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Dell may have suffered another fairly embarrassing hack

Menelik strikes again, now stealing data on 30,000 Dell customers.

Proton Mail recovery email leads to arrest of Catalan activist

Proton Mail recovery email leads to arrest of Catalan activist

Proton Mail is under fire for disclosing user data that led to the arrest of an activist in Spain. However, the secure email service is still safe when used properly.

Dell hacker says they were able to to directly attack company servers to scrape data

Dell hacker says they were able to to directly attack company servers to scrape data

Stealing customer data from Dell is apparently easier than it looks, hacker claims.

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Threads gain new ability to limit users from quoting posts

Threads is rolling out new functionality to its users to create a positive environment on the platform.

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Android’s next bright idea is adverts on your lock screen – and it sounds like the Windows 11 nightmare revisited

Adverts could be coming to some Android phones as Glance expands into the US in partnership with Motorola and Verizon.

Phone tracking app with millions of users has a major security flaw that can expose precise locations

iSharing was leaking sensitive data on millions of people, experts warn.

LinkedIn is planning some AI-powered upgrades for paid business accounts

SMBs can engage with audiences, use generative AI and get a gold badge by paying for this upcoming LinkedIn tier.

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Meta scales up its AI chatbot experiment in India and Africa

Meta scales up its AI chatbot experiment in India and Africa

More WhatsApp, Messenger, and even Instagram users worldwide can now test out the new Meta AI assistant. Would you, though?

iPhone parts pairing doesn't 'block third-party parts from working,' Apple hardware chief argues as he defends the controversial process

iPhone parts pairing doesn't 'block third-party parts from working,' Apple hardware chief argues as he defends the controversial process

Apple's policy of pairing legitimate parts with its iPhones has come under scrutiny, but its head of hardware says it's all about privacy and security, not fighting right-to-repair.

Beeper opens app to everyone following $125 million acquisition by WordPress owner

Beeper opens app to everyone following $125 million acquisition by WordPress owner

Automattic, owners of WordPress, announced its acquisition of the messaging platform, Beeper.

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Apple's new EU rules will give users a completely new way to pay for iPhone apps: Patreon

Apple's new EU rules will give users a completely new way to pay for iPhone apps: Patreon

AltStore developer Riley Testut says AltStore in the EU will feature Patreon integration.

Millions of customers' data found on dark web in latest AT&T data breach

Millions of customers' data found on dark web in latest AT&T data breach

The provider says it has reset the passcodes of the current account holders whose data was compromised as it investigates the leak, the latest in a string of telecommunications company data breaches.

Fisker Reportedly Delivered Cars Without Collecting Payments

Fisker Reportedly Delivered Cars Without Collecting Payments

After delivering some vehicles, employees had to track down credit card receipts and checks adding up to millions in customer payments.

Facebook's Onavo VPN used to wiretap competitor data, court filings reveal

Facebook's Onavo VPN used to wiretap competitor data, court filings reveal

Snapchat was the main target of "Project Ghostbusters", which used the controversial spyware-like VPN to access encrypted data. YouTube and Amazon came next.

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LinkedIn is adding games, for some reason

You might soon be able to play games with colleagues and new connections on LinkedIn, but we’re not quite sure why.

App subscriptions aren't the golden goose some expected — 50% of all apps make less than $50 per month

App subscriptions might be everywhere right now, but they aren't the license to print money that some might have you believe according to new research.

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Gemini to limit election-related content, Google confirms

Several countries are set to hold elections, and Google is taking steps to avoid misinformation on its platform

Union government, Election Commission’s RTI portals face ‘emergency maintenance’, data leaks

Government RTI portals face technical issues, compromising data security and accessibility for applicants, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.

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US defense sector under attack by China-backed hackers, with NSA confirming Ivanti VPN exploits are to blame

Ivanti Connect Secure vulnerabilities are being exploited by China-backed hackers, and they can even persist after a factory reset

2FA security codes for some of the world’s biggest companies were left unprotected online

2FA codes and links were stored in the open, but no one knows who had access

Brain AI wants to bring you to the app-less future of smartphones

Brain.ai is a new smartphone without apps. Can it survive solely on generative AI?

Change Healthcare attack that disrupted prescriptions blamed on BlackCat ransomware

Insiders are confirming a BlackCat attack, but the group is yet to come forward.

The ConnectWise cyberattack just got a whole lot worse

Days after releasing the patch, hackers started exploiting the flaws on a massive scale.

Fisker Ocean Owners Love The Cars. Just Not The Bugs

Most Ocean owners say they love the cars. But as bugs and complaints pile up, some are losing patience.

Thousands of DoD personnel may have had their private data leaked — US government admits 20,000 could be affected

A year after the incident, the DoD starts sending out emails warning affected individuals of the breach.

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