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Apple, Broadcom Win Trial Against Caltech in $1.1B Patent Case
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Apple, Broadcom Win Trial Against Caltech in $1.1B Patent Case

Andrew Orr · February 4, 2022

A U.S. appeals court threw out a jury verdict that ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay Caltech US$1.1 billion in damages.

Caltech Wins $1.1B From Apple and Broadcom Over Patent Infringement
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Caltech Wins $1.1B From Apple and Broadcom Over Patent Infringement

Andrew Orr · January 30, 2020

Apple and Broadcom are required to pay the California Institute of Technology US$1.1 billion in damages over patent infringement.

‘Cable Haunt’ Flaw Leaves Millions of Modems Vulnerable
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‘Cable Haunt’ Flaw Leaves Millions of Modems Vulnerable

Andrew Orr · January 13, 2020

A flaw in cable modems called “Cable Haunt’ puts hundreds of millions at risk from hackers. It requires a patch from ISPs.

Install iOS 10.3.3 Now to Fix the BroadPwn Security Vulnerability
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Install iOS 10.3.3 Now to Fix the BroadPwn Security Vulnerability

Jeff Gamet · July 20, 2017

If you haven’t installed the iOS 10.3.3 update on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch yet, hop to it because it including a fix for the BroadPwn Wi-Fi security vulnerability.

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Apple's New Display Plans, Broadcom's WiFi Chip Security Flaw - TMO Daily Observations 2017-04-05

Swati Singh · April 5, 2017 · Add Comment

Along with the promise of new a new Mac Pro yesterday, Apple also said it’s going to get back into the pro display business, too. John Martellaro and Kelly Guimont join Jeff Gamet to talk about Apple’s plans, plus they look at Broadcom’s WiFi chip security flaw.

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Apple’s iOS 10.3.1 Update Fixes Critical Broadcom WiFi Security Flaw
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Apple's iOS 10.3.1 Update Fixes Critical Broadcom WiFi Security Flaw

[email protected] · April 5, 2017

If you haven’t installed Apple’s iOS 10.3.1 update yet, now would be a good time because it fixes a big security flaw in the Broadcom WiFi chips in your iPhone. The security flaw could let attackers who are in WiFi range inject and run code on your smartphone.

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