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This Android stalkerware app has infected 60,000 devices — is it on your phone?

Spyhide and other stalkerware apps could be hiding on your phone to keep tabs on you and your location while collecting your sensitive data.

Tom’s Guide

This nasty stalkerware was found spying on tens of thousands of phones

Spyhide stalkerware tracked down to an Iranian software company, with victims identified all over the globe.

TechRadar

Twitter could soon allow Verified Organizations to post job listings on their profiles

Users could come to Twitter in search of jobs with the new Twitter Hiring facility given to companies.

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Google says an Apple employee found a serious Chrome zero-day, but did not report it

It’s only by luck that another team notified Google of a Chrome bug amid reports that an Apple employee failed to share the warning.

TechRadar

What VanMoof’s Fall Means for the Future of Premium E-Bikes

VanMoof's bankruptcy is a major event for purveyors of luxury e-bikes and for both current and prospective e-bike owners.

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Meta's 'Instagram Threads' to launch Twitter rival on this date

Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, is all set to launch an app titled 'Threads' aimed at being an alternative to Twitter. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Millions of Reddit users unleash their fury over controversial changes

Reddit users have been leaving one-star reviews in protest of the site's API rules, but is that enough to change Steve Huffman's mind?

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The US Patent and Trademark Office has been leaking user details for several years

A faulty API was leaking people's postal addresses, but there's no evidence any threat actors found the flaw.

TechRadar

Wild Bonaroo dancing probably didn't set off iPhone Crash Detection. Here's what likely did, and how to manage alerts

A recent report claimed Apple's Call After Severe Crash Detection feature was set off at a music festival, but that's unlikely.

TechRadar

This top mobile phone spying app says it has been hacked, with thousands of users at risk

Years of private message contents from LetMeSpy have been leaked online.

TechRadar

Whistleblowers warned OceanGate safety issues could prove ‘catastrophic’. Then its Titanic sub imploded

A top employee raised safety concerns five years before the vessel’s catastrophic implosion

The Independent UK

Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Turned Into Musical Comedy By Composer

Software engineer Mauricio Costa draws inspiration from Lin-Manuel Miranda for 'The Valley' musical

Zenger

Whistleblowers warned OceanGate safety issues could prove ‘catastrophic’. Then its Titanic sub imploded

A top employee raised safety concerns five years before the vessel’s catastrophic implosion

The Independent UK

Whistleblowers warned OceanGate safety issues could prove ‘catastrophic’. Then its Titanic sub imploded

A top employee raised safety concerns five years before the vessel’s catastrophic implosion

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Whistleblowers warned OceanGate safety issues could prove ‘catastrophic’. Then its Titanic sub imploded

A top employee raised safety concerns five years before the vessel’s catastrophic implosion

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Microsoft Says It Will Build a Quantum Supercomputer Within Ten Years

Microsoft announced its very own roadmap towards building a quantum supercomputer, crystallizing its path along the company's years-long research into topological qubits. J

The Independent UK

Whistleblowers warned OceanGate safety issues could prove ‘catastrophic’. Then its Titanic sub imploded

A top employee raised safety concerns five years before the vessel’s catastrophic implosion

TechRadar

The first victims of the MOVEit ransomware attacks have been revealed

The number of victims is likely to grow, but we already have some high-profile names on the list.

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Criminals publish ads for hacking services on US government websites

Dozens of government sites were abused to host a PDF advertising hacking services.

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US government legal firm Casepoint investigating data breach

ALPHV apparently managed to steal terabytes of sensitive data, including some belonging to the US government.

Zenger

Nvidia Stock Sees Massive Surge After Earnings Report – Can It Continue?

Options market provides clues on the resilience of the stock's 40%+ rally over the past month.

TechRadar

Toyota finds more servers have been leaking customer data

Hundreds of thousands of users are affected as Toyota discovers more open databases.

WEKU

Elizabeth Holmes has started her 11-year prison sentence. Here's what to know

The onetime Silicon Valley has surrendered herself to federal authorities at the Bryan, Texas, prison camp, an all-female facility about 100 miles outside of Houston.

TechRadar

This dangerous Russian-linked malware could shut down power grids

Researchers suggest its origins might have been benign, but CosmicEnergy malware now poses a significant threat.

Dynamite News

Twitter allows verified users to upload 2-hour long videos

Elon Musk on Thursday announced that the verified members of the microblogging site will now be able to upload 2-hour long videos. Read further on Dynamite News:

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