Many Android apps and games block users for enabling developer options, rooting, or installing a custom ROM. Should they be allowed to do so?

It's good. And by good I mean terrible.

The cost: potentially millions of dollars in lost revenue. Plus, high advertising costs for their own campaigns. It’s a form of ad arbitrage, they say, and it’s been going on for at least two years.

Asymmetric private keys are among the most often leaked out. We’re open sourcing a tool that immediately tells you if one is sensitive https://github.com/trufflesecurity/driftwood. With this tool we found the private keys for hundreds of TLS certificates…

Twitter has acquired Threader app, which offers a feature similar to that of Reader mode. This feature is included in its Blue subscription.

A series of images and short videos have been shared online showing off a new UWP version of WhatsApp for Windows 11 and 10.

We, software engineers, tend to be extremely efficient beings. Our goal is to optimize everything,...

Facebook is trying to thwart the next whistleblower.

The Millennium Tower is the tallest residential building in San Francisco, with 58 stories above the ground and 419 luxury condominium units. The tower opened to residents in 2009, but even before construction was finished, engineers could tell that the building…

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