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Submission + - Ask Slashdot: Which Email Providers Support Wildcard addresses & filter spam 1

Submitted by tiznom
tiznom writes: I'm currently using Google Apps free with a custom domain. I have a wildcard / catch-all filter set so I can use most anything to the left of the @ sign and it still reaches me. Spam isn't an issue.

I've used company_name@my_domain.com for ages. It's too much trouble to go back and update all the accounts to change them all to my real address.

I want to move off of Google Apps. Paid services are no problem. I can't find any email services that both allow anything@my_domain.com PLUS do spam filtering on the catch-all addresses. Are there any out there?
IOS

Submission + - Real Racing 3 was built with Apple's *next* iPhone in mind (redbull.co.uk)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: Real Racing 3's international release is just days away, and in the run up, Firemonkey's development director sat down to explain just what it takesto make such a graphically intensive game for mobile. Each car takes a month to make and render, but the team are still planning to add more in DLC, as well as more real world tracks to race on. He also takes the time to discuss futureproofing and how they build the game to support Apple's next, unreleased iPhone and iPad. "It'll also be ready for new hardware that we anticipate being released in the future," he says.
Google

Submission + - Google Reports Account Hijacking Down 99.7% (darkreading.com)

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CowboyRobot
CowboyRobot writes: "Google's security team reported that the number of compromised Gmail accounts dropped 99.7% since 2011. Their solution is to conduct a risk analysis of more than 120 variables every single time a user checks email to make sure the sign-in is genuine. Any flags then prompt the user with a security question."
Security

Submission + - HDMI copy protection (HDCP) cracking for 30 bucks!

Submitted by Anonymous Coward
An anonymous reader writes: HDCP has long since been broken, but Intel claim the cost and difficulty of a practical attack means that the 'break' is meaningless. This blog shows that actually HDCP keys can be recovered, in realtime, with an outlay of only $30 (or even less if you're prepared to build your own I2C sniffer). Is this the final nail in the coffin of HDCP?

Comment Re:Make something unbreakable... (Score 1) 281

by WizardFusion (#36797900) Attached to: iOS 4.3.4 Prevents Hacking and Jailbreaking

Name one legitimate reason to want to jailbreak your phone now days

Firewall. I don't want every app I install to rip all my data any publish it to their servers. Why should I game I buy with no multi-player support need to access the internet.? Adverts. I hate adverts I JB so that I don't have to see them on my iPhone.

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