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Chrome exploit makes life easier for video pirates
The investigators aren’t saying exactly how the technique works until and unless there’s a patch. However, they describe it as relatively simple. It has likely been around ever since Google implemented Widevine in Chrome, they add.How much Google can do about it is another matter. The company tells Wired that it’s looking closely at the exploit, but that Chromium’s open source nature means that anyone could...
Chrome exploit makes life easier for video pirates
The investigators aren’t saying exactly how the technique works until and unless there’s a patch. However, they describe it as relatively simple. It has likely been around ever since Google implemented Widevine in Chrome, they add.How much Google can do about it is another matter. The company tells Wired that it’s looking closely at the exploit, but that Chromium’s open source nature means that anyone could...
South Korea hopes traffic signs will cut phone distractions
Whether or not the trial expands will depend on the effectiveness of the signs, and there’s no certainty that they’ll work. The whole problem is that people are buried in their screens — will they look up for long enough to notice, let alone care? It’s hard to imagine Seoul officials giving up on the idea quickly, though. While smartphones are popular in many places, South Korea is particularly obsessed given...
South Korea hopes traffic signs will cut phone distractions
Whether or not the trial expands will depend on the effectiveness of the signs, and there’s no certainty that they’ll work. The whole problem is that people are buried in their screens — will they look up for long enough to notice, let alone care? It’s hard to imagine Seoul officials giving up on the idea quickly, though. While smartphones are popular in many places, South Korea is particularly obsessed given...
