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What are torrents, how do they work and are torrent downloads actually illegal? We answer these and other questions in this article to finally clean up one of the biggest internet mysteries. Additionally, you will find some of the best torrent sites for legal free downloads. Torrents are illegal? Bullshit!
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Almost everyone of us now has a router at home, because without a router nothing works: no Internet, usually no landline phone. The Fraunhofer Institute has now investigated how secure these home routers are and found out Far more than 90 percent have considerable security gaps, which could often be
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The security organization Shadowserver performed a global IPP scan and found many printers that openly share information. Shadowserver has marked the affected nations on a map In June 2020, Shadowserver’s IT security team conducted a global IPP port scan of the approximately 4.3 billion possible IP addresses in the IPv4
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Optimized connections to a cloud provider offer advantages in availability, latency and bandwidth compared to traditional connections over the Internet. To what extent security can benefit depends on the exact type of cloud connection. Companies on the topic Even though Azure and Office 365 are generally available from the new
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More and more systems are able to network with each other. As a result, much attention must be paid to the maintenance and security of the systems. The certification of IoT devices plays an important role here. From the smallest sensors in mobile phones or cars to complete production plants
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The all new flooring planner applications being established in the marketplace has opened up an entirely new measurement in the area of structural designs making it a requirement for each construction being built or every flooring being intended. Graphic Design In the opening starts of the application in the marketplace,
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VMware affirmed that it was laying-off 800 workers nowadays within its fourth-quarter earnings statement. Fortune had initially reported the lay offs the other day. The transfer seems to engage in the on-going dancing among EMC firms ahead of the Dell purchase anticipated after this year to proceed through.
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In her new book, US journalist Sharyl Attkisson traces how journalism, once based on objectivity and researching facts, has changed into news media that serve a “narrative industry” and censor unwelcome reporting. Even journalistic groups, news agencies and professors of journalism have changed the definition of what we consider news,
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Virtual reality is the future of mankind. This opinion is not only held by technology nerds. The further the new technology develops, the more application possibilities arise in daily use – both privately and professionally. An important target group for Virtual Reality (VR) are teachers and educational institutions, and the
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Cloud computing is a topic that is preoccupied with a host of IT experts who predict the ultimate downfall of all cloud refusers if they do not switch to this new form of IT environment. Okay, that may be a little exaggerated, but there is one important question: do I
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What exactly is the Usenet ? The Usenet is a large network, similar to the Internet. It consists of several newsgroups where data, texts, etc. are uploaded and made available to the general public. To get access to the Usenet, you need a so-called newsreader (e.g. Outlook). Since many of
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It’s common knowledge that Firefox and Chrome are the browsers of choice for many web users. Now we’d like to speak about yet another browser that’s certainly not a small time support, and has existed for some time in the business – Safari. The chromium established browser is quite easy
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