A .cue file tells burning software how to burn the .bin file. So basically, just load up your burning software of choice, burn an image, and select the .cue file. It's just like burning an .iso file.

The public has been granted another month to claim a portion of their dues in a recent data breach settlement against AT&T.

Over the years I’ve seen hundreds, probably thousands, of data breach notifications warning that a company’s data was lost, stolen or left online for anyone to grab. Most of them look largely the same ...