It’s important to recognize the head start that China, and to some extent South Korea, has. It will take a little time to build up the scale and the supply chains and get them as efficient as they are working in China today. Most batteries are used in EVs right now. What comes next? Right […]
Read MoreIt’s important to recognize the head start that China, and to some extent South Korea, has. It will take a little time to build up the scale and the supply chains and get them as efficient as they are working in China today. Most batteries are used in EVs right now. What comes next? Right […]
Read MoreIt’s important to recognize the head start that China, and to some extent South Korea, has. It will take a little time to build up the scale and the supply chains and get them as efficient as they are working in China today. Most batteries are used in EVs right now. What comes next? Right […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Microsoft Teams will soon have a toggle for profanity filtering within Live Captions. The feature is listed on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap and could arrive as soon as May 2023, though that date is subject to change. When the option rolls out, it will be available on Teams for Windows […]
Read MoreWith each passing year, emissions from cars keep rising. Global carbon emissions from passenger road vehicles measured 2.5 gigatonnes in 2000. By 2018, the most recent year for which data is available, that had increased to 3.6 gigatonnes. The reason? People keep buying gas-guzzlers. Around 15 million new vehicles were sold in the United States […]
Read MoreSamsung has addressed the so-called ‘Dirty Pipe’ security vulnerability discovered on Galaxy S22 devices earlier last month. Even though a few other online sources have recently misrepresented the changelog for the April 2022 security patch, Samsung has indeed addressed the CVE-2022-0847 vulnerability (a.k.a. Dirty Pipe) with its latest firmware release. CVE-2022-0847 ‘Dirty Pipe’ was deemed […]
Read MoreA new Linux exploit that leaves select Android 12 devices vulnerable to remote attacks was discovered recently by security researcher Max Kellermann. Dubbed ‘Dirty Pipe,’ or CVE-2022-0847, the security flaw affects recent versions of the Linux kernel and appears to leave devices like the Galaxy S22 and Pixel 6 vulnerable. A few developers have shown […]
Read MoreLundi, un chercheur en cybersécurité a publié les détails d’une vulnérabilité Linux qui permet à un attaquant d’écraser les données dans des fichiers arbitraires en lecture seule. La vulnérabilité – CVE-2022-0847 – a été découverte par Max Kellermann en avril 2021, mais il lui a fallu quelques mois pour comprendre ce qui se passait réellement. […]
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