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Today's stage 17 action at the Tour de France promises a fierce battle between current yellow jersey wearer Primoz Roglic and second-placed Tadej Pogacar as the two Slovenians get set for another day in the Alps - and a final climb to Méribel so steep it's actually a converted ski slope. With last year's winner Egan Bernal having now withdrawn from the race and being effectively out of contention since Sunday, it's Roglic's race to lose, but crazy things can happen in the mountains, so follow our guide below to watch cycling online and get a Tour de France live stream from anywhere today. 2020 Tour de France essentials The Tour de France is a 21-stage event that takes place over 23 days, starting on Saturday, August 29 and finishing on Sunday, September 20. There are multiple ways to watch a FREE Tour de France live stream in places like the UK, France, Italy and more. Anyone outside of their country of residence can watch just like they normally would a

ZDNET SECURITY   Google Play apps promised free shoes, but users got ad fraud malware instead White Ops discovers a collection of Android apps that installed a hidden browser to load ad-heavy pages and commit ad fraud.  By Catalin Cimpanu for Zero Day | August 30, 2020 -- 12:14 GMT (05:14 PDT) | Topic: Security  Image: White Ops, ZDNet Google has removed 56 Android applications from the official Google Play Store that the company says were part of an ad fraud botnet. Named Terracotta, this botnet was discovered by White Ops, a security firm specialized in identifying bot behavior. White Ops researchers said they've been tracking Terracotta since late 2019 when the botnet seems to have become active. Install a malicious app for a free product  Per the researchers, Terracotta operated by uploading apps on the Google Play Store that promised users free perks if they installed the applications on their devices. The apps usually offered free shoes, sneakers, boots, and sometimes tick