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• Warning: Apple could be trying to cripple Jamf [1078d]
• Sony camera feature hopes to make digital images immune to secret manipulation [1078d]
• CIA accused of illegally spying on Americans visiting Assange in embassy [1078d]
• Artemis I will get 3 launch attempts after termination system extension agreed [1078d]
• Dutch authorities arrest 29-year-old dev with suspected ties to Tornado Cash [1078d]
• US bans export of tech used in 3nm chip production on security grounds [1078d]
• More datacenters coming to Ireland, despite energy concerns [1078d]
• Microsoft's Secure Boot fix sends some PCs into BitLocker Recovery [1079d]
• US CHIPS Act: Getting the funding is just the start [1079d]
• Intel hands over nearly 5,000 patents in deal with IP management outfit [1079d]
• Epson says ink pad saturation behind 'end of service life' warning on inkjet printers [1079d]
• Virgin Orbit trims losses, eyes two final launches for the year [1079d]
• When will the UK take another giant leap into space? [1079d]
• Nuclear power is the climate superhero too nervous to wear its cape [1079d]
• Keep your cables tidy. You never know when someone might need some wine [1079d]
• China's internet regulator details algorithms used by local Big Tech players [1079d]
• Samsung heir pardoned after doing time for bribery [1079d]
• Indian military ready to put long-range quantum key distribution on the line [1079d]
• Apple says 2017 MacBooks don't have FlexGate defect. Aussie tribunal orders a fix anyway [1079d]
• Black Hat and DEF CON visitors differ on physical risk management [1079d]
• Linux 6.0 debuts, missing some Rusty bits and a magic mushroom reference [1079d]