstan government is making ISPs force users to install a government-issued certificate on all devices and in every browser to intercept HTTPS traffic - ZDNet
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Dropbox Widely Distributed Their New Shittier Desktop App Today — Pixel Envy
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Bluetooth exploit can track and identify iOS, Microsoft mobile device users - ZDNet
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Free VPN App Investigation
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Hong Kong Protests Show Dangers of a Cashless Society – Reason.com
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Microsoft Office 365: Banned in German schools over privacy fears - ZDNet
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Facebook to be fined $5bn for Cambridge Analytica privacy violations – The Guardian
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F.T.C. Approves Facebook Fine of About $5 Billion - The New York Times
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How U.S. Tech Giants Are Helping to Build China’s Surveillance State
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Belgian broadcaster obtains 1,000+ Google Assistant audio clips from a Google contractor, some of which seem to be recorded inadvertently and may violate GDPR - WIRED
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More than 1,000 Android apps harvest data even after you deny permissions - CNET
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Amazon Alexa keeps your data with no expiration date, and shares it too - CNET
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Boeing’s 737 Max Software Outsourced to $9-an-Hour Engineers - Bloomberg
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Huawei Personnel Worked With China Military on Research Projects - Bloomberg
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NASA hacked because of unauthorized Raspberry Pi connected to its network - ZDNet
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China social media: WeChat and the Surveillance State - BBC News
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Florida city pays $600,000 ransom to save computer records – AP
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Spotify now allows advertisers to specifically target podcast listeners - The Verge
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With the infrastructure for ubiquitous surveillance being deployed at scale, we have lost “ambient privacy”: everyday interactions that should stay unremembered (Maciej Ceglowski / Idle Words)
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Samsung TVs should be regularly virus-checked, the company says - BBC News
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Huawei’s lock screen ads were a mistake, but may be a sign of things to come - Digital Trends
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A widely used infusion pump can be remotely hijacked, say researchers - TechCrunch
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Google confirms that advanced backdoor came preinstalled on Android devices - Ars Technica
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Når statens sikkerhetstiltak truer oss – NRKBeta
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Does the news reflect what we die from? - Our World in Data
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Spotify pursues emotional surveillance for global profit
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The Making of a YouTube Radical - The New York Times
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At WWDC, Apple Furthers Its Privacy Lead — Pixel Envy
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Can tracking people through phone-call data improve lives? – Nature
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Boeing Built Deadly Assumptions Into 737 Max, Blind to a Late Design Change - The New York Times
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As the Tiananmen anniversary nears, censorship by Chinese internet companies has ramped up and is largely automated with AI and voice and image recognition tech - Reuters
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Neal Stephenson Explains His Vision of the Digital Afterlife - PCMag.com
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Can “Indie” Social Media Save Us? - The New Yorker
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Google stored some passwords in plain text for fourteen years - The Verge
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Finland is winning the war on fake news. What it’s learned may be crucial to Western democracy
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Driverless electric truck starts deliveries on Swedish public road - Reuters
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Google Gmail tracks purchase history — how to delete it
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WhatsApp exploit let attackers install government-grade spyware on phones - TechCrunch
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WhatsApp voice calls used to inject Israeli spyware on phones - Financial Times
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Software update crashes police ankle monitors in the Netherlands - ZDNet
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Millions of people uploaded photos to the Ever app. Then the company used them to develop facial recognition tools.
