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Majority of Companies Would Pay Ransom Again in Case of Another Attack
About 88 percent of organizations previously attacked by ransomware would choose to pay ransom again in the next attack. This is evident from a study by security specialist Kaspersky.
Among organizations that have never been…
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The European Commission Wants Mandatory Child Pornography Hunt by Internet Companies
The European Commission wants to oblige internet companies such as Google, Facebook and Apple to detect and remove images of child sexual abuse. However, according to Brussels, they still do too little of their own accord. The new rules…
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iOS and Android App Stores Full of Neglected Apps
Many of the apps you find on the Apple App Store, and the Google Play Store has not been updated for a long time.
This should be apparent from a study by analysis company Pixalate. That seems to be partly in response to an…
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Facial Recognition Software Clearview AI No Longer Welcome in the US
The controversial facial recognition software Clearview AI may no longer be offered in the US. However, there remains a loophole for the most important customer: the US itself.
Clearview AI is a facial recognition company that uses…
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FBI: Online Scams Cost $6.9 Billion Last Year
Nearly $7 billion was lost to Internet scams last year, according to the FBI. However, the actual figure is much higher.
The FBI states in its annual Internet Crime Report that $6.9 billion was lost to online scams last year. It…
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Separatists Replace Ukrainian Mariupol Signs With Russian Ones
Moscow-backed separatists in southeastern Ukraine have removed road signs bearing the name of the almost entirely conquered city of Mariupol in Ukrainian and English and replaced them with signs in Russian.
The Ministry of…
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Apple Sues Start-Up Rivos for Data Theft
Apple is suing tech start-up Rivos. The start-up has hired engineers who have access to sensitive Apple company information.
The Cupertino tech company has accused several former employees of theft of information related to chips,…
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Google Blocked 8 Million Ads About War in Ukraine
Google has blocked 8 million ads related to the war in Ukraine this year. This was announced by Google on Wednesday at the same time as it released its annual figures on harmful ads.
The American search engine blocked or removed…
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From Now On You Can Repair Your iPhone Yourself, With Original Parts
Apple is starting to offer repair parts, manuals and repair kits for modern iPhones and eventually Macs. Anyone handy can replace parts with the original parts.
Apple's Self Service Repair was announced late last year and is now…
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European Commission Starts Rule of Law Test in Hungary Over Public Tender
The European Commission has taken the first formal legal step against the Hungarian government that could lead to "financial measures" for failing to respect the rule of law.
In a letter, the EU's day-to-day management asks for…
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