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Brute Force Password Cracking Takes Longer, But Celebration May Be Premature
Brute force cracking of passwords takes longer now than in the past, but the good news is not a cause for celebration, according to the latest annual audit of password cracking times released Tuesday by Hive Systems. The post Brute Force Password Cracking Takes Longer, But Celebration May Be Premature appeared first on TechNewsWorld.
Pundit Predicts Apple AI Will Be Bound to iPhone, Analysts React
Following a prediction that Apple’s AI features in iOS 18 will be processed directly on iPhones, analysts discuss the implications for user privacy, device performance, and longevity. The post Pundit Predicts Apple AI Will Be Bound to iPhone, Analysts React appeared first on TechNewsWorld.
Mozilla Waves Red Flag Over Data Hungry Dating Apps
Nearly two dozen dating apps were flagged by Mozilla's Privacy Not Included researchers as failing to meet privacy and security standards, sharing customer data with third parties, and excluding the right of a user to wipe their data from the app. The post Mozilla Waves Red Flag Over Data Hungry Dating Apps appeared first on TechNewsWorld.
The Case Against Noncompete Agreements
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission effectively tried to kill noncompete agreements last week. While some companies plan to challenge this, it was the right decision to make. The post The Case Against Noncompete Agreements appeared first on TechNewsWorld.
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