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Microsoft attributes new SolarWinds attack to a Chinese hacker group, Ian Carlos Campbell

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Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) reported on Tuesday that SolarWinds software was attacked with a zero-day exploit by a group of hackers it calls “DEV-0322.” The hackers were focused on SolarWinds’ Serv-U FTP software, with the presumed goal of accessing the company’s clients in the US defense industry. The zero-day attack was first spotted in a routine Microsoft 365 Defender …

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Plex’s free TV service gets 15 new channels, Catie Keck

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Plex, the popular build-your-own streaming service, has added 15 new channels to its ad-supported streaming offering for free TV. All of the new channels available on Plex’s free Live TV feed arrive on the service today, and most will be available globally (though a spokesperson told The Verge that some are available in Latin America or the US only). Plex …

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NASA may finally know what caused the Hubble Space Telescope’s major computer glitch, ,

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Engineers have identified the possible cause of the Hubble Space Telescope’s computer problems, and they plan to start implementing a fix on Thursday (July 15). Hubble has been out of action since June 13, when it suffered a glitch with its payload computer, which controls and monitors the iconic scope’s science instruments. After performing a range of analyses and tests …

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NASA identifies possible Hubble glitch, will start implementing fix Thursday, ,

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Engineers have identified the possible cause of the Hubble Space Telescope’s computer problems, and they plan to start implementing a fix on Thursday (July 15). Hubble has been out of action since June 13, when it suffered a glitch with its payload computer, which controls and monitors the iconic scope’s science instruments. After performing a range of analyses and tests …

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Facebook is giving up on brain-typing as an AR glasses interface, Adi Robertson

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A Facebook-backed initiative aiming to let people type by thinking has concluded with new findings published today. Project Steno was a multi-year collaboration between Facebook and the University of California San Francisco’s Chang Lab, aiming to create a system that translates brain activity into words. A new research paper, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, shows potential for …