Defense

WandaVision welcomes a new line of Earth’s first defense in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

WandaVision, the first original television series produced by Marvel Studios, isn’t quite like anything Marvel has released before. It’s absurdist and pays authentic tribute to some of the best American sitcoms produced in the 1950s, ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s, including Bewitched and The Dick Van Dyke Show. WandaVision is still a Marvel Studios show, however,… Read more

Trade war: USA regards Xiaomi as “Sino-Communist military company”

The US Department of Defense has released an updated list of companies believed to be associated with the Chinese military. From now on, Xiaomi is also regarded as a “Chinese Communist military company”. Xiaomi’s core business includes smartphones, which because of their good price -Performance ratio are also popular in Germany – the series Redmi,… Read more

Speech analysis model predicts critical virus mutations

Viruses like the flu and HIV viruses mutate so often that it is difficult to develop vaccines against them. The genetic changes often allow the germs to evade the antibodies of the immune defense through altered surface proteins without losing their infectivity. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have now developed a new… Read more

Russia is considering banning foreign satellite internets

In Russia fines for access to the Internet via foreign providers could soon be threatened. A corresponding legislative proposal is being processed in the Parliament of the Russian Federation. It is justified with national security. Citizens could bypass Russian network monitoring via providers such as SpaceX and OneWeb. The proposed law provides for fines of… Read more

Inventory data: Opposition warns of new attack on digital civil rights

Representatives of all opposition factions have sharply criticized the draft law with which the grand coalition is adapting the provisions on stock data information to the requirements of the Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG) and the initiative to “combat right-wing extremism”, which was stopped by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier (SPD) Hate crime “wants to cure. The… Read more

c't zockt LIVE from 6 p.m .: Satisfactory – Nothing can stop us!

First of all, it goes down quickly: As pioneers, we land in a small drop pod on an unknown planet. The material of the drop pod serves as the basis for the first hub, which we want to quickly expand into a larger production facility. In the factory building game Satisfactory we receive new construction… Read more

Federal government: More than 60,000 Windows 7 PCs in use

As Hardwareluxx reported on Monday, Windows 7 itself is enjoying great popularity over a year after the end of support. However, this does not only apply to private users. The federal government and the federal ministries also currently have a total of 63. 922 Computers are used on which the operating system, which is now… Read more

Release denied: Julian Assange remains in custody

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange remains in custody in Great Britain for the time being. A court in London on Wednesday denied the defense’s motion to release the 49 -year-old on bail after his extradition to the United States was prevented on Monday. Better treatment in Great Britain The verdict against a release was now included… Read more

Windows 7: Federal government had extra support in 2020 cost almost 2 million euros

The number of computers in the federal ministries and subordinate authorities that are still operated with Windows 7 is significantly higher than previously assumed. In second gear, the federal government is now going from “at least 51. 479 Clients “on which the operating system is still running that Microsoft has been using since 14. January… Read more

Phytium Develops Eight-Core ARM CPU for Desktops

Home News (Image credit: Phytium) Tianjin Phytium Technology, a China-based processor developer, has introduced its new CPU for client PCs. The new D2000 processor packs eight general-purpose cores designed for both compact desktops, a’la Mac Mini, as well as sophisticated tower machines with expansion capabilities. The Phytium D2000: Eight Cores for Desktops The Phytium D2000… Read more

Julian Assange remains in custody

As Hardwareluxx had already reported, a deportation of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the USA is currently off the table. However, the Australian was denied a provisional release on parole. Assange remains in custody. According to his lawyer, there is currently no risk of escape. The meanwhile 16 – year-old would rely on a due… Read more

Intel: Investor urges chip manufacturer to adopt new corporate strategy

The investment company Third Point would like to encourage Intel to sound out alternative strategies in the future in order to remain an established, relevant and financially successful chip manufacturer. Third Point is Intel’s largest shareholder and accordingly has a lot of influence, which is now used to put pressure on CEO Omar Ishrak. In… Read more

Investor urges Intel to outsource CPU production

The investment firm Third Point would like to persuade Intel’s CEO Omar Ishrak to put the corporate strategy to the test. Not even your own microchip production should be sacred. Third Point is one of Intel’s larger shareholders and can put pressure on the market leader accordingly. In a letter Daniel S. Loeb, founder and… Read more

rC3: DDoS attack and DNS problems reduced the hacking experience

Fairy-tale ended on Wednesday after four days of lectures and virtual meetings in a specially created 2D world populated with avatars of the remote Chaos Communication Congress (rC3). The master of ceremonies “blubbel” from the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) read the audience a story about the “big annual festival” of the nerds, whose country had… Read more

rC3: espionage in the cellular network

With clandestine cell phone inquiries and silent SMS, attackers can determine the location of hundreds of millions of cell phones. At the remote Chaos Communication Congress (rC3), security researcher Cathal Mc Daid from AdaptiveMobile Security reported on the fight against secret surveillance. The attacks on the cellular networks have been under surveillance by the CCC… Read more