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QR codes are being hijacked to bypass MFA protections

Quishing sees QR codes leveraged to trick employees.

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National reactions: Some are split on the Jets’ decision to trade for Davante Adams

National reactions: Some are split on the Jets' decision to trade for Davante Adams

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pittsburgh Steelers: Michael Vick to take oevr at QB

SI contributing writer Andrew Brandt explains why he believes Michael Vick will step up and lead the Pittsburgh Steelers in Ben Roethlisberger's absence.

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National reaction to Jason Kelce going shirtless in Buffalo to celebrate a Chiefs TD

We're looking at the national reaction to Jason Kelce going shirtless in Buffalo to celebrate a Travis Kelce touchdown against the Bills

USA Today Sports Media Group

NFL world pays tribute to longtime Cowboys exec, NFL innovator Gil Brandt after death

Gil Brandt, an NFL innovator who helped build the 1970s Dallas Cowboys, has died.

USA Today Sports Media Group

John Clay: The NCAA is trying to force a legal showdown on NIL. Its strategy is shaky.

Apparently weary of waiting on Congress to clean up its mess, the NCAA has reportedly finally taken action on name, image and likeness. In true NCAA fashion, the action doesn’t appear rooted in reality.

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Microsoft is searching within your secure folders for malware, even if you have a password

Password-protected .ZIP files are often used to share malware, and Microsoft wants to make sure you're safe.

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Don’t Count Out Flex Scheduling Coming to ‘Thursday Night Football’ and Amazon Prime

Insiders expect it to get flex scheduling in May.

Sports Illustrated

Hayes Gardner: Even as a former MVP, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson lacks agency. That leaves him pulling any lever he can.

BALTIMORE — Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has become an NFL unicorn for his ability to make something out of nothing. In the open field, he impossibly evades tacklers, and in the backfield, he dodges linemen and squeezes downfield passes between defensive backs.

Tribune News Service

Hey, Aaron Rodgers: SI Ranked the All-Time Packers Greats, and You Finished …

The Packers quarterback said it was ‘debatable’ whether he was the greatest in Green Bay’s history. So SI talked to the team historian and a former team exec to figure out Rodgers’s place on the list.

Sports Illustrated

Injury pay cuts and limited leverage: five brutal truths about NFL contracts

Deals for tens of millions of dollars make headlines. But they contain plenty of caveats, and lesser known players are offered few protections

The Guardian - US

Royal Mail ransomware attackers threaten to publish stolen data

Postal service has been unable to send letters and parcels overseas since Wednesday due to hacking

The Guardian - UK

John Clay: What do you do when the quarterback of your favorite team is Deshaun Watson?

With football just a week (college) or two (NFL) away, you might have questions about your favorite team’s quarterback, or offense, or defense, or coaching staff heading into 2022.

Tribune News Service

Tom Krasovic: NFL, Bills fleeced New York on stadium deal, critics say; is there lesson for San Diego?

SAN DIEGO — The $850 million stadium deal the NFL and Buffalo Bills wrangled from New York politicians will keep the popular football team in Greater Buffalo, where a Super Bowl parade is a real possibility next winter.

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Jerry McDonald: Why are Joe Buck and Al Michaels getting huge new contracts? They can thank Amazon and John Madden.

A confluence of John Madden, Tony Romo, Amazon and the billions of dollars networks have shelled out for rights to the NFL games have made talking about the games in most cases more profitable than actually playing in them.

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