Month: February 2021

Cisco fixes major security flaw affecting VPN routers VPN

Cisco has issued patches for a security flaw affecting several of its small business VPN routers. The vulnerabilities, which allow attackers to conduct remote code execution attacks, carry a severity rating of 9.8 out of 10. The company revealed that a number of VPN routers were affected if they were…

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HubSpot snaps up The Hustle HubSpot Office

The customer relationship management (CRM) company HubSpot has announced that it will acquire The Hustle in an effort to provide its customers with additional content. The Hustle is a media company which produces a newsletter, podcast and premium research content. By acquiring the firm, HubSpot will be able to offer…

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Democrats call on FCC to expand remote learning connectivity

In an open letter on Thursday, dozens of Democrats called on Federal Communications Commission Acting Chair Jessica Rosenworcel to expand the use of broadband funds for students struggling to stay connected and participate in remote learning. In a letter to Rosenworcel, signed by over 30 Senate Democrats, including Sens. Ed…

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Bezos’ climate fund faces a reckoning with Amazon’s pollution

Once he steps down as CEO of Amazon later this year, Jeff Bezos will have more time to focus on his “passions,” including his $10 billion Earth Fund aimed at addressing climate change. That’s a huge sum that could have an outsized impact on climate action, but vulnerable communities —…

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Metalenz reimagines the camera in 2D and raises $10M to ship it

As impressive as the cameras in our smartphones are, they’re fundamentally limited by the physical necessities of lenses and sensors. Metalenz skips over that part with a camera made of a single “metasurface” that could save precious space and battery life in phones and other devices… and they’re about to…

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