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Oppo использует отделку «под кожу» в смартфоне N3 с поворотной камерой

Компания Oppo опубликовала официальный рендер смартфона N3, оборудованного поворотным фотомодулем. Видимо, следуя примеру, поданному другим производителем, Oppo решила использовать в оформлении новинки пластик «под кожу». Правда, речь идет не о всей поверхности задней панели, а лишь об одном элементе — «бруске» с объективом и вспышкой, размещенном в верхней части смартфона. …

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YouTube served malicious ads

Malicious advertisements, some of which were displayed on YouTube, redirected more than 113,000 people in the U.S. to harmful websites in just a month, Trend Micro said Tuesday. Although online advertising companies try to detect and block such ads from being circulated on their networks, bad ones sometimes get through. …

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‘Hurricane Panda’ hackers used Microsoft zero-day

One of the zero-day flaws patched by Microsoft on Tuesday had been used for some time by a group with suspected Chinese government ties that targets technology companies, CrowdStrike’s chief executive said Tuesday. CEO Dmitri Alperovitch said his CrowdStrike has been battling with the group, which the company dubbed “Hurricane …

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Microsoft dabbles in per-user Windows licensing

For the first time, Microsoft will offer user-based Windows licenses to enterprises, a change one expert called “substantial” but another downplayed as unlikely to have much of an impact. Neither believed that the changes would herald Windows-by-subscription any time soon, even though Microsoft licenses its “rent-not-buy” Office 365 by the …

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Hackers exploit two more Windows zero-day bugs

Microsoft will patch a pair of zero-day Windows vulnerabilities later today that attackers have been exploiting to penetrate major corporations’ networks, researchers at FireEye said Tuesday. The flaws found by FireEye were different than another discovered by iSight Partners, which today revealed an ongoing campaign by Russian hackers against the …

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10 top IT skills based on increased demand

Image by Shutterstock While growth in the IT industry as a whole continues at a brisk pace, some skills are hotter than others. “There are key areas of technology right now that are growing faster than others,” says Dice.com president Shravan Goli. “What’s interesting is that this growth stretches across …

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday tackles three critical vulnerabilities

After a relatively quiet few months, Microsoft Patch Tuesday is back in full force, covering three zero-day vulnerabilities that administrators should attend to as quickly as possible. Microsoft issued eight security bulletins Tuesday, covering a total of 24 vulnerabilities found in Windows, Internet Explorer, Office and the .Net framework. Three …

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SEC Announces Insider Trading Charges Against Former Financial Analyst at Pharmaceutical Company

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced insider trading charges against a Massachusetts man who allegedly tipped his friend with nonpublic information about potential acquisition targets of the pharmaceutical company where he worked. The SEC alleges that Zachary Zwerko was tasked with evaluating potential acquisitions, and he repeatedly accessed confidential …

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Google considers Amazon its biggest search competitor

Google considers Amazon.com as its biggest search competitor, ahead of traditional rivals like Yahoo and Bing, as people looking to buy something are more likely to search on the online retailer’s website. Amazon.com is more focused on commerce, “but, at their roots, they are answering users questions and searches, just …

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Google adds online chat to Apps support options

Apps admins will be able to communicate with Google tech support staffers via online chat, complementing other existing options, including phone calls. More than 90 percent of beta testers of the new Apps chat support service gave it a thumbs up recently, so Google has decided to roll it out …

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Oracle database certifications aren’t ‘permanent’ anymore

Oracle is requiring database administrators to upgrade their certifications if the ones they hold are for older versions of its platform. “Earning an Oracle certification is a well-respected achievement,” the company said on its website. “However, as products age and are removed from Oracle standard support maintenance, the technology becomes …

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