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Avast Responds to Concerns About Selling User Data
Avast has long been selling browsing data collected from its users. Now we know how personal that data really is.
Kaspersky: Fake Flash Updates Are Macs' Biggest Malware Threat
A Kaspersky report said that Shlayer, malware pretending to be a Flash update on streaming sites, is the most common malware on Apple macOS.
MalwareBytes Identifies 'Unremovable' Malware on US Government-Funded Phones
MalwareBytes said it discovered unremovable malware on Android smartphones offered by a carrier, Assurance Wireless by Virgin, that receives funding from the U.S. government.
FBI Once Again Asks Apple To Unlock Encrypted iPhones
The FBI has sent Apple a letter asking the company to unlock two iPhones involved in the recent shooting of three Navy servicemen.
Nvidia's Latest GeForce Experience Update Patches 'High-Severity' Security Vulnerability
Nvidia has issued a patch for GeForce Experience to protect from a "high-severity" vulnerability. Gamers should patch the software as soon as possible.
NordVPN (Mostly) Blames Hosting Provider for Data Breach
Some of NordVPN servers' TLS keys leaked in a data breach suffered by the VPN company's unnamed hosting provider.
Microsoft's 'Secured-core PCs' Label Promises Firmware Protection for Windows Devices
Microsoft has already named 10 laptops as Secured-core PCs.
Sudo Bug That Gave Users Root Access Fixed in Latest Debian Patch
The latest Debian patch fixed a bug in sudo that granted unauthorized users root access.
