Browsing the "would" Tag

Labor wonders how Australia would handle a cyber-corona outbreak

April 7th, 2020 📆 | 6099 Views ⚑

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the planet, the Australian Labor Party’s Shadow Assistant Communications Minister and Shadow

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Aussie council body argues access to metadata would help thwart illegal activity

March 26th, 2020 📆 | 5531 Views ⚑

The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) has argued that councils should be able to skirt metadata laws for the purpose

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Trump’s Itch to Reboot the Economy Would Be a Fatal Error

March 24th, 2020 📆 | 4163 Views ⚑

Hanage says it’s difficult to know exactly how long such interventions need to be in place. Public health officials can’t

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New Federal Privacy Bill Would Let Consumers Delete Their Data 03/16/2020

March 21st, 2020 📆 | 2788 Views ⚑

A Republican U.S. Senator has introduced a new privacy bill that would override most state laws, such as the sweeping

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New privacy bill would add 440 FTC employees

March 20th, 2020 📆 | 7555 Views ⚑

New legislation introduced in the Senate would pump up the Federal Trade Commission as a way to enforce new privacy

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Quantum-Proof Cryptography: How It Would Work

March 15th, 2020 📆 | 6037 Views ⚑

Researchers are attempting to develop new forms of cryptography that could not be cracked by powerful quantum computing devices that

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New Privacy Bill Would Let Consumers Delete Their Data 03/16/2020

March 13th, 2020 📆 | 2358 Views ⚑

A Republican U.S. Senator has introduced a new privacy bill that would override most state laws, such as the sweeping

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A right to be erased? Moran’s bill would establish new data privacy for consumers – Kansas City Star

March 12th, 2020 📆 | 7411 Views ⚑

A right to be erased? Moran’s bill would establish new data privacy for consumers Kansas City Star Source link

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What would machine learning look like if you mixed in DevOps? Wonder no more, we lift the lid on MLOps • The Register

March 9th, 2020 📆 | 6044 Views ⚑

Achieving production-level governance with machine-learning projects currently presents unique challenges. A new space of tools and practices is emerging under

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What Would Be the Best "Hello World" for Biosciences? Generating a Method for Biohacking

March 8th, 2020 📆 | 8108 Views ⚑

The first step that a beginner hacker or programmer takes towards a technical and logical deepening is to program the

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The Senate’s Data Privacy Bill Would Be Disastrous for Washingtonians – Slog

March 7th, 2020 📆 | 1891 Views ⚑

Contact your state reps and tell them to keep the House language. YUICHIRO CHINO / GETTY IMAGES Alright everybody, it’s

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How To Create A Strong Password That Would Keep Hackers Miles Away

March 5th, 2020 📆 | 2584 Views ⚑

A few decades ago, a password was a foreign concept to internet users. It is, however, not anymore because the

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The SEC’s New Rules for Proxy Advisors Would Hurt Accountability: An Open Letter by Four State Treasurers

March 4th, 2020 📆 | 1723 Views ⚑

Text size Illustration by Dan Page Investor protections are under threat, and the culprit is the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Galileo got it wrong – official: Jupiter actually wet, not super-dry: ‘No one would have guessed that water might be so variable across the planet’

February 20th, 2020 📆 | 6290 Views ⚑

Jupiter contains more water than a previous study suggested, according to recordings from NASA’s Juno probe, which were published in

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Would you get hooked by a phishing scam? Test yourself

February 19th, 2020 📆 | 7851 Views ⚑

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Japan would like to offer 5G firms cheap loans – because subsidies are only bad when Huawei gets them

February 18th, 2020 📆 | 5140 Views ⚑

In an effort to counter the influence and spread of Chinese-built kit, the Japanese government has approved a draft bill

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Severe vuln in WordPress plugin Profile Builder would happily hand anyone the keys to your kingdom

February 17th, 2020 📆 | 8047 Views ⚑

A vulnerability in a popular WordPress user role plugin lets any random person create an admin-level account on targeted websites.

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Severe vuln in WordPress plugin Profile Builder would happily hand anyone the keys to your kingdom

February 17th, 2020 📆 | 7784 Views ⚑

A vulnerability in a popular WordPress user role plugin lets any random person create an admin-level account on targeted websites.

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Cisco: We warned months ago our sales would be a bit glum, we did not disappoint, and don’t expect changes soon. PS: We axed Cisco Live Oz

February 13th, 2020 📆 | 7840 Views ⚑

As feared, Cisco saw its sales slip slightly from last quarter as customers held off on buying new network and

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Report on AI in UK public sector: Some transparency on how government uses it to govern us would be nice

February 12th, 2020 📆 | 6522 Views ⚑

A new report from the Committee for Standards in Public life has criticised the UK government’s stance on transparency in

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ViacomCBS plan would unify all of Star Trek (and more) in one new streaming service

February 7th, 2020 📆 | 1653 Views ⚑

the a la carte era — ViacomCBS plan would unify all of Star Trek (and more) in one new streaming

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Atari would love to ship its VCS console but – would ya believe it – there’s yet another delay. This time, it’s the coronavirus’s fault

February 6th, 2020 📆 | 7374 Views ⚑

Long-suffering Atari lovers will have to wait even longer for their over-priced, under-powered retro console, the intellectual-property shell company that

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Maryland bill would outlaw ransomware, keep researchers from reporting bugs

February 4th, 2020 📆 | 5671 Views ⚑

Enlarge / Sure, this will work. onathan Newton / The Washington Post via Getty Images reader comments 134 with 104

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10 Mistakes Every Net Developer Would Regret

February 3rd, 2020 📆 | 3842 Views ⚑

Admit it! We all make mistakes. None of our codes starts working at strike one. We make typos, forget signing

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