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Flaws in a popular GPS tracker leak real-time locations and can remotely activate its microphone - TechCrunch
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Unpacking Google’s Apparent Turnaround on Privacy — Pixel Envy
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Samsung spilled SmartThings app source code and secret keys - TechCrunch
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Alexa has been eavesdropping on you this whole time
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Kommune-Norge lekker informasjon om dine mest personlige nettbesøk – NRKBeta
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China: How Mass Surveillance Works in Xinjiang - Human Rights Watch
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Google adds option to auto-delete search and location history data - ZDNet
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Docker Hub hack exposed data of 190,000 users - ZDNet
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Security flaw lets attackers recover private keys from Qualcomm chips - ZDNet
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Hacker could locate thousands of cars and kill their engines remotely via poorly-secured GPS tracking apps – HOTforSecurity
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Facebook stored millions of Instagram passwords unencrypted - Recode
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Hackers Could Read Your Hotmail, MSN, and Outlook Emails by Abusing Microsoft Support - Motherboard
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One Month, 500,000 Face Scans: How China Is Using A.I. to Profile a Minority - NYTimes
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Tracking Phones, Google Is a Dragnet for the Police - The New York Times
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Smart speaker recordings reviewed by humans - BBC News
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Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa - Bloomberg
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Does Google meet its users’ expectations around consumer privacy? This news industry research says no » Nieman Journalism Lab
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The best and worst replacements for the single-use plastic bag — Quartz
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Possible Toyota data breach affecting 3.1 million customers – Naked Security
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How China Turned a City Into a Prison - The New York Times
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Google’s constant product shutdowns are damaging its brand - Ars Technica
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Hospital viruses: Fake cancerous nodes in CT scans, created by malware, trick radiologists - The Washington Post
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‘Beyond Sketchy’: Facebook Demanding Some New Users’ Email Passwords
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Small stickers on the ground trick Tesla autopilot into steering into opposing traffic lane / Boing Boing
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Tesla cars keep more data than you think, including this video of a crash that totaled a Model 3
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Appl Still Hasn’t Fixd Its MacBook Kyboad Problm
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The Plague Killing Frogs Everywhere Is Far Worse Than Scientists Thought - The New York Times
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A robot apple-picker is now harvesting fruit in New Zealand orchards - MIT Technology Review
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Huawei Security ‘Defects’ Are Found by British Authorities - The New York Times
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Can AI Be a Fair Judge in Court? Estonia Thinks So - WIRED
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EU’s Parliament Signs Off on Disastrous Internet Law: What Happens Next? - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Hackers Hijacked ASUS Software Updates to Install Backdoors on Thousands of Computers - Motherboard
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A family tracking app was leaking real-time location data - TechCrunch
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750,000 Medtronic defibrillators vulnerable to hacking - Star Tribune
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Almost 150 million users impacted by new SimBad Android adware - ZDNet
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Facebook Stored Hundreds of Millions of User Passwords in Plain Text for Years — Krebs on Security
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Norske telefoner sendte personopplysninger til Kina - NRKBeta
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Nvidia’s latest AI software turns rough doodles into realistic landscapes - The Verge
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Sparkesykkel-appen VOI lagret persondata om nordmenn åpent på nettet
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On the Road to Full Autonomy With Elon Musk — FYI Podcast
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Flawed analysis, failed oversight: How Boeing, FAA certified the suspect 737 MAX flight control system - The Seattle Times
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Kjære Mark, stopp nå. Hilsen demokratiene.
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Online safety cartoons for young kids
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DARPA Is Building a $10 Million, Open Source, Secure Voting System - Motherboard
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Researchers Find Critical Backdoor in Swiss Online Voting System - Motherboard
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Gwern’s AI-Generated Poetry - Slate Star Codex
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Mathematically perfect rings could soundproof the world
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North Korea’s military has stolen more than half a billion dollars in cryptocurrency - MIT Technology Review
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Inside the high-stakes race to make quantum computers work - WIRED UK
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Hacking ski helmet audio - Pen Test Partners
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Nå jobber Zuckerbergs tidligere mentor for å bryte opp Facebook - NRKBeta
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Nuclear goes retro — with a much greener outlook
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The Prototype iPhones That Hackers Use to Research Apple’s Most Sensitive Code - Motherboard
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Klær av trær – finsk oppfinnelse kan revolusjonere klesindustrien – NRK
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Triton is the world’s most murderous malware, and it’s spreading - MIT Technology Review
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W3C approves WebAuthn as the web standard for password-free logins
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Facebook won’t let you opt out of its phone number ‘look up’ setting - TechCrunch
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Google and DeepMind are using AI to predict the energy output of wind farms - The Verge
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Xiaomi M365 Electric Scooter Hacked and Remotely Controlled - Threatpost
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Facebook Allows Users to Look Up Others With Their Two-Factor Authentication Phone Number, With No Opt-Out — Pixel Envy
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The secret lives of Facebook moderators in America - The Verge
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Google researchers devise Spectre-like attack with no known mitigation, say software is inadequate to defend from Spectre-type bugs due to high performance cost - Ars Technica
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You Give Apps Sensitive Personal Information. Then They Tell Facebook. - WSJ
