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NEWS Five years in the shadows, millions of users at risk. Intel disclosed a critical bug in the Linux kernel.
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NEWS "It's not us, it's you." Beijing and Taipei can't figure out who's hacking who more often.
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NEWS 3 million lines in a week. AI wrote a browser from scratch, but developers call it a mountain of junk.
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NEWS "We Just Wanted to Help." Microsoft Gives Keys to Security Forces So You (Supposedly) Don't Forget Your Password
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NEWS Your personal assistant has betrayed you to hackers. We explain how AI learned to read encrypted chats.
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NEWS If you haven't changed your password since 2010, we have bad news. (And a 150 million-line list.)
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NEWS One-click login – and one more hacked person. How your laziness helps scammers steal data.
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NEWS Reverse Engineering at the Service of Hackers: How a Simple Security Patch Unleashed Criminals' Powers
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NEWS I wanted to calculate integrals, but got a miner. The daily life of a Python developer in 2026
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NEWS Your Computer Leads a Double Life: How Home IP Addresses Become a Hacker's Tool
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NEWS Open the README and lose the server. Anthropic wanted to make life easier for developers, but accidentally gave hackers the keys to their systems.
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NEWS "Give me your master password, or we'll delete everything!" How hackers are targeting LastPass users.
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NEWS Bluetooth, QR codes, and old flash drives: How to survive messaging apps when the government has completely shut down the internet
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NEWS Secret Browser Settings for Bosses: How to Clean Up Chrome and Firefox Without Dubious Forks
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NEWS First They Help, Then They Rob. How Hackers Turned Microsoft Quick Assist into a Trojan Horse
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NEWS A Russian hacker found a vulnerability in Windows. Microsoft had to update 35 versions of the system.
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NEWS One-click access to the entire server. A vulnerability in Livewire Filemanager puts thousands of projects at risk.
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NEWS New StackWarp Hardware Flaw Breaks AMD SEV-SNP Protections on Zen 1–5 CPUs
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NEWS $2,500 for an Entire Country. Database of Armenian Residents Sold on the Dark Web
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NEWS You're not experiencing a breach: Dell is responsible for most companies' data recovery plans—a beautiful fiction
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