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Chrome add-on warns netizens when they use a leaked password. Sometimes, they even bother to change it
Alerted to exposed credentials, users do something about it roughly a quarter of the time Between February and March this year, after Google released a Chrome extension called Password Checkup to check whether people's username and password combinations had been stolen and leaked from website databases, computer scientists at the biz and Stanford University gathered […]
Dropbox would rather write code twice than try to make C++ work on both iOS and Android
Write once, run anywhere? You must be joking Dropbox has abandoned a longstanding technical strategy of sharing C++ code between its applications for iOS and Android, saying the overhead of writing code twice is less than the cost of making code-sharing work.
And you thought the cops were bad... Civil rights group warns of facial recog 'epidemic' across UK private sites
Shopping centres, museums and conference centres all found to be using tech Facial recognition is being extensively deployed on privately owned sites across the UK, according to an investigation by civil liberties group Big Brother Watch.