November 2025

US indicts three cyber pros who moonlit for ransomware gang

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US prosecutors have indicted three cyber security professionals who are alleged to have extorted multiple organisations using the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware locker in their spare time. Between them, the three racked up five known victims, a doctor’s office and an engineering company based in California, a medical device company based in Florida, a pharmaceutical company based…

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8 Chromebooks Users Say Are Actually Worth The Money

11 minutes of reading / Acer, Amazon, Apple, Dell, Google, Intel, IPS, Lenovo, MacBook, MediaTek, Samsung, Tech / By / Leave a Comment

Savusia Konstantin/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When the first Chromebooks came out in 2011, people had their doubts about these new laptops. After all, why would anyone spend a few hundred dollars on a machine that can only run Android apps when budget and renewed Windows laptops were abundant? While…

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Thinking About Buying An Apple CarPlay Adapter? 3 Things You Need To Know First

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Harry Howitt/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Apple CarPlay can be a rather nifty way to connect your iPhone to your vehicle’s infotainment system, providing you with hands-free access to some of your favorite smartphone apps and features. From being able to personalize your CarPlay dashboard to using the widget…

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TSA Might Ask You To Turn Your Phone On – Here’s Why

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Justin Sullivan/Getty Images When traveling with your devices — whether it’s a laptop, smartphone, Steam Deck, or Nintendo Switch — you’re probably used to taking out those electronics and putting them in separate bins at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints. That’s par for the course. What you may not realize is that at any time, a…

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Can iPhones Use Google Fi Wireless?

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Ascannio/Shutterstock If you’re looking for a low-cost carrier for your mobile phone, there are numerous budget-friendly plans that can free your wallet. One of the least expensive of the bunch is Google Fi Wireless. Introduced in 2015, Google Fi uses T-Mobile’s network towers to deliver cellular coverage throughout the United States. This is a Google service…

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5 Free PayPal Alternatives That Are Actually Worth Using (According To Users)

6 minutes of reading / Amazon, Apple, Apple Watch, Google, iPhone, PCI DSS, Samsung, Square, Tech, Uber / By / Leave a Comment

Jorge Mata/Getty Images Mobile payment providers like PayPal, Google Wallet, Stripe, and Apple Pay are likely here to stay, especially since these apps now offer the opportunity to create a digital ID for use with TSA’s system as well as let you store your state-issued identification on your phone. That is to say, they’re important for more…

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Is It Possible For A Plane To Outrun Earth’s Rotation?

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Me dia/Shutterstock On certain trans-Pacific flights, you can “time travel” by crossing the International Date Line. For example, if you want to go from San Francisco to Tokyo, and your flight departs at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, you’ll arrive in Japan around 8:00 p.m. on Friday. That’s 27 hours after you departed, despite the flight…

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CISO burnout: A crisis of expectation and isolation

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Burnout among chief information security officers (CISOs) and cyber professionals is no longer a fringe concern – it is a persistent and growing crisis within the industry. Despite holding senior titles, many CISOs operate in environments where their roles are misunderstood, under-supported, and burdened with unrealistic expectations. Cyber security has evolved alongside business functions rather…

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Microsoft strengthens UAE’s AI ambitions with launch of Elevate programme

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Microsoft’s global AI Tour made a stop in Dubai this week, spotlighting the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) ambitious drive to become a regional and global leader in artificial intelligence (AI). At the heart of the event was the announcement of Microsoft Elevate UAE, a major expansion of the company’s global skilling initiative. The programme aims…

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