WeTransfer, the popular online service for sharing large files easily without having to worry about gobbling up email inbox quotas, has suffered what the company is calling a “security incident.”
Big Companies Thought Insurance Covered a Cyberattack. They May Be Wrong. The New York Times
Citing a rarely used ‘war exemption,’ insurers say they aren’t responsible for the 2017 NotPetya attack.
Everybody Is Designing Electric Car Chargers Wrong, But I Have an Idea Jalopnik
You’ve seen a normal electric car charging station, right? The charging infrastructure isn’t really there yet, but it’s still likely you’ve seen one. They tend to be …
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