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  LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Linux distro gets Kodi 18 'Leia' Beta 1 update -- download now!

  Publié: septembre 2, 2018, 5:12pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Let's be honest -- in a world with easy legal streaming thanks to inexpensive services like Netflix and Hulu, Kodi media center is probably used mostly by pirates. It is not likely the average consumer is storing video and music files locally to play on their TV -- it simply isn't worth the hassle these days. With that said, not all Kodi users are thieves -- I am sure some are legally buying media for playback on the media software... maybe... Regardless of why you use Kodi (I'm not judging), the best way to experience it is through a Linux… [Continue Reading]
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  Experts voice concern after discovering Google's Titan Security Key is made in China

  Publié: septembre 2, 2018, 12:57pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  While the US and UK governments continue to eye China with suspicion, blocking the use of some Chinese hardware because of national security concerns, it has come to light that Google's Titan Security Key is produced in China. The keys are supposed to boost security through the use of two-step verification, but security experts are calling for transparency about the supply chain for the hardware after it was revealed it is produced by Chinese company Feitian. There are concerns that the devices could be compromised by Chinese hackers (state or otherwise) to spy on users. See also: Google's Titan Security Key… [Continue Reading]