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Lees meerThere's something alarming about the world’s one billion regular Gmail users – barely any have turned on two-step verification.
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Lees meerAnother site in the booming cryptocurrency wallet sector has been hacked after what looks like a simple DNS hijacking attack.
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Lees meerFirefox developers must start using ‘secure contexts’ for new features “effective immediately.”
Lees meerTwitter has pushed back against allegations that its employees "view everything" users post on their servers, including private messages
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Lees meerFirst the US state of Hawaii; now Japanese broadcaster NHK has issued an erroneous warning about a North Korean missile attack.
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