Random music news for Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Into fantasy football? Try this. It’s…weird. (Via Andrew). Moving to music news for October 7, 2020. Lost in the coverage of Eddie Van Halen’s death is the passing of Johnny Nash at age
Read MoreInto fantasy football? Try this. It’s…weird. (Via Andrew). Moving to music news for October 7, 2020. Lost in the coverage of Eddie Van Halen’s death is the passing of Johnny Nash at age
Read MoreMalware creators seem to have a thing for EDM. According to anti-virus company Kaspersky, there’s a lot of malicious files that use the names of DJs in their malware. With so many gigs
Read MoreIf you’re a Taylor Swift fan, you might want to hold off downloading any new images of her. Mining cryptocurrency takes a lot of distributed computing power. To achieve the scale necessary, you
Read MoreMcAfee, one of the big anti-virus software companies, is worried about Canadian musicians. AScared, actually. While observing the malware bouncing around the Internet, the company has issued a new set of rankings of “celebrities
Read MoreThose following the perpetual saga of Russian hacking know about Turla, a group that loves mounting attacks on countries and other jurisdictions in a way that benefit the homeland. They could be official
Read MoreWe’re hurtling towards of the era autonomous car, which is cool but it’s also going to cause all kinds of problems. Here’s one: could malicious music take over your self-driving car? Forget CIA
Read MoreThere was another huge dump of documents–8,761, to be exact–by Wikileaks today under the name “Vault,” all purported to be taken from the CIA’s Centre for Cyber Intelligence in Langley, Virginia. If Wikileaks
Read MoreAbout a decade ago, Sony BMG was determined to do something about people ripping their CDs and then sharing the music as MP3 files on P2P networks like Limewire and Kazaa. They secreted
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