Study Finds No Evidence of Heartbleed Attacks Before the Bug Was Exposed SAN FRANCISCO — Ever since the Heartbleed bug was exposed last week, the question everyone has been asking is: Did anyone exploit it before a Google researcher first discovered it? The worry is that in the two years since the bug was accidentally incorporated into… Read More »
Heartbleed is one of those things that became a media monster darling. Everyone is making this out to be the end of the Internet — but as of now there hasn’t been a single confirmed case of anyone siphoning user data using Heartbleed — except for the NSA. Wouldn’t it be something if it were discovered that the… Read More »
Three’s a charm? Windows 8 patches could pave multiple paths to Windows 9 Trying to piece together the puzzle created by Microsoft’s new patching policy, I was struck by an intriguing thought. If you look at the situation just right and connect the dots with a few leaps of faith, there’s a possibility we’re witnessing the birth… Read More »
mapsbynik Nobody lives here: The nearly 5 million Census Blocks with zero population A Block is the smallest area unit used by the U.S. Census Bureau for tabulating statistics. As of the 2010 census, the United States consists of 11,078,300 Census Blocks. Of them, 4,871,270 blocks totaling 4.61 million square kilometers were reported to… Read More »
Ohio man sentenced to wear ‘BULLY’ sign is jeered, taunted Edmond Aviv, 62, sits with a sign he made at a street corner in the Cleveland suburb of South Euclid, Ohio April 13, 2014. (Reuters) – An Ohio man sentenced by a judge to spend Sunday wearing a sign reading “I AM A BULLY” at a busy… Read More »
Here’s What’s New In The Windows 8.1 Update 1 The last time we covered something important about Windows 8 was back in October 2013 when we explored the many new features that were introduced via Windows 8.1. Boot to desktop and the deeply-missed Start Menu button were the noteworthy features that aimed to bridge the gap between the… Read More »