Alyssa Newcomb

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    Federal Cybersecurity Failures Include a 48-Year-Old System Few People Knew How to Use

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    San Francisco Pride Refuses to Ban Google From Its Parade, But Says They ‘Must Do More’

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  • Google Plus and FacebookTech

    How Much Is Your Data Worth to Facebook and Google? A New Senate Bill Aims to Find Out

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  • Armstrong FamilyArts & Entertainment

    ‘We Didn’t Understand the Risks’: Neil Armstrong’s Sons Remember Life Under an Apollo 11 Astronaut’s Roof

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  • FBL-COPA AMERICA-2019-MOONTech

    Hackers Used a Cheap Raspberry Pi Computer to Breach NASA

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    Blank Slate: Google to Stop Producing Its Own Tablet Computers

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  • YouTube Space, LondonTech

    YouTube Faces Its Next Big Reckoning: How to Handle Children’s Privacy

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  • jon snow-game of thrones-deepfake viral videoTech

    Jon Snow’s Deepfake Apology Video Is a Parody. But the Problem Is No Laughing Matter

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  • Senate Homeland Security Committee Holds Hearing On The Unprecedented Migration At The U.S. Southern BorderTech

    Border Patrol Hack Shows How New Technology Makes Law Enforcement a Target

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  • US-INTERNET-GAMES-COMPUTERS-MICROSOFT-XBOXTech

    E3 2019: Twitter Leaker Posting Spoilers Claims Nintendo Threatened Legal Action

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  • GERMANY-INTERNET-COMPANY-GOOGLETech

    Google Is Changing Its Search Results. Here’s What to Expect

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  • Huawei In ChinaTech

    Huawei Strikes a 5G Deal in Russia as the Chinese Tech Giant Remains on U.S. Blacklist

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  • Apple's new iOSTech

    Apple’s New Sign-In Feature Is a ‘Shot Across the Bow’ at Google and Facebook

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  • Digital communicationTech

    Hackers Can Now Bypass Two-Factor Authentication With a New Kind of Phishing Scam

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  • Facebook Hosts Annual F8 Developer Conference In San JoseTech

    Mark Zuckerberg’s Security Chief Accused of Making Racist, Sexual Comments

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