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The hackers behind this month’s epic Twitter breach targeted a small number of employees through a “phone spear phishing attack,” the social media site said on Thursday …
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Nonprofits and local politicians are lining up to support a Charter Communications petition that would let …
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GRUB2, one of the world’s most-widely used programs for booting up computers, has a vulnerability that can make it easier for attackers to run malicious firmware during startup, researchers said …
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Pharmacy chain Rite Aid deployed facial recognition technology in hundreds of store …
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GPS device and services provider Garmin on Monday confirmed that the worldwide outage that took down the vast majority of its offerings for five days was caused …
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Hackers are actively exploiting two unrelated high-severity vulnerabilities that allow unauthenticated access or even a complete takeover of networks run by Fortune 500 companies and government organizations.
The most serious …
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Russia’s GRU military intelligence agency has carried out many of …
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President Trump’s re-election campaign has accused Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile of “suppression of political speech” over the carriers’ blocking of spam texts sent by the campaign.…
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The Android version of DJI Go 4—an app that lets users control drones—has until recently been covertly collecting sensitive user data and …
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AT&T lost nearly 1 million TV customers …