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Cyber risk management startup VisibleRisk secures $25M
SecurityScorecard taps HackerOne to bring bug bounty data to security ratings
Android 12: Release date, new features and everything else we know – CNET
U.S. FCC asks what impact chips shortage has on communications sector
Snyk bolsters open source software security with FossID acquisition
Cyber risk management startup VisibleRisk secures $25M
VisibleRisk, a joint venture developing products that help companies manage cyber risk, has secured $25 million in financing.Read More
SecurityScorecard taps HackerOne to bring bug bounty data to security ratings
HackerOne and SecurityScorecard have announced an integration that merges bug bounty data with a company’s security ratings.Read More
Android 12: Release date, new features and everything else we know – CNET
We’re expecting to get a first look at a finalized Android 12 at Google I/O next week. Here’s what we know so far.
U.S. FCC asks what impact chips shortage has on communications sector
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is studying the impact of the global shortage of semiconductors on the communications sector.Read More
Snyk bolsters open source software security with FossID acquisition
Snyk has acquired FossID, a startup that develops a software composition analysis tool for open source code. Read More
Best AV receiver for 2021 – CNET
We compared affordable, feature-filled AV receivers from Denon, Onkyo, Sony and Yamaha. Which one wins?
NASA’s Perseverance rover begins looking for signs of life in Mars lake bed – CNET
The Martian rover has done plenty of rolling. Now it’s ready to rock.
The Nintendo Switch is getting a calculator app. It costs $10 – CNET
That’s $10 more than the calculator app on your phone.
Nuclear reactions are increasing in an inaccessible chamber at Chernobyl – CNET
The chamber was blocked during the 1986 explosion and now contains highly radioactive material.
How a fake CIA-led vaccine sting against Bin Laden could still backfire today – CNET
To explore the impact of misleading campaigns to discredit vaccinations, researchers turn to a decade-old event involving US intelligence and a small town in Pakistan.