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1. Internet News
1. The user said that PC WeChat scans browser Cookies, Tencent: the problem cannot be reproduced at present
Recently, some netizens posted that they found that Tencent's WeChat PC version client scans users' browser cookies. The user said that after he used Tinder Security to add the blocking rule of QQ scanning browser cookies, he accidentally intercepted the behavior of scanning cookies by WeChat PC version. The user also stated that each time WeChat.exe is launched, it will try to scan the registry of all browsers using the Chromium kernel on the computer, even browsers that are not installed.
Tencent technicians used the community account to reply in the original post, stating that they tried multiple times through the path provided by the user over the weekend, but failed to reproduce the problem. The developer walked through the code and found no logic for similar functions in the browser kernel. Tencent initially suspects that this situation may be related to the user's environment or the vulnerability of the browser kernel (chromium 53).
2. Zhou Hongyi claimed that he had found loopholes in Tesla, and Musk was so embarrassed that he ignored him.
Recently, Zhou Hongyi said that 360 had discovered that Tesla's cars shipped after 2017 had security vulnerabilities. Zhou Hongyi said that we found a loophole in a car of a world-renowned brand that left the factory after 2017. It can be controlled remotely, and the door can be opened and started remotely when the car is parked.
In the driving process, the loophole can also be used to interfere with the vehicle. When he wanted to discuss this issue with Musk, he turned out to be ashamed and angry when he was said to be middle and late, and then he ignored himself.
3. Huawei responds to "completely divesting the mobile phone business": there is no plan to sell the mobile phone business
On January 25, there were media reports that Huawei was considering selling its mobile phone business. The negotiations are coming to an end and will be announced in the near future.
In response to this matter, Huawei responded that it has no plans to sell its mobile phone business. Huawei will insist on building the world's leading high-end smartphone brand and strive to provide consumers with excellent product experience and services.
4. NetEase publishes a patent related to "Sentiment Analysis Model", which can improve the accuracy of sentiment analysis results
On January 22, NetEase (Hangzhou) Network Co., Ltd. published a patent for an sentiment analysis method, evaluation, and training method and device of an sentiment analysis model. The application date is October 19, 2020, and the publication number is CN112256826A.
The patent abstract shows that this application provides an emotional analysis method, evaluation, and emotional analysis model training method and device, which involve the technical field of computer language and word processing.
5. Uber laid off about 15% of Postmates employees, and a large number of executives left
According to the New York Times on January 24, Uber announced that it will lay off 185 Postmates employees in the near future. Most of the executives, including Postmates founder and CEO Bastian Lehmann, will leave.
The New York Times speculated that employees whose labor contracts expire in the next few months will probably not be renewed by Uber. Similarly, Uber does not rule out continuing to reduce the number of existing employees. In July last year, Uber acquired the food delivery platform Postmates for US$2.65 billion and included it in its own Uber Eats. (World Wide Web)
6. iPhone 12/Pro and MagSafe accessories will interfere with implantable cardiac pacemakers and defibrillators. Apple’s official response
On January 24, foreign media MacRumors reported that since the launch of the iPhone 12 series in October last year, Apple has admitted that these devices may cause electromagnetic interference to medical devices such as pacemakers and defibrillators. Apple has now shared For more information.
Apple responded that "Medical devices such as implantable cardiac pacemakers and defibrillators may contain sensors, which will react to magnets and radios when in close contact. To avoid any potential interaction with these medical devices, Please keep your iPhone and MagSafe magnetic accessories and your medical equipment at a safe distance (more than 6 inches / 15 cm; or when wireless charging, keep more than 12 inches / 30 cm distance). Please consult your for specific guidelines Doctors and equipment manufacturers."
7. Hackers leaked the data of 2.28 million users of dating sites
A hacker leaked the data of 2.28 million registered users of the dating site MeetMindful.com on the hacker forum. The leaked data has a capacity of about 1.2 GB, including some sensitive real user information, including real names, addresses and zip codes, emails, dating preferences, marital status, date of birth, latitude and longitude, IP addresses, Bcrypt hashed account passwords, Facebook users ID, Facebook authentication token. The leaked data does not contain information exchanged between users.
8. WhatsApp lost millions of users due to the updated terms of service
The popular messaging app WhatsApp recently announced an update to its controversial terms of service, which resulted in the loss of a large number of users to rivals Signal and Telegram.
According to App Annie's data, in the UK, the number of downloads of WhatsApp apps dropped from eighth to 23rd on January 12. WhatsApp denies that it will change its data sharing policy with its parent company Facebook, but widely circulated posts on WhatsApp claim that the new policy gives WhatsApp the right to read user messages and share information with Facebook. WhatsApp subsequently announced that it would postpone the update.
9. Google said it may have found alternatives to replace browser cookies
Google said on Monday that new test results show that advertising targeting technology that replaces cookies is working. Google and web browser competitors Apple and Mozilla have recently introduced comprehensive privacy changes that will collectively eliminate cookies. Cookies are an Internet tracking tool that tracks users' web browsing history.
The FLoC test shows that, compared with cookie-based advertising, advertisers are expected to get at least 95% conversion rate for every dollar spent on advertising. FLoC uses machine learning algorithms to analyze user data, and then creates a group of thousands of people based on the websites that individuals visit. The data collected locally from the browser will never be shared. Instead, data from a wider group of thousands of people will be shared and then used for targeted advertising.
