‘Harvest now, decrypt later’: Why hackers are waiting for quantum computing
Quantum computing may soon help hackers steal sensitive data. Enterprises should prepare now for quantum computing cracking cryptography.
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Have You Spotted Starlink's 8 Martian Easter Eggs? Here's How to Find Them
Mars-themed secrets are hidden in the Starlink hardware, the app, and even the terms of service of SpaceX's satellite ...
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Kaduna lawmaker seeks improved JAMB, WAEC performance in constituency
Worried by the low performance of secondary school students in the 2024 WAEC and JAMB examinations in Kaduna South Senatorial ...
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Microsoft’s $1 Billion Power Play for Xbox Game Pass Third-Party Games: Here Are the Best Titles They Have Secured So Far
Xbox Game Pass subscribers are fortunate to have a strong lineup of great third-party games on the service. Minecraft players ...
Google Wallet can generate a digital pass with a scan
Coming soon, Wallet will also create a digital version of your passport, with the hope of making your airport experience less stressful. To start, you'll be asked to scan the security chip on the ...
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MINISFORUM UM890 Pro Review: A versatile, high-performance, and nearly silent mini PC
MINISFORUM sent me an UM890 Pro to test. This mini PC was provided to Liliputing for free, with no requirement that the computer be returned upon completion of the review. This review is not sponsored ...
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6 diagnostic tools you need on your Windows 11 PC
If you are constantly dealing with performance issues on your PC, then you should always have these 6 tools on hand ...