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The cyber-espionage group focuses on intelligence gathering using hard-to-detect malware.

Ivacy VPN offers VPN servers in rarely seen locales, but its performance in testing leaves much to be desired, and its interface needs an update.

However, Google warns the hackers could restore access to the botnet controlling the malware by using a backup mechanism they implemented into the Bitcoin blockchain.

Why multi-factor authentication via text leaves you open to attacks.

ESET Smart Security Premium enhances the impressive features in ESET's entry-level suite with encryption and a cross-platform password manager, but it just doesn't add enough value to make upgrading worthwhile.

You'll soon be able to set disappearing messages for all your contacts, or configure them to auto-delete after 24 hours or 90 days, in addition to the standard seven days.

The company, Mitto AG, provides text messaging services used by the likes of Google and Twitter to send one-time passwords to their users.

The US government reportedly wants to lead a global effort to prevent surveillance tools from being exported to authoritarian countries.

York Regional Police said at least five vehicles have been targeted by car thieves who used Apple's item tracker.

The UK's National Health Service warns the public about the fake emails, which claim to offer new testing kits designed to detect the Omicron variant.