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Police say it's a felony, but a woman arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting says she doesn't even know how to remotely wipe.
Lees meerA security researcher squoze 1,299,999 words into a single tweet, thanks to image metadata that Twitter doesn't remove.
Lees meerO, that constant whirring noise? And the sky-high electricity bill? Why, it's those darn air conditioners and heaters!
Lees meerResearchers have stumbled on another large botnet that’s been hijacking home routers while nobody was paying attention.
Lees meerFacebook has removed 14 million pieces of content dubbed likely to come from terrorists, as determined by new machine learning technology
Lees meerMicrosoft Windows 10 users were livid late last week after Microsoft mistakenly told them that their licenses were invalid.
Lees meerFrom the 'Martinelli' WhatsApp hoax to Facebook wanting to give your name to the weirdo next to you, and everything in between. Catch up with this and everything we wrote in the last seven days - it's weekly roundup time!
Lees meerThey expect to cuff hundreds of criminals who used the pricey phones, which were sold with the crypto app preinstalled.
Lees meerThink fast! You'll only have up to 10 minutes to hit unsend: a lot stingier than the hour afforded by WhatsApp.
Lees meerResearchers have published details of a dangerous flaw in the way the hugely popular WooCommerce plugin interacts with WordPress that could allow an attacker with access to a single account to take over an entire site.
Lees meerAustin Thompson pleaded guilty on November 6 in a San Diego Federal court to knowingly causing damage to third-party computers.
Lees meerHere's the latest Naked Security Podcast - enjoy!
Lees meerA security researcher has published a zero-day flaw in a commonly-used virtual machine management system without notifying the vendor, justifying it with a scathing critique of the infosecurity industry.
Lees meerResearchers have found that a smartphone and some smart number crunching can track people moving in their homes as they reflect radio waves.
Lees meerHaving taken what it thought was a decisive swipe at the problem of “abusive” advertising a year ago, Google now says next month’s Chrome 71 will unleash an even tougher crackdown.
Lees meerBy this time next year, says Chairman Ajit Pai, the FCC wants to see an anti-robocall system on consumers' phones - or else.
Lees meerThe manual turns good advice on its head, telling officials to use, reuse and recycle weak passwords.
Lees meerOnline-note-sharing company Evernote has patched a hole that allowed attackers to infect notes shared via its service.
Lees meerA WhatsApp chain letter is warning of a malware-packing video called "martinelli", and selling its lie with a grain of truth.
Lees meerAndroid's November security bulletin is here and there’s more to patch, and more urgency about applying them.
Lees meerFacebook's had a patent approved for a new way to sniff out potential friends, based on your phone and patterns of movement.
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