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A new case of Windows Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver attacks was seen in the wild.
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We round up the standout new Netflix movies that have just landed on the streamer.
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Apple requires that browsers on its iOS platform use WebKit, but that hasn’t stopped Google from testing Blink anyway.
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The first reactions for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania have arrived – and it sounds like an epic Marvel sci-fi movie.
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On the occasion of the 2023 Safer Internet Day, experts share some tips on how to make your children's online life safer.
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The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are Microsoft's current-gen flagships, but which is right for you?
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Looking for hints for today's Wordle? We can help. Plus the solution to yesterday's Wordle and past answers.
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KEF’s impressive new R Series speakers bring audiophile-grade sound to your home – but they aren’t cheap.
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Microsoft is inviting a select group of media and analysts for exclusive hands-on experiences with... well, we don't know.
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New API rules are being changed after receiving unusual feedback, but the paid tier is still launching February 9.
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Google has announced Bard, a potentially transformative ChatGPT rival that'll be released to the public within weeks.
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Top password manager Dashlane has made its iOS and Android app codes downloadable from GitHub.
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The vulnerability allows threat actors to impersonate people and gain access to a Jira Service Management instance
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Default settings allowed crooks easy access to roughly 1,200 Redis servers.
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A troubling fourth quarter to 2022 has seen Dell needing to turn to large-scale layoffs to cover costs.
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Presidents' Day TV sales are almost here, and we have all the best early deals from Best Buy, Amazon, Samsung, and more.
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Dingo Token transaction fees suddenly spiked to 99%, thanks to a backdoor installed by the project owners, researchers say.
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Dolby Vision HDR has come to TV sports, but limited distribution means watching it in that format won't be easy.
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The new Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphone line once again don't support the helpful Android feature seamless updates.
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Xbox is continuing its push for internet safety and education with the single-player Minecraft game Privacy Prodigy.