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YouTube Unleashed a Conspiracy Theory Boom. Can It Be Contained? - The New York Times
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Study blames YouTube for rise in number of Flat Earthers - The Guardian
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Lime Scooter Software Glitch Causes Random Braking, Dozens Of Rider Injuries
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1TB microSD cards are now a thing - The Verge
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When Kids Realize Their Whole Life Is Already Online - The Atlantic
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China Uses DNA to Track Its People, With the Help of American Expertise - The New York Times
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New flaws in 4G, 5G allow attackers to intercept calls and track phone locations - TechCrunch
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Nike’s self-lacing sneakers turn into bricks after faulty firmware update - Ars Technica
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Er fake news-festen over nå? – BT
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Stempler Facebook som «digitale gangstere» – NRK Urix
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2.7 million patient calls to Swedish healthcare hotline left unprotected online
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Your Smart Light Can Tell Amazon and Google When You Go to Bed - Bloomberg
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Countries With Zero Rating Have More Expensive Wireless Broadband Than Countries Without It - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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How Hackers and Scammers Break into iCloud-Locked iPhones - Motherboard
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Visma utsatt for datainnbrudd av Kinesisk etterretning - Bergens Tidende
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PST advarer: – Vær oppmerksom på Huawei – NRK Norge
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Biohackers Encoded Malware in a Strand of DNA - WIRED
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Smartklokken reddet Toralv lørdag natt – NRK Norge
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Google will stop peddling a data collector through Apple’s back door - TechCrunch
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Inside the UAE’s secret hacking team of U.S. mercenaries - Reuters
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Facebook har i en årrekke betalt tenåringer for å få spionere på dem
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Facebook Moves to Block Ad Transparency Tools — ProPublica
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Apple blocks Facebook from running its internal iOS apps - The Verge
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Facebook pays teens to install VPN that spies on them - TechCrunch
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U.S. Charges Huawei With Stealing Trade Secrets, Bank Fraud - Bloomberg
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Evaluating the GCHQ Exceptional Access Proposal - Lawfare
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Huawei – fare for spionasje eller svertekampanje? – NRK Urix
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Google fined $57m by French regulator for breaching GDPR - Digiday
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U.S. Believes It Doesn’t Need to Show ‘Proof’ Huawei Is a Spy Threat - WSJ
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Despite Bitcoin’s Dive, a Former Soviet Republic Is Still Betting Big on It - The New York Times
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Automated phishing attack tool bypasses 2FA protection
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Over 140 International Airlines Affected by Major Security Breach
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Kommune nekter lærere, elever og foreldre å kommunisere på Facebook – NRK
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Fortnite security issue would have granted hackers access to accounts - ZDNet
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Popular WordPress plugin hacked by angry former employee - ZDNet
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West African banks hit by multiple hacking waves last year - ZDNet
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AI is sending people to jail—and getting it wrong - MIT Technology Review
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The Rise and Demise of RSS
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Security Checklist – Be safe on the internet.
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PST mener Huaweis utbygging av 5G-nett i Norge er problematisk - Bergens Tidende
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Ring let employees watch customer videos, claim reports - The Verge
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Poland has searched the Warsaw offices of Huawei and Orange, arrested a Chinese manager at Huawei and charged him with espionage on behalf of China – AP
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Huawei kan bli utestengt fra norsk 5G-utbygging – NRK
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Privacy International claims most Android apps share data with Facebook without user consent - IT PRO
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Los Angeles Accuses Weather Channel App of Covertly Mining User Data - NYTimes
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China’s Moon Landing: ‘New Chapter in Humanity’s Exploration of the Moon’ - The New York Times
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YouTube is reading text in users’ videos – Naked Security
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This clever AI hid data from its creators to cheat at its appointed task - TechCrunch
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Beijing plans to adopt facial recognition-enabled smart locks in its public housing projects involving 120K tenants in 2019 to crack down on illegal subletting - South China Morning Post
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Wielding Rocks and Knives, Arizonans Attack Self-Driving Cars - The New York Times
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2018-kommentar: Facebook endret seg aldri som selskap. Konsekvensene ble bare større. – NRK Beta
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North Korea defector hack: Personal data of almost 1,000 leaked - BBC News
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Twitter bug leaks phone number country codes – TechCrunch
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Annual Smart Speaker IQ Test
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NASA discovered a data breach in October involving employee info, including Social Security numbers; scope of breach and number of impacted employees unclear
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Amazon gives a German Alexa user, who requested his personal data under GDPR, access to 1,700 audio files of another user; Amazon says it was due to human error
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Gatwick Airport: Drones ground flights - BBC News
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Become A Facebook-Free Business – Signal v. Noise
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NPR’s move into podcasting analytics raises privacy concerns - Columbia Journalism Review
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Bergen kommune får millionbot fra Datatilsynet - Bergens Tidende
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Regjeringen vurderer tiltak som kan ramme Huawei - E24
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We Broke Into A Bunch Of Android Phones With A 3D-Printed Head
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Bitcoin scammers send bomb threats worldwide, causing evacuations - The Verge
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Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Navy Contractors - WSJ
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Facebook bug exposed up to 6.8M users’ unposted photos – TechCrunch
