carsonreinke

I think I might actually try this out.

I feel like a project that could help with this to identify package importance by the dependents and downloads.

I believe you are missing a link to "This!"

I'm a little confused on why these other 2FA approaches are seen as more secure. Is it simply because the port transfer process can happen?

What is wrong with S/MIME?

> 500 pounds (about $650) a year for electricity and heating

I wonder how much specifically this is? Maybe if we could start sharing more of this info we could all set some goals.

I wonder how many comments said something about "Obama" or "left-wing"

Why in the world would they do this? Or was this just merely an accident?

Oh, duh, it explains it in the article: "misappropriation" insider trading

Can someone explain why this is illegal (besides any data/privacy breach within Capital One)?

Marketing helps market the awareness of these problems, even non-tech folk have heard of Heartbleed. More awareness probably means software is likely to be updated.

Maybe I am missing something here, but the Washinton Post says "Federal prosecutors stated in a memo accompanying the order that the software would affect only the seized phone". What is so wrong with that? If they just use it only on this phone? Or is that the weapon has been created and could be used?