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What is Proton Scribe?
Proton has introduced an AI-powered writing assistant to its privacy-focused offering – but is it any good?
Will the CEO's arrest mean the end of Telegram? 3 alternatives to the secure messaging app
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, has been arrested as part of an investigation, with some charges related to indecent images of children.
Think tap to pay is safer? New Android malware uses stolen NFC data to drain your accounts
The newly discovered NGate malware uses a malicious app to relay payment data from a victim’s phone to hackers.
Hackers can steal your credit card details in the real world — how to stay safe
From credit card skimmers to POS malware, there are plenty of ways hackers can steal your credit card data in the real world.
New macOS malware poses as legitimate apps to steal passwords and personal data — how to stay safe
Security researchers issue public warning about Cthulhu Stealer, a malware-as-a-service sold cheaply to criminals looking to target macOS users
Billons of Chrome users at risk from hacker attacks — severe flaw exploited
Google has fixed a high-severity Chrome flaw that has been actively exploited in the wild by hackers.
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Private Internet Access is taking 82% off its plan. Plus, you'll get 2 months free with your purchase.
Use Word, Excel or other Microsoft Office apps on macOS? Hackers can exploit these new flaws to spy on your Mac
Security researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s office software for macOS that can be abused by hackers to spy on you through your Mac.
