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Annoying LinkedIn Networkers Actually Russian Hackers Spreading Zero-Days, Google Says
A new report by Google researchers details a hacking campaign by “likely Russian government-backed” hackers targeting European government officials.
Microsoft Tries, Fails to Patch Critical Windows Vulnerability. Chaos Ensues
Security researchers warn there's an unpatched vulnerability in Windows and Windows Server that could allow hackers to take full control of targets' computers and servers.
Facebook Catches Palestinian Hackers Targeting Users with Malware
Facebook caught two groups of hackers, one of which may be working for Hamas, targeting politicians and human rights activists in the region. Hackers were using Android, iOS, and Windows malware.
North Korean Hackers Hacked Famous Hackers With Fake Hacking Website, Google Says
Google revealed a months-long campaign to hack security researchers and trick them into working for the North Korean regime.
'Incognito Mode' Is Actually Pretty Useless
Unless you just enjoy browsing with a dark colour scheme.
Mysterious Bugs Were Used to Hack iPhones and Android Phones and No One Will Talk About It
Google found at least seven critical bugs being exploited by hackers in the wild. But after disclosing them days ago, the company has yet to reveal key details about who used them and against whom.
Cybersecurity Firm Drops Code for the Incredibly Dangerous Windows ‘BlueKeep’ Vulnerability
Researchers from U.S. government contractor Immunity have developed a working exploit for the feared Windows bug known as BlueKeep.
Microsoft's 'Stranger Things' Gag Doesn't Make Sense Because No One Used Windows 1.0
Windows may be the winner now, but it was a cultural nonentity in 1985.
I Stopped Using a Computer Mouse for a Week and It Was Amazing
Your life will be so much easier if you force yourself to learn keyboard shortcuts.
How to Securely Get Rid of Your Devices
How to clean out that drawer of old phones, laptops, and hard drives without having to worry about someone getting their hands on your data.
Hundreds of Thousands of Windows XP Users Won't Be Able to Use Steam Soon
Valve is kicking the operating system off its service starting January 2019. Upgrade or GTFO.