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TCL launches the BlackBerry Key2 for $649

Jun07
by on June 7, 2018 at 2:15 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Mobile


Depending on how you feel about the physical keyboard, you’ve been looking forward to this day for a while: TCL just officially announced the BlackBerry Key2. The Key2 is the follow-up to last year’s KeyOne. Like its predecessor, the Key2 is a conventional-looking BlackBerry phone. That’s to say it’s a candybar design, much like the Curves and Bolds of yesteryear, rather than a slider or all-touchscreen device. That’s not to say it’s ugly though. Perish the thought. TCL has taken great pains to make it appear more polished than its predecessor. It has largely accomplished this. The Key2 has a…

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Get working as an ethical hacker now with this intensive bootcamp training

Jun07
by on June 7, 2018 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


Network security pros show companies where their systems are vulnerable — and with so much at stake, ethical hackers are bringing home sizeable paychecks for their work. You can join this growing tech sector with the training in this Certified Ethical Hacker Bootcamp Bundle, on sale now for just $39 from TNW Deals.

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This TV-shaped speaker is the cutest gadget to grace your nightstand

Jun07
by on June 7, 2018 at 12:30 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, gear


Shenzhen, China-based hardware brand Lofree is slowly making a name for itself in the world of tech accessories. Its latest offering, the QTV alarm speaker is absolutely adorable, and could make for a great addition to your nightstand – or a gift for people who enjoy retro design. The company is presently crowdfunding the QTV via Indiegogo, which means you’re taking a bit of a risk when you place an order. That said, Lofree has made good on its previous promises to deliver a larger speaker and a wireless mechanical keyboard, so it should hopefully be able to ship this…

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The US-China Association of Commerce site is running cryptocurrency mining malware

Jun07
by on June 7, 2018 at 10:27 am
Posted In: Around the Web, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


The crypto-jacking malware epidemic is far from over – and it appears the latest victim of this disturbing trend is the website of the US-China Association of Commerce (USCAC). Security researcher Troy Mursch from Bad Packets Report has found that the USCAC website is infected with a malicious script designed to steal visitors’ computing power to surreptitiously mine cryptocurrency. For the record, the malicious script found on the USCAC is more commonly known as Coinhive. This means that whoever sneaked in the script is currently banking on the popular anonymous cryptocurrency Monero. For safety reasons, we have decided not to…

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The US-China Association of Commerce site is running cryptocurrency mining malware

Jun07
by on June 7, 2018 at 10:27 am
Posted In: Around the Web, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


The crypto-jacking malware epidemic is far from over – and it appears the latest victim of this disturbing trend is the website of the US-China Association of Commerce (USCAC). Security researcher Troy Mursch from Bad Packets Report has found that the USCAC website is infected with a malicious script designed to steal visitors’ computing power to surreptitiously mine cryptocurrency. For the record, the malicious script found on the USCAC is more commonly known as Coinhive. This means that whoever sneaked in the script is currently banking on the popular anonymous cryptocurrency Monero. For safety reasons, we have decided not to…

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