Security: WPA3, Intel, and Tails
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Wi-Fi Will Get a Little More Secure This Year
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WPA3 is the cure for the cracked WiFi algorithm blues you've been waiting for
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Intel CEO Promises Fix for Serious Chip Security Flaw
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Intel CEO Addresses Meltdown and Spectre CPU Flaws at CES 2018
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At CES, Intel chief mum on shares sale after bug disclosure
Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich has avoided making any mention of his controversial sale of stock and options in a keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, though he did touch on the two vulnerabilities found in most processors produced by the company he heads.
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Intel Releases Processor Microcode Patch for Linux OSes, Here's How to Update
Intel has released an updated microcode patch for Linux-based operating systems to address the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities.
By now, everyone heard about Meltdown and Spectre, two severe hardware bugs that affect billions of devices, putting them at risk of attacks as unprivileged attackers could steal your sensitive data stored in kernel memory using a locally installed application or via the Internet using malicious scripts. Intel, AMD, and ARM processors are affected by these security exploits.
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Tails 3.4 Linux Distro Released With Meltdown And Spectre Patches — Get It Here
Linux is considered to be the basis of one of the most secure operating systems around. Out of all the Linux distro options available, Tails is considered to be the most secure. However, due to screwups on behalf of chipmakers, almost all operating systems were affected, including Tails.
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