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BT removing Huawei equipment from parts of 4G network – The Guardian
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World’s Biggest Data Breaches & Hacks — Information is Beautiful
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The record for high-temperature superconductivity has been smashed again - MIT Technology Review
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A bug in Microsoft’s login system made it easy to hijack anyone’s Office account - TechCrunch
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Border Agents Fail to Delete Personal Data of Travelers After Electronic Searches, Watchdog Says
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Yuval Noah Harari on Why Technology Favors Tyranny - The Atlantic
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Kaspersky: networks of 8 Eastern European banks were hacked by people entering the premises and planting physical hardware like Raspberry Pi and USB devices – Securelist
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Google will shut down Google+ four months early after second data leak - The Verge
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Your Apps Know Where You Were Last Night, and They’re Not Keeping It Secret - The New York Times
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How to Stop Apps From Tracking Your Location - The New York Times
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Why does 5G have everyone worried about Huawei? - Fifth generation, fifth column
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Europe should be wary of Huawei, EU tech official says - Reuters
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Arrest Shakes Huawei as Global Skepticism of Its Business Grows - NYTimes
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Australia passes sweeping anti-encryption bill giving police power to implant malware and insert backdoors, despite opposition from experts, tech companies - TechCrunch
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Alibaba already has a voice assistant way better than Google’s - MIT Technology Review
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Threat to journalists at highest level in 10 years
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Wing, Alphabet’s drone delivery business, to begin a pilot in Finland in Spring 2019 – TechCrunch
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Microsoft Adds Live Captions And Subtitles In Skype Calls • WeRSM
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How Facebook is Fueling The French Populist Rage – Monday Note
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Canada arrests Huawei’s global chief financial officer in Vancouver - The Globe and Mail
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Facebook knew Android call-scraping would be ‘high-risk’ - The Verge
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WHO-rapport: Helseeffektene gjør tiltak mot klimaendringer lønnsomme – NRK
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Quora Hacked
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Samsung used my DSLR photo to fake their phone’s “portrait mode” - DIY Photography
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Marriott says 500 million Starwood guest records stolen in massive data breach – TechCrunch
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Forbrukerrådet: – Google fører brukerne bak lyset
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Predictim, a service using AI to generate character scores for babysitters based on years of online activity, provides questionable recommendations to parents - The Washington Post
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Chinese researcher claims first gene-edited babies
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AI Mistakes Bus-Side Ad for Famous CEO, Charges Her With Jaywalking
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EU watchdog: LinkedIn processed email addresses of 18M non-members and targeted them with advertising on Facebook without permission before GDPR became a law
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Beijing to Judge Every Resident Based on Behavior by End of 2020 - Bloomberg
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Washington Asks Allies to Drop Huawei - WSJ
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Facebook Files Algorithm Patent To Predict Who You Live With
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Facebook criticised for post promoting child bride auction – The Guardian
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First ever plane with no moving parts takes flight – The Guardian
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New experimental Lockheed supersonic jet starts production – WTOP
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AI is transforming wildlife research by automating some tasks typically done manually by researchers, like identifying individual animals from photos
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Rare microbes lead scientists to discover new branch on the tree of life – CBC News
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Major SMS security lapse is a reminder to use authenticator apps instead - The Verge
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Facebook bug let websites read ‘likes’ and interests from a user’s profile – TechCrunch
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Interviews with more than 50 people show how Facebook stumbled in dealing with multiple crises, which Zuckerberg and Sandberg initially tried to obscure - The New York Times
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Report: Australian intelligence knows Huawei was used in espionage - Axios
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Vil la e-tjenesten lagre nordmenns nett-trafikk – NRK
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How AI Agents Cheat
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Amazon asked to share Echo data in US murder case - BBC News
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Burned to death because of a rumour on WhatsApp – BBC
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Security flaw in DJI’s website and apps exposed accounts to hackers and drone live feeds – TechCrunch
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Children’s Commissioner calls for transparency on data gathered from children
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‘Bionic mushrooms’ that generate electricity created by scientists – The Independent
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Hackers breach StatCounter, injecting its analytics script with malicious code that currently targets users of crypto exchange Gate.io to hijack BTC withdrawals – ZDNet
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Facebook Admits It Was Used to Incite Violence in Myanmar - The New York Times
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Using Wi-Fi to “see” behind closed doors is easier than anyone thought - MIT Technology Review
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China is exporting the Great Firewall as internet freedom declines around the world
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Private messages from 81,000 hacked Facebook accounts for sale - BBC News
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Social platforms and Silicon Valley Funders operate with sloppy disregard of the consequences of hate speech, unwilling to lose users and hurt their bottom line
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Samsung agrees to payouts after worker deaths - BBC News
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Eurostar resets customer passwords after hack attack - BBC News
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Another Tesla with Autopilot crashed into a stationary object
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iPhones are Allergic to Helium – iFixit
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A look at AI-related research for predicting earthquakes by using seismic data, which scientists say is similar to the audio data used to train voice assistants - The New York Times
