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Cracking a $2 million crypto wallet
Karlston posted a news in Security & Privacy News,
In early 2018, Dan Reich and a friend decided to spend $50,000 in Bitcoin on a batch of Theta tokens, a new cryptocurrency then worth just 21 cents apiece. At first, they held the tokens with an exchange based in China, but within weeks, a broad crackdown on cryptocurrency by the Chinese government meant they would soon lose access to the exchange, so they had to transfer everything to a hardware wallet. Reich and his friend chose a Trezor One hardware wallet, set up a PIN, and then got busy with life and forgot about it.
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Karlston,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – January 24, 2022
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,Microsoft Weekly: Activision acquisition, forced updates, and Google Play on Windows
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,Adblocking Does Not Constitute Copyright Infringement, Court Rules
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – January 17, 2022
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Karlston,Linux malware sees 35% growth during 2021
aum posted a news in Security & Privacy News,
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Karlston,Linux malware sees 35% growth during 2021
aum posted a news in Security & Privacy News,
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Karlston,Microsoft Weekly: Windows Server headaches, new builds, and retail enhancements
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – January 10, 2022
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,Microsoft Weekly: Windows 11 goodies, Exchange Y2K22, and Pluton security
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,Microsoft Edge 97.Stable released with automatic HTTPS, more (Changelog)
Karlston posted a news in Software News,
The update brings a large number of fixes and improvements.
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Matt,Intel’s desktop CPU lineup gets a comprehensive overhaul with new 12th-gen chips
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
Intel is giving its desktop processors their first top-to-bottom overhaul in years.
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Karlston,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – January 3, 2022
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,Microsoft Weekly: Surface Trio, throwback to Windows 8, and Games panel in Edge
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,LastPass says no passwords were compromised following breach scare
Karlston posted a news in Security & Privacy News,
LastPass says there’s no evidence of a data breach following users’ reports that they were notified of unauthorized login attempts, as reported by AppleInsider. The password manager maintains that it was never compromised, and users’ accounts haven’t been accessed by bad actors.
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Karlston,Microsoft is adding more bloat to Edge with a Games button
Karlston posted a news in Software News,
The feature hasn't made it to the stable channel yet, but according to reddit user, Leopeva64-2, who spotted the option, is available in the Edge Canary Channel.
The person also shared some screenshots on the social website to highlight the feature. The toggle for the Games button is located in the Edge > Settings > Appearance page. It is not enabled by default, which is a good thing. Switching it on adds the button to the browser's toolbar. Clicking the said button, displays a modal that pulls content from MSN Games.
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Matt,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – December 27, 2021
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,Coffee’s health benefits aren’t as straightforward as they seem—here’s why
Karlston posted a news in General News,
You’ve probably heard it before: drinking coffee is good for your health. Studies have shown that drinking a moderate amount of coffee is associated with many health benefits, including a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. But while these associations have been demonstrated many times, they don’t actually prove that coffee reduces disease risk. In fact, proving that coffee is good for your health is complicated.
While it’s suggested that consuming three to five cups of coffee a day will provide optimal health benefits, it’s not quite that straightforward. Coffee is chemically complex, containing many components that can affect your health in different ways.
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Matt,Microsoft releases redesigned Skype app on iOS and Android
Karlston posted a news in Mobile News,
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Matt,Microsoft Weekly: AD woes, acquisitions galore, and Bingo was her name-o
Karlston posted a news in Technology News,
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Karlston,‘Wandavision’ Is The Most Pirated TV-Show of 2021
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
At the end of every year, we take a look at the most-downloaded TV episodes among torrenting pirates.
For several years in a row the list was headed by Game of Thrones but that reign came to an end last year after the series ended.
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Karlston,Microsoft Edge may be sending search results to Microsoft! Here is how you turn that off
Karlston posted a news in Security & Privacy News,
If you are using Microsoft Edge, either as the main browser on the system, as a secondary browser, or only when it is open as the default browser for certain links on the system, then you may want to check the settings of the browser to find out if search data is being sent to Microsoft.
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Matt,Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – December 20, 2021
Karlston posted a news in File Sharing News,
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Karlston,In the new year 2022, Microsoft is bringing a new "Windows Wednesday" live show
Karlston posted a news in Software News,
On the show, Microsoft says that it will discuss mostly topics related to development in the Windows environment, but some other stuff may be covered as well. The company says:
Some topics we’ll be covering include Windows Terminal, Windows Subsystem for Linux, Windows Sounds, PowerToys, and Fonts, just to name a few.
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