Woman in Navy, man dead after Lake Forest shooting | Polar Bear Plunge lives up to name

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Critical security flaws revealed to affect most Intel chips since 1995

Smart lock startup Otto suspends operations before shipping product...

ZDNet Must-Read News January 3, 2018

Security flaws affect every Intel chip since 1995 Most Intel processors and some ARM chips are confirmed to be vulnerable, putting billions of devices at risk of attacks. One of the security researchers said the bugs are "going to haunt us for years." READ FULL STORY RELATED • ​Major Linux redesign in the works to deal with Intel security flaw • Tech giants scramble to fix critical Intel chip security flaw Smart lock startup Otto suspends operations before shipping product READ FULL STORY Get a year of Evernote Premium for $42 READ FULL STORY Join Microsoft IoT leaders and their strategic partners at IoT In... Training from Microsoft

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