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The attacks take advantage of shared resources between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on many chips.

The Lapsus$ Group demanded payment for 50TB of data taken from the Ministry of Health.

The new Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center is supposed to help the company defend Windows users.

The vulnerability allows remote code execution on servers including those operated by Apple, Cloudflare, Twitter, Valve, Tencent, and other major service providers.

Proton will also offer privacy and security training to some Reporters Without Borders-affiliated journalists.

A study by a Washington think tank notes that government agencies can work around legal limits by buying location and other data from outside brokers.

The excellent LastPass Premium matches the capabilities of other top paid password managers and is easy to use. Platform syncing limitations for the free version make it significantly less useful than it was.

The Russian government is also blocking access to default Tor bridges, the backend connections necessary to help the browser circumvent Russia’s internet censorship. 

In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 with LifeLock Select aims to help you recover from the crippling effects of identity theft.

'We expect more threat actors will adopt COVID-19 themes given the introduction of the Omicron variant,' cybersecurity firm Proofpoint warns.