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Malicious HTTPS certificate from Kazakhstan gets Safari ban December 21, 2020 8:53 PM UTC by Samantha Wiley Apple and browser companies Mozilla, Microsoft, and Google have all blocked a root certificate that’s being used by the government to spy on the citizens of Kazakhstan. Google, Microsoft, Apple and Mozilla has agreed to block the HTTPS certificate and ban it from their browsers. The moment the root certificate is accessed there will be an error message saying how it can’t be used. The HTTPS certificate allowed Kazakhstan authorities to check its peoples’ online activity by means o...

2020 was a challenging year. With majority of the global population locked up indoors, bibliophiles couldn't help but seek refuge in the world of books to escape the tough times. As they say, tough times don't last - tough people do. And since 2020 qualifies as tough times, as Bill Gates says in his blog post, there's no better time to read a book than now. In a no-holds-barred blog post, Gates wrote that there were times when he wanted to dwelve deeper into social issues like Black Lives Matter protests which took the centerstage this year but there were days when he needed a 'change of pace...

It’s kind of sweet how different people make different mistakes of the same kind. So, when one kind of people ‘recognise’ their mistakes, it’s doubly sweet — and only fair that the other kind also stand up and be counted. We refer to the US Captioning Company, which subtitles real-time events on TV, coming up with a ‘Famous Names Most Mispronounced’ list. As expected from an American list, ‘Kamala’ of Harris fame is in it, as is ‘Fauci’ (Fow-chee), the surname of the immunologist Dolan Trump loves to hate. This is quite twee, American English-speakers getting non-Anglo-...

Many years before he was a published novelist, Jeffrey Archer was an MP in Britain. And then came financial ruin. “I felt I was doing well in Parliament, until I made a remarkably foolish investment. I was advised that this company was going to be a huge success, that my shares would double. I stupidly borrowed money and ended up with a debt of 400,000 pounds — a lot of money 45 years ago,” Archer said recently at an online event. He stood down as MP in 1974 and started writing his first book, 'Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less'. “If you want to get out of debt, don’t write a book....