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Facebook's In-App Browser Injects JavaScript Into Third-Party Websites
Meta reportedly says it needs to inject the script into websites to respect privacy choices.
Stay Under the Radar: How to Send an Anonymous Email
It's not easy to be anonymous on the internet. Here's how you can stay hidden even on email.
Telegram CEO Says Apple Was Jealous of Its New Animated Emoji
Telegram says Apple took issue with its 'higher quality vector-animated versions of the standard emoji.'
You Can Push the Google Pixel 6a's Display to 90Hz
As long as you're willing to risk a noticeable green tint.
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Ransomware Attack Costs Hanesbrands $100 Million in Lost Sales
The attack prevented the apparel company from fulfilling orders during a three-week period in Q2.
The 14 Scariest Things We Saw at Black Hat 2022
Every year, Black Hat features the most startling security research. Here's what our PCMag reporters saw, and what's keeping them up at night.
FBI, CISA Urge Orgs to Be on the Lookout for Zeppelins (But Not the Fun Kind)
The Zeppelin ransomware-as-a-service has been used since at least 2019.
Are You Being Followed? Use a Raspberry Pi to Find Out
Using inexpensive components, a Black Hat presenter built a device that sniffs the airwaves to check for people on your tail.
Peloton Bike+ and Tread Machines Get Big Price Increases
The price increases arrive months after Peloton slashed the cost of both machines. The company is also laying off close to 800 employees.
It's Coming From Inside the House: Subverting Deep Security in Windows
When you create a security system with unlimited power, you'd better be very sure you have it under control. If not, that power could be used against you.
Apple Reportedly Pushed Meta to Release Subscription-Based Facebook App
And then wrecked Facebook's revenues when it introduced App Tracking Transparency.
Videotron, Freedom Sign Merger in Canada: We Have Maps
The merged carrier would cover most of the highly populated Windsor-Quebec City corridor, and pave the way for Rogers to buy Shaw.
Security Bug Hunters Could Expose Your Personal Data
White-hat hackers seeking to identify bugs before the bad guys do need to gather proof of their findings. When that proof includes your personal information, there’s a chance for exposure.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4 Battery Life: One Is a Clear Winner
The Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4 both bring battery life improvements over their predecessors, but one still lags considerably behind the other.
Qualcomm Duped Into Buying Startup Secretly Founded by Company Exec
Qualcomm owned the rights to any inventions made by its VPs, so the execs concealed their involvement in the startup and the chip company was tricked into paying $150 million for it.
California Kills Bill That Would Let Parents Sue Over Kids' Social Media Addiction
The bill dies amid heavy lobbying pressure from major social media firms.
Must-Watch: The Most-Streamed TV Shows and Movies This Week
Are you binging the same shows and movies as everyone else? Here's a look at this week's most-watched titles from Apple TV+, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video, Showtime, and more.
Global Threat Actors Use the 'Great Resignation' to Target Job Seekers
If you’re looking to get out of the office and adopt the remote-work lifestyle, a pair of cybersecurity experts at Black Hat warn that nation-state criminals may try to scam you with phishing links.
Tornado Cash Developer Arrested as Blacklisted Crypto Site Goes Down
The arrest occurs days after the US Treasury Department sanctioned Tornado Cash for helping suspected North Korean hackers launder millions in stolen cryptocurrency.