2. Exclusive to programmers
1. The 25th anniversary of the release of Java 1.0
On January 23, 1996, Sun Microsystems announced the release of Java 1.0. Sun released the alpha version of Java in 1995, but the release of version 1.0 marked the beginning of a journey that continues to this day. The emerging Internet promoted the Java language to the general public, and the free provision of compilers and software libraries also had a huge impact at that time. Open source projects like GCC have existed for ten years, but most operating systems have only commercial tools that can build interactive graphics software. The fact that Java programs can be written and published on the Internet and run on different operating systems was unique at the time.
2. Apache Superset becomes the top project of the Apache Foundation
The Apache Software Foundation announced that Apache Superset has become a Top-Level Project (TLP). Apache Superset is a modern open source data tool for data exploration and data visualization. It provides a simple and easy-to-use no-code visual builder and claims to be the most advanced SQL editor. Users can use these tools to quickly build data dashboards.
Apache Superset uses a combination of SQL IDE, data browsing tools, drag-and-drop dashboard editors, and plug-ins to build customized visualizations. It supports the creation of dashboards from many relational and non-relational databases, including SQLite and MySQL , And Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, Snowflake, Oracle database, IBM DB2 and various other compatible data sources, and can connect to Apache Drill and Apache Druid. In addition, Superset is also suitable for cloud-native scenarios and Docker.
3. Github daily selection
1 、deskreen
GitHub address: https://github.com/pavlobu/deskreen
Deskreen is an electron.js based application used for WebRTC to stream your desktop in real time to a web browser on any device. It is built on top of Electron React Boilerplate in order to obtain a better security mechanism and implements end-to-end encryption, which is inspired by darkwire.io.
The difference is that it has been rewritten from Typescript and converted to use node-forge instead of window.crypto.subtle. Why did you do this? Since the client provides services without SSL in http, window.crypto.subtle cannot be used.
GitHub address: https://github.com/coolsnowwolf/lede
How to compile the OpenWrt firmware you need
Note:
- Do not compile with root user!
- It is best for domestic users to prepare the ladder before compiling
- The default login IP 192.168.1.1, password
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Four, CSDN community high-quality blog post selection
1. Intel FireWire changes coaches, Apple stirs the world, where is the national core road?
In September last year, Nvidia announced that it would acquire Arm from SoftBank at a price of 40 billion U.S. dollars to strengthen its shortcomings in CPU, and formally enter the cloud data center by means of CPU+GPU. In October, Intel announced that it would increase its NAND business to 90%. Sold to SK Hynix at a price of 100 million US dollars; in the same month, AMD acquired the FPGA industry giant Xilinx, which also pointed to the cloud data center; and this complicated situation became even more confusing after the release of the first generation of Shenxin Apple M1.
Not only that, Intel recently announced that it will change coaches in a month. The current head Bob Swan was previously Intel’s financial officer and lacks a professional background in technology. Perhaps it is precisely because of this deficiency that Intel has developed many problems at the technical level, and it has been unable to break through the 14nm process, which has also brought about a "firewire change of command" situation. 【Read the original text】
2. After QQ was exposed to scan browser history, WeChat was also exposed to scan all Chromium cookies
On January 18, QQ on the PC side was exposed. When QQ was started, QQ would automatically scan the history of all browsers.
On January 19, Tinder confirmed that QQ did indeed read the browser history. Tencent also responded, promptly released a new version of QQ, and apologized: "It will strengthen user data access specifications."
On January 25th, according to a certain platform netizen broke the news, after using Tinder security to add the QQ scanning browser cookie blocking rule, it accidentally intercepted the WeChat PC scanning cookies.
It was further discovered in the process of user verification that WeChat.exe will try to scan the registry of all browsers using the Chromium kernel on the computer every time it is launched, even browsers that are not installed. 【Read the original text】
2020 is an eventful year. We IT people have experienced several months of working from home, and we have also witnessed the cold winter of the industry under the epidemic. Everyone is complaining that 2020 is too difficult, but the Internet does not believe in tears, there is no gender distinction, and it is even more unfriendly to middle-aged people over 35 years old. 996, 711, and 007 are full of our lives...
Baruch Spinoza once said: "If you want the present to be different from the past, please study the past."
In 2020, what are the most memorable hot events in the global IT technology circle, let us review the 2020 that we have witnessed together. 【Read the original text】
4. Cloud native technology trends in 2021
In the weeks of late March 2020, COVID-19 stalled global business, so everyone is trying to figure out the best way to deal with this epidemic. At that time, no one knew what would happen, so the meeting was cancelled, the contract was shelved, and the project was postponed. Everything stopped.
However, by the beginning of April 2020, we have witnessed the renewed vitality of the work of the IT community. Although other industries cannot return to normal, we soon understood that IT is still needed for economic and social activities. You can even come to this argument: In the past few months, IT has saved the global economy.
However, in the IT industry, the development of cloud-native technology is still continuing. There are some interesting technology trends in this field. Let us take a look at their impact on cloud-native in the next few years. 【Read the original text】
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