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Iran Almost Completely Shuts Off Internet Access Across the Country Amid Protests Over Fuel Prices

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More Than 500 Schools in the U.S. Hit by Ransomware in 2019, Says Report

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Best Temporary Email Services

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Usage Share of Internet Browsers 1996 – 2019

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By 2021 Cost of Cybercrime to Top Annual Natural Disasters and Global Drug Trade Costs, Says Report

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8chan Website Pushed Offline Over Ties to the Mass Shooting in El Paso

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A Seattle Woman Charged With Capital One Data Theft Affecting 106 Million People

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5 Programming Languages That Are Probably Doomed

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Majority of Popular Mobile-Only VPNs Are Run by Chinese Nationals or Located in China

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GrubHub Accused of Cybersquatting Thousands of Restaurant Domain Names

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Greece Announces Plans to Install Free Public Wi-Fi Nationwide

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A New Project Called Handshake Wants to Decentralize DNS

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Global Internet User Growth Slowing Down

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SpaceX Succeeds in Launching Its First Full Batch of Starlink Internet Satellites

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DDoS Storm Is Coming, Warn Researchers Noting an 84% Surge in the First Quarter of 2019

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Baltimore Gets Hacked: Main Computer Systems Crippled, Experts Estimate Months to Recover

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How Google uses Gmail to track a history of things you buy

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We Will Not Raise Prices Unreasonably, Says .ORG Operator

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Concern That Google and Other Tech Giants are Quietly Buying Up Undersea Cables

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Millions of Facebook Records Found Unsecured on AWS

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Facebook says it wants your phone number to for 2FA, it turns out it can be used to search for you

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FastMail loses customers over Australian anti-encryption laws

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