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Portrait by AI program sells for $432,000 - BBC News
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Driverless Cars Should Spare Young People Over Old in Unavoidable Accidents
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Introducing 1Password for Democracy
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Tim Cook calls for strong US privacy law, rips “data-industrial complex”
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Quantum computers will break the encryption that protects the internet - Future-proofing the internet
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U.S. Begins First Cyberoperation Against Russia Aimed at Protecting Elections - NYTimes
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When Facebook launched Portal, the company promised that no data collected through the devices would be used to re-target users withs ads. Well, that turned out not to be true…
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Genome Hackers Show No One’s DNA Is Anonymous Anymore | WIRED
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The Cybersecurity World Is Debating WTF Is Going on With Bloomberg’s Chinese Microchip Stories - Motherboard
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Google+ bug gave outsiders potential access to private data from 2015 to mid-2018; no disclosure made amid fear of blowback and no evidence of misuse - WSJ
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As Facebook has shown a lack of caution and unquenchable desire for personal info, debuting Portal home video chat devices is just its latest tone-deaf decision
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Russia Targeted Investigators Trying to Expose Its Misdeeds, Western Allies Say - The New York Times
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You Gave Facebook Your Number For Security. They Used It For Ads. | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Facebook Hack Puts Thousands of Other Sites at Risk - The New York Times
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First Case Surfaces of Law Enforcement Forcing Suspect to Unlock iPhone With Face ID - Mac Rumors
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No Cash Needed At This Cafe. Students Pay The Tab With Their Personal Data – NPR
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New Zealand travelers may now be compelled at customs to hand over device passwords or face a $5K fine on “reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing”, under new law – Radio New Zealand
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The Facebook Security Meltdown Exposes Way More Sites Than Facebook – WIRED
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Are Delivery Drones Commercially Viable? Iceland Is About to Find Out
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Safari’s “Siri Suggested” Search Results Highlighted Conspiracy Sites And Fake News
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UK intelligence agency admits unlawfully spying on Privacy International
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Two people with paralysis walk again using an implanted device - The Verge
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Why I’m done with Chrome
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How Game Apps That Captivate Kids Have Been Collecting Their Data - The New York Times
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How to hack an election—and what states should do to prevent fake votes - MIT Technology Review
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Path
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How citizen journalists and scholars are using the internet to find Uighur internment and “reeducation” camps and expose the persecution of minorities in China - The Atlantic
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Tesla Model 3 Stolen From Mall of America Using Only a Smartphone - The Drive
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How the Weather Channel Made That Insane Hurricane Florence Storm Surge Animation – WIRED
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GCHQ data collection regime violated human rights, court rules – The Guardian
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Sykehuset måtte avbryte narkose fordi PC ble oppdatert – NRK
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How social media took us from Tahrir Square to Donald Trump - MIT Technology Review
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As Germans Seek News, YouTube Delivers Far-Right Tirades - The New York Times
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Dozens of popular iPhone apps caught sending user location data to monetization firms – TechCrunch
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Hacking a Prince, an Emir and a Journalist to Impress a Client - NYTimes
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Swedish Study Notes Surge in Automated Twitter Accounts - The New York Times
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First Ever Life-Size and Drivable LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron - LEGO.com
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Two cryptographers have run a blockchain timestamping hash once a week in the New York Times classified section since 1995 - Motherboard
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Analysis of all 88 traffic accidents involving autonomous vehicles in California from 2014-2018 shows that autonomous vehicles were at fault in seven accidents - Axios
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Air pollution causes ‘huge’ reduction in intelligence, study reveals – The Guardian
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World’s Leading Human Rights Groups Tell Google to Cancel Its China Censorship Plan
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Fortnite’s Android installer shipped with an Epic security flaw – TechCrunch
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Google Is Collecting Your Data—Even When Your Phone Isn’t in Use – Adweek
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Future elections may be swayed by intelligent, weaponized chatbots - MIT Technology Review
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Who needs democracy when you have data? - MIT Technology Review
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Spyware Company Leaves ‘Terabytes’ of Selfies, Text Messages, and Location Data Exposed Online - Motherboard
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Alexa vs. Siri vs. Google: Which Can Carry on a Conversation Best? - The New York Times
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Australia Bars China’s Huawei From Building 5G Wireless Network - The New York Times
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New facial recognition tech catches first impostor at D.C. airport
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Apple removed Facebook’s Onavo from the App Store for gathering app data – TechCrunch
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Google revises help page that describes how its “Location History” setting works, clarifying that it still tracks location even if the setting is turned off - Associated Press
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Prisen for en digitalisert skole - BT
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Hundreds of Instagram users report that their accounts have been hacked, with emails and phone numbers tied to accounts changed, preventing account recovery – Mashable
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Banks and Retailers Are Tracking How You Type, Swipe and Tap - NYTimes
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A look at how China is compiling a global registry of Uighurs to better surveil those who live outside the country, including in the US
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Russian Hackers Targeted Swedish News Sites In 2016, State Department Cable Says
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Police Bodycams Can Be Hacked to Doctor Footage – WIRED
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DeepMind AI matches health experts at spotting eye diseases
