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Windows systems are vulnerable to FREAK, a decade-old bug that was discovered only this week affecting Android and Apple devices. FREAK — short for Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys — allows hackers to decrypt HTTPS-protected Web traffic between browsers and millions of websites. Microsoft confirmed that Windows could be compromised the same way as Android, BlackBerry, iOS and OS X devices in an advisory published today. The bug allows attackers to monitor traffic between vulnerable users and servers and inject malicious code which causes them to use a weak encryption key while transmitting data. They can then listen in on…
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Shazam will soon extend its music identification service to include objects. Speaking at this year’s Mobile World Congress, chief executive Rich Riley told Reuters, “Shazam is already a verb. We want to expand the universe of what you can Shazam. The famous blue button that our users love will remain on the home screen but will be able to do much more.” The new feature is kind of like an advanced version of Google Goggles. The company says its app will soon let users identify products and learn more about them. For example, you could point your phone at a cereal…
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