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29.07.2011
of changes, like a new API for accessing the filesystem and a new garbage collector called G1, that is supposed to replace the mark and sweep collector in the future. Type annotations are supposed to ease
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29.06.2012
-processor operation. Furthermore, these operations typically do not look like “message send” and“message receive” but rather resemble higher level operations like calls to user functions.
The authors also state
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18.03.2015
controlled by Red Hat, hasn’t yet announced the 7.1 release.
Red Hat calls 7.1 a “minor release” of the RHEL 7 series. Still, the latest version does come with improved security, interoperability
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12.08.2015
The famed electronics maker GE has announced that it is launching a new cloud system, which the company is calling the “World's First Cloud Service Built for Industrial Data Analytics.” The Predix
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19.08.2015
Google has entered the market for home networking hardware with the announcement of a new wireless router and smartphone hub, which the company calls “a different kind of router for a new way to Wi
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06.01.2016
Security expert Guido Vranken has published a paper on an attack that can successfully extract meaningful information from a captured TLS traffic session. Although the so-called HTTPS Bicycle attack
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17.02.2016
Researchers have discovered a new backdoor called Fysbis that is aimed at Linux machines. The new malware has extremely sophisticated properties, and experts suspect it might have come from the APT
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17.07.2019
Scientists at Purdue University say they are “among the first” to build what they are calling “a transistor-like gate for quantum information processing.” The gate, which could play a role within
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28.08.2019
Cooper, one of Webmin's developers, called it an unethical practice, giving the project no time to work on a fix to protect users.
Akkuş also released a Metasploit module to exploit the vulnerability
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21.08.2019
Cray has announced what it is calling “an entirely new, open, and extensible software platform to address the growing need for supercomputing across government and private industries.” The Shasta