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Machine Learning Can Identify the Authors of Anonymous Code – WIRED
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Google tracks your movements, like it or not – AP
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Hacking a Brand New Mac Remotely, Right Out of the Box – WIRED
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How a Hacker Allegedly Stole Millions by Hijacking Phone Numbers - Motherboard
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BitPaymer Ransomware Infection Forces Alaskan Town to Use Typewriters for a Week
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Wells Fargo says hundreds of customers lost homes after computer glitch – CNN
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Reddit Breach Highlights Limits of SMS-Based Authentication — Krebs on Security
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GPS på ville veier
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Data Breaches Keep Happening. So Why Don’t You Do Something? - The New York Times
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How Robot Hands Are Evolving to Do What Ours Can - The New York Times
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French lawmakers ban smartphones in schools – ABS-CBN News
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Power Causes Brain Damage - The Atlantic
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IQ testing digital AI assistants
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Why Is Google Translate Spitting Out Sinister Religious Prophecies? - Motherboard
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‘Big Red Flag’: Automakers’ Trade Secrets Exposed in Data Leak - The New York Times
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“Confidential Mode” feature in Gmail is misleading because the emails are not end-to-end encrypted and “expired” messages can be retrieved via the sent folder - Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Project ‘Fuchsia’: Google Is Quietly Working on a Successor to Android - Bloomberg
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How Helsinki Arrived at the Future of Urban Travel First - Bloomberg
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Thousands of patient records held for ransom in Ontario home care data breach, attackers claim - CBC News
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Airbnb warned it breaches EU rules over pricing policy - The Guardian
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How Minecraft is helping kids fall in love with books - The Guardian
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U.K. data watchdog’s report on Facebook shenanigans is far more shocking than $664,000 fine - VentureBeat
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Polar is Revealing the Homes of Soldiers and Spies - bellingcat
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8500 Schibsted-kunder berørt av datalekkasje - Aftenposten
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Every Android Device Since 2012 Impacted by Vulnerability
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Facebook og Google manipulerer og villeder deg til å dele privatlivet ditt, mener Forbrukerrådet
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Wimbledon 2018: AI uses player emotions to edit highlights - BBC
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China launches high-tech bird drones to watch over its citizens - CNET
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Internet-connected thermostats, Locks and Lights: Tools of Domestic Abuse - NYTimes
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Here Are 18 Things You Might Not Have Realized Facebook Tracks About You
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Opinion | Trump Was Outfoxed in Singapore - NYTimes
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Facebook Gave Data Access to Chinese Firm Flagged by U.S. Intelligence - NYTimes
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Apple skal gjøre det vanskeligere for Facebook og Google å spore deg – NRK
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Meet Norman, the psychopathic AI - BBC
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A planetary census puts humans in their place
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Amazon’s explanation for the Alexa eavesdropping scandal - Recode
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Police are using Amazon facial recognition tech and the ACLU is pissed - Recode
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Amazon Teams Up With Law Enforcement to Deploy Dangerous New Face Recognition Technology - ACLU
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High School in China Installs Facial Recognition Cameras to Monitor Students’ Attentiveness
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Tesla with Autopilot slams into truck stopped at red light - The Washington Post
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Alexa and Siri Can Hear This Hidden Command. You Can’t. - NYTimes
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Bike Helmet Recognizes Hand Gestures To Send Safety Signals
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The Pentagon bans Huawei and ZTE phones from retail stores on military bases - The Verge
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Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect customers’ text messages - Ars Technica
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Ski Lift in Austria Left Control Panel Open on the Internet
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Kan åpent kontorlandskap gjøre deg 440 prosent bedre? – NRK
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A One-Minute Attack Let Hackers Spoof Hotel Master Keys - WIRED
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German Supreme Court rules ad blockers legal - Reuters
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Storing data in a single atom proved possible by IBM researchers
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Radioactive Boars in Fukushima Thwart Residents’ Plans to Return Home | NYTimes
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xkcd: Listening
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The Evolution of Bacteria on a “Mega-Plate” Petri Dish (Kishony Lab)
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iPhone 7 scratch test
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A New Wireless Hack Can Unlock 100 Million Volkswagens
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How To Buy A Used Car
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Hacking the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV SUV
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Russian 'runaway robot' causes traffic jam
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A Solution To The Grandfather Paradox
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Magnets And Marbles
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The Evolution of the Porche 911
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Roads to Rome
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Voice-powered medical devices
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Pollen
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Single-tasking and digital mindfulness – The Guardian Tech Weekly podcast
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8 minutes of digital marketing
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SHEP the Drone - Worlds first Drone Sheepdog
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This Video Will Make You Angry
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Drone Footage of the Russian Air Force Boneyard
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Adam Savage's Overlook Hotel Maze Model
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Inside the Chinese Bitcoin Mine That's Grossing $1.5M a Month
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Ei kort innføring i kva du kan læra av Platon
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Native Advertising
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XKCD - Is it worth the time?
