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Progress on self-driving technology has been slower than many people …
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Diebold Nixdorf, which had sales of $3.3 billion from ATM sales and service last year, is warning stores, banks, and other customers of a new hardware-based form of “jackpotting,” the …
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Facebook has touted its fact-checking process as one of the ways it intends to fight rampant disinformation heading into …
Mobile phones have now become an important part of the life of every person in the world. Just as how you protect the different parts of your body from getting harmed or damaged, it is also a must that you …
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Emotet, the world’s most costly and destructive botnet, returned from a five-month hiatus on Friday with a blast of malicious spam aimed at spreading a backdoor that installs ransomware, bank-fraud …
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“Bad-actor” phone companies that profit from robocalls could be blocked by more legitimate carriers under rules approved unanimously yesterday by the Federal Communications Commission.
Under …
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Almost three years ago, Google introduced its Advanced Protection Program (APP), a security plan for high-risk users that requires hardware keys for account …
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Iranian state hackers got caught with their pants down recently when researchers uncovered more than 40GB of data, including training …
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Hackers backed by the Russian state are targeting pharmaceutical companies and academic institutions in the UK, …