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This Charger Takes Over Your Phone to Poison the Ad Data Amazon Wants

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Tech

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10.24.19

By Joseph Cox
Tech

Inside the Phone Company Secretly Run By Drug Traffickers

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Tech

Signal Bug Could Have Let Hackers Listen to Android Users Via Microphone

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By Joseph Cox
Tech

Hackers Tried to Compromise Phones of Tibetans Working for Dalai Lama

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Tech

The DEA Didn’t Buy Malware From Israel’s Controversial NSO Group Because It Was Too Expensive

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By Joseph Cox
Tech

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By Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai and Joseph Cox
Tech

Antivirus Companies Now Flag Malware China Installs on Tourists’ Phones

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Tech

The Open Source Project That Keeps Google’s Hands Off Your Android Data

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By Arielle Gordon
Tech

Trump’s Sanctions on China Are Making Huawei Phones Less Secure

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Tech

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By Karl Bode

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