Beyond Musk’s Starlink: these satellites run our daily lives with precision
Have you heard of Galileo or Copernicus's satellite networks? Even if the names don’t ring a bell, chances are you already use them.
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Verizon quietly hikes prices of its administrative fee again
A couple of years after first increasing its administrative fee, Verizon has done it again.
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Self-scans reveal that Pegasus, an invasive and powerful spyware that can secretly control phones and track owners, might be more widespread than previously thought. It was discovered on the phones of everyday phone users.
Cyber bandits rely on AI to bypass biometric security measures in financial institutions
Biometric security was once heralded as a foolproof solution for any business. Now, bad actors can easily bypass these measures using deepfake technology.
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Billionaire space enthusiast will lead NASA: but it’s not Musk
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Massive breach exposes major USAID contractor
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Courageous hackers march outside the very courthouse that sent them to prison
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Russian FSB-linked hackers rely on other cybercriminals’ infrastructure, report finds
Fourteen million telecom customers' phone numbers and locations exposed
No one is safe from Pegasus: spyware detected on ordinary people’s phones
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