The tech giants have set a troubling new precedent.
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Recently reported Microsoft zero-day gaining popularity with attackers, Kaspersky says
A flaw in the MSHTML engine that lets an attacker use a malicious Office document to install malware is currently being used against the energy, industrial, banking, medical tech, and other sectors.
Anonymous Leaked a Bunch of Data From a Right-Wing Web Host
The hacktivist collective targeted the domain registrar Epik for providing services to clients including the Texas GOP, Parler, and 8chan.
A New App Helps Iranians Hide Messages in Plain Sight
Nahoft uses encryption to turn chats into a random jumble of words, and it works even when the internet doesn’t.
Cync’s First Security Camera Adds an Extra Layer of Privacy
This capable, affordable camera has a manual shutter to block the lens when you don’t want it peeping.
You can now eliminate the password for your Microsoft account
By using an alternative means of authentication, you can now go passwordless on your Microsoft account.
It’s a Good Day to Update All Your Devices. Trust Us
iOS, Windows, and Chrome all have zero-day vulnerabilities that hackers are going after. Now that the fixes are here, you need to install them ASAP.
Windows Insider says your PC won’t get future builds. What next?
Here’s how to remove a PC from Windows Insider updates and reset it to stay on Windows 10. If you don’t remove unsupported devices from the program you’re going to be left in an unsupported state.
What Is Zero Trust? It Depends What You Want to Hear
The cybersecurity world’s favorite catchphrase isn’t any one product or system, but a holistic approach to minimizing damage.