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Common MythConceptions
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iOS Autocomplete Song
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The Empire Strikes Back Uncut
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Jerry Seinfeld's Clio Acceptance Speech
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Rullebrett i sakte film
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Antibiotikaresistens
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Lake Street Dive Plays "I Want You Back" On a Boston Sidewalk
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Nord-Koreanske kyr
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First 10,000 digits of PI Dialed on a Rotary Phone
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Humans need not apply
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John Oliver om klimaendringar
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Naturen tilpassar seg i Tsjernobyl
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Bratt
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Forklaring av Heartbleed
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Batterisparing på iOS
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English is crazy
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Når far din jobbar hos Dreamworks
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Fallskjermhoppar nesten truffe av meteoritt
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Vi fann ein sjø på ein av Saturn sine månar
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Falsk Tesla-reklame
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Dramatisk redningsaksjon
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Nesten
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Video Puzzle
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Lakes and Oceans [XKCD]
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Mapping stereotypes
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Flygende bil
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Flytting
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HELO TC: Helicopter, Remote-Controlled by iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
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Danny Macaskill - Industrial Revolutions
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You Got Les Rolled
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The Story of Linux: Commemorating 20 Years of the Linux Operating System
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Information is Beautiful: Plenty More Fish In The Sea?
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The Geosocial Universe 2.0
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Radiation Dosage Chart
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Kinect-Controlled Tesla Coils: The Evil Genius Simulator
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VCA 2010 RACE RUN
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Russian soldiers create avalanche by firing artillery
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Follow Your Interests. Discover Your World. Twitter.
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Review: iPad 2 is not revolutionary, but it is great - Chicago Sun-Times
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Radiation Dose Chart - xkcd
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Radiation exposure: a quick guide to what each level means
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xkcd: Server Attention Span
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The Most Iconic Fictional Vehicle: The Death Star [Infographic]
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Chain of Fools : Upgrading through every version of windows
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iPad 1 vs iPad 2
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Space Shuttle Launch: Viewed From an Airplane
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Mobile Operating System Market Share
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A Mystery: Why Can't We Walk Straight?
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How to Shoot an Anvil 200 Feet in the Air
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How Much Do Music Artists Earn Online?
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Shop Vac
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Danny MacAskill - \
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Table Connect for iPhone
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Halloween 2010: Math Teacher has trouble playing a video in class
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Self Balancing Unicycle (SBU) V2.0
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Just Four Dudes Jamming On The Subway — With Their iPhones As Instruments [Video]
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Who’s Suing Whom In The Telecoms Trade?
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xkcd: Conditional Risk
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Hvordan virker en mekanisk klokke?
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xkcd: Password Reuse
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The Most Powerful Colors in the World
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IKEA Let Loose a Herd of 100 Cats Into Store to 'See What Happens'
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De 300.000 største nettsidene
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The Periodic Table of Awesoments
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Tarp Surfing!
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Giant Bubbles on the Beach
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The History of the Internet, Visualized
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World Population by Latitude/Longitude
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Ny dominorekord i indre Mongolia - 10267 personer
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The illustrated guide to a Ph.D.
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Wikipedia’s Lamest Edit Wars
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The Acceleration of Addictiveness
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Bilder av barn på nett
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In what language do deaf people think?
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Why Germany wins the 2010 World Cup
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Alle atombomber som er sprengt mellom 1945 og 1998
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Lightning strikes three of the tallest buildings in Chicago at the same time
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Pytagoras
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Art and vandalism
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Lego-printer
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What your email address says about your computer skills - The Oatmeal
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Opera parodierer Google sine speed test-videoer
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The latest version of the LittleDog Robot
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What could possibly go wrong? - This Modern World
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MSNBC Photoblog
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Because Every Country Is The Best At Something
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I [heart] Iceland
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Orden på ledninger
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Pedal to the Chrome metal [oppdatert]
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Chatroulette speed painter
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xkcd: HDTV
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Hva Apple tjener penger på
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Winscape: Apple-powered fake windows
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How I’d Hack Your Weak Passwords - Lifehacker
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To buy, or not to buy.
