"Silicon Valley Link" multiple iOS version breaking vulnerability: Hackers can steal user data

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1. Facebook announces that Messenger applications already have over 500 million users

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According to Reuters, Facebook said in Monday that its Messenger application already has more than 500 million users.

Messenger is the first Facebook-issued application that is independent of official mobile apps.

Since April this year, Facebook has asked users to download independent messenger to send video, text messages, and telephone calls to friends.

2. Evernote received the Nikkei 20 million USD investment

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Cloud Note Application developer Evernote announced today that it has won 20 million of billions of dollars from Japan's media giant Nikkei group, and that the Nikkei group's publication will appear in the context of Evernote in the future.

Evernote introduced the context feature in early October, which provides information support to users by analyzing their work content, searching for past notes from users and their colleagues, and other resources.

3.2020 years or will no longer require mobile operators

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With the rapid popularity of WiFi networks, many people will probably no longer need to use mobile operators ' services by 2020, and will be able to call, send and receive messages and surf the web via WiFi. In Europe, many mobile phone users have abandoned mobile operators. But WiFi penetration in the United States is not widespread enough, so most Americans have not yet fully done so.

4. Wearable camera manufacturer GoPro intends to sell 800 million US dollar shares

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Wearable camera maker GoPro said in Monday that it plans to sell 800 million of dollars in shares, while Nicholas Woodman, the company's chief executive, will also be part of the deal.

A spokesman for GoPro said it expects the company to sell a class of common shares in the next two weeks, a deal that will be completed by November.

5. Multiple iOS version breaking vulnerability: Hackers can steal user data

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A security breach on Apple's multiple versions of iOS operating systems could allow hackers to easily access sensitive data on devices such as iphones and ipads and control them, Reuters reported, FireEye, a leading cyber-security firm, said in Monday.

FireEye published the details of the flaw in its official blog in Monday, saying it could allow hackers to access user devices and persuade customers to install malicious applications with spam messages and links to e-mails and Web pages. These malicious applications can replace the regular emails and bank programs downloaded by users at Apple's App Store, and then use technical means to initiate so-called "makeup attacks" to obtain a user's bank password, email login credentials, or other sensitive data.

6. Obama on "network neutrality" to the FCC to make four requests

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Obama also made clear four requirements:

1. Can not shield-if a consumer of a website or some content of the request is legitimate, then the ISP can not block this access.

2. Can not throttle--isp can not be based on service standards or their own preferences, intentionally to user access speed and part of the content of throttling (throttling).

3. Enhance transparency-the connection between consumers and ISPs is not the only link that can be "disturbed" by the latter. Therefore, the FCC is recommended to use the recent court-supported third-party transparent regulatory agencies to maximize the guarantee of "network neutrality" of the full implementation.

4. There can be no "money-for-priority bandwidth" behavior-it should not be characterized as a "slow channel" after a service has not paid a special fee. This behavior undermines the growth base of the Internet. As noted earlier, the payment of priority services through pay should be completely banned.

7. Computer scientists ask the Supreme Court to decide that the API is not protected by copyright

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The Electronic Outpost Foundation (EFF), on behalf of 77 computer scientists, asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a disastrous appellate court ruling that the API (computer application interface) could be copyrighted, ending decades of legal precedent and industry practice. In May this year, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeal judge ruled that the Java API was copyrighted and overturned a decision by another judge to protect the API from copyright, sparking widespread controversy.

8. This is Facebook's plan to conquer Russia.

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Facebook is planning to replace other rivals as Russia's largest social network, and its recruiting app-Developer Corps is an important weapon in achieving that goal.

Julian Julien Codorniou, head of the Facebook platform in Europe, said in an interview with Business Insider that the company is already in talks with Russian application developers to try to persuade them to "relocate" their applications. Facebook platform.

Facebook hopes to recruit users of these apps into the Facebook platform by recruiting new Russian application developers.

(Responsible editor: Mengyishan)