With Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla turning against the RC4 cryptographic suite, the standard will likely die in 2016. …read more Category: Latest NewsSeptember 2, 2015 Share this post Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Share on XShare on X Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Obscene Asus gaming laptop has giant water cooling wartNextNext post:PetBot will bribe your pet with treats in return for a selfieRelated postsGoogle to Offer 10,000 Android Developer Scholarships For EU ResidentsNovember 28, 2016Hayao Miyazaki Designed An Awesome ClockNovember 26, 2016Kaspersky Lab Report Identifies Top Data Breach CausesNovember 25, 2016Geek deals roundup: Black Friday deals are now liveNovember 24, 2016Microsoft Releases First Office Online Server UpdateNovember 21, 2016Ericsson Mobility Report Predicts 500M 5G Devices by 2022November 15, 2016
