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Ars Technica[^]:

In it, you build desktop PCs (mostly the gaming variety) by opening up the case, installing components, plugging them into the motherboard for power, and more, all in a 3D simulation.

SD Times[^]:

The Software Assurance Forum for Excellence in Code (SAFECode) has announced the release of the Fundamental Practices for Secure Software Development: Essential Elements of a Secure Development Life Cycle Program (Third Edition).

TechXplore[^]:

Carnegie Mellon University computer scientists have developed a system that can translate a wide variety of 3-D shapes into stitch-by-stitch instructions that enable a computer-controlled knitting machine to automatically produce those shapes.

ZDNet[^]:

Connecting the dots: Here are some of the whys and hows around Microsoft's latest reorg -- and especially how it affects Windows and Devices.

Windows Central[^]:

Microsoft is retiring its use of the codename "Redstone" for Windows 10 releases next year, moving on to codenames that might prove a little more useful.

Bleeping Computer[^]:

Four out of five initial coin offerings (ICOs) that have taken place in the last year have been classified as scams, according to a recent study by Satis Group, an ICO advisory firm.

People.cn[^] wrote:

It can also scan faces and compare them with its database of criminal suspects at large at a speed of 3 billion times a second, indicating that all Chinese people can be compared in the system within only one second.

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IT Pro Portal[^]:

Public Wi-Fi networks are being put to the sword by security-conscious organisations everywhere.

Nemanja Mijailovic's Blog[^]:

Sadly, the .NET standard library is lagging far behind the latest cryptographic trends.

Windows Developer[^]:

We’ve added a private audience capability in Dev Center. This new option is available now to all developers and allows you to publish an app or game that will be visible only the people you specify.

Jexia[^]:

For software agencies, departments and startups it’s crucial to optimise the output of their developers. To establish this you need to take into account what the routine of developers looks like. Because their activities look to be much more fragmented than we maybe think. Research suggests developer’s attention is broken in many pieces.

Void Sec[^]:

23% of the tested VPNs and Proxies services disclosed the real IP address of the visitors making the users traceable.