The malicious code, which masquerades as ransomware, appears to come from a hacking group with ties to Iran.
Reviews
This $120 Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera Is for Film Lovers
This screenless Paper Shoot digital camera makes photos that look like what you get from film, without the long waits or development costs.
How to Avoid App Store Scams
Apple’s and Google’s approval guidelines are notoriously lax—and they won’t keep out apps that are after your money and data. Here’s how to sniff them out.
Apple’s Colorful New iMac Pairs Beauty With Brawn
This new M1-powered all-in-one desktop PC is costly once you add all the necessary upgrades, but its simplicity is hard to beat.
Tern’s Family Ebike Is Perfect and Preposterously Expensive
The best (and most expensive) cargo bike for small families now has a more powerful motor and wonderful kid-friendly accessories.
An Unfussy, Affordable Nonstick Pan That Works With Induction
If you’ve had trouble finding a nonstick pan that performs well, consider Cuisinart’s carbon-steel cookware.
Log in to the Upscale, Retro-Cool Home Gym of Your Dreams
The home workout app Obé Fitness turns your living room into a high-end fitness boutique.
Apple Execs Chose to Keep a Hack of 128 Million iPhones Quiet
Emails from the Epic Games lawsuit show Apple brass discussing how to handle a 2015 iOS hack. The company never directly notified affected users.
4 Rugged French Presses for Your Coffee-Fueled Summer Escape
Whether you’re an avid camper or vacation home–renter, try one of these glass-free French presses made for traveling.
ISPs Funded 8.5 Million Fake Comments Opposing Net Neutrality
The secret campaign, backed by major broadband companies, used real people’s names without their consent.