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FINALLY: The Difference between Nerd, Dork, and Geek Explained by a Venn Diagram
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The Future of Publishing
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The TV Theme Medley
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Football Real Kick
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iPad vil redde alle superheltene bortsett fra en
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Science
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Bilde av (nesten) alle produktene som Apple noensinne har laget
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Bobby McFerrin hacks your brain with the pentatonic scale
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BMW S 1000 RR pulls off the old tablecloth trick
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Color names
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OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine version
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Satelitter og space junk som sirkulerer rundt jorden
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150 timers virtuell togtur med den transsibirske jernbanen
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Hugh Laurie & Stephen Fry: 'Your name, sir?'
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Voice Band for the iPhone
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Crash Test 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air VS. 2009 Chevrolet Malibu
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Hands-On: Nexus One \t
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What Does China Censor Online? | Information Is Beautiful
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iPhone vs. Nexus One
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Epic Win FTW » Mazda Pi
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BBC - Magazine Monitor: 100 things we didn't know last year
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23 år gammel video fra Apple med fremtidsvisjoner
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The Complete National Geographic on 160-GB Hard Drive
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Change blindness experiment
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Snikfoto av bybanevognene på verkstedet
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Årets beste norske juleplate - Dagbladet
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Climate Change Deniers vs The Scientific Consensus
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Kvikksølv i svineinfluensavaksinen
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Last Page
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Macho leirdueskyting \t
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The Muppets: Bohemian Rhapsody
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Bjørnen angriper
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Svineinfluesavaksinen
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Scroll (bar) clock
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Hvordan klippe hekken
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Mediocrity
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Mamihlapinatapai
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Bank Notes: a collection of Bank Robbery Notes
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Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu
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An Epidemic of Fear: How Panicked Parents Skipping Shots Endangers Us All
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Stars Over Easter Island
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50 Years of Space Exploration
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Bach - frem og tilbake, opp og ned
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Hvordan brette verdens beste papirfly
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Hvordan differsialen på en bil virker
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Flickr: Mythical Creatures
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Tech Support Cheat Sheet
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Translation party
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Estimation (xkcd)
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En kald, god milkshake på en kafé med gode stoler, så er jeg fornøyd.
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Kjempestor softis med rørte jordbær! De kan det på Voss.
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Jeg måtte ut og ta bilder av luksusyachten jeg også. Den ligger på Skolten i Bergen.
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Det er ikke mye som kan måle seg med brunch og backgammon på Vågen fetevare
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Bad News
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Scenes from a rooftop
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Bilder fra Finse st. Fikk en etterlengtet strekk på maratontogturen Kristiansand-Drammen-Bergen
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Wolfram Alpha - en lekeplass for nerder eller det nye internett?
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Jeg fant et pinnsvin på kveldsturen
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Crazy folding chair transforms into different shapes
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Obama og Biden
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Er ikke helt sikker på hva det skal forestille.
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Svart/hvit - Lunsjen på Café Opera fikk en nerdete vri da det viste seg de ikke hadde backgammon
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Inspired Bicycles - Danny MacAskill April 2009
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Prøver meg på en Bien Spesial
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Dolk
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Lister
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2008 blir ett sekund lengre
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Ymse nyvinninger
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Kebab
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Dagens linker
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Mars
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Gratis Coldplay sang
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Erke-
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Dagens
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De britiske øyer
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Ankomst
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Slepp meg!
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Kaffe i tastaturet
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Ny musikk
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En god start på dagen
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Lovlig musikk
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Julefred
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Project Gutenberg
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Pocket Edition Survival Guide
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Sir David Attenborough
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01.02.03.04.05.06
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Det siste måltid
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Kur for kreft er verdt $50.000.000.000.000
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De dårligste produktene så langt i 2006
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100 fakta (som du kanskje ikke trenger vite)
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Ting som vanligvis er runde
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Guinness rekordholder i padlestein
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1 milliard labyrinter
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Uvanlige byggninger
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Bibelen i Lego
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USB-minnbrikke formet som kredittkort
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PEZ mp3-spiller
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Karaoke/motorsykkelspill
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Toalettpapirprinter
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Skjærebrett koblet til internett
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USB bibel
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Mp3 toalett
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Hundemobil
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Vil ha 20 tons kjernefysisk partikkelaksellerator hjemme
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Verdens styggeste hund har lagt inn årene
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NRK først ute i verden med mobilt interaktivt tv
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M&M sorteringsmaskin
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Gjøkur/alarmklokke koblet til internett
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Første ansiktstransplantasjon gjennomført
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Ekkorn drepte hund
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Worst Case Scenarios
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Vaskerobot
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USB Fondue
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Skype 2.0 beta med video
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Internettavhengighet
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Bruker hjerneskanning til å forutse oppførsel
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Anti-fjortis lydvåpen
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