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Mt. Gox customers benefit from 3500 percent increase in value, recoup losses despite only 15 percent of coins being returned
Although only 15% of cryptocurrency has been recovered, the massive increase in bitcoin prices means customers are getting much more than they lost in 2014.
Mysterious quantum computing restrictions spread across multiple nations
France, Spain, the UK, and more have no public explanation for the move
Indonesia gov ransomware chaos may be over after hack group apologizes and says it has shared decrypt keys
Brain Cipher group, which was behind the massive ransomware attack on the Indonesian government, released the decrypt keys and apologized publicly for its actions.
Intelbroker claims they hacked Apple in the same week as AMD
After claiming to have hacked AMD, Intelbroker says they have hacked Apple too, gaining access to internal tools source code
Internet Archive battling sustained DDoS attack campaign
The Internet Archive has been facing sustained cyber attacks since Sunday. At the same time, it is being sued by the US book publishing and US recording industries associations.
Drone maker DJI facing U.S. FCC ban over perceived national security risks and CCP links
Countering CCP Drones Act wouldn't stop the use of drones already in the U.S.
Laptop BIOS password reset technique uses contorted paperclips stuffed into a parallel port
Retro tech enthusiast Bob Pony recently shared an image of an old Toshiba Satellite laptop’s parallel port sprouting a tangle of contorted paperclips - showcasing an unofficial BIOS reset method.
Jamming Wi-Fi to knock out security cameras before a burglary is becoming common
Police believe a string of nine robberies in Edina have used this tech.
