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Keeper Password Manager Review: Checks All the Boxes
By Dave LeClair published
Lots of functionality, as long as you use the paid version.
![7-Zip Windows vulnerability](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/9iQZuuiwwmaKFnKfo8BBte-320-80.jpg)
7-Zip App Vulnerability Grants Admin Privilege to Attackers (Update)
By Mark Tyson published
Vulnerability allows for privilege escalation and command execution on Windows systems. The easiest mitigation measure, while we wait for a fix, is to delete the 7-zip.chm file.
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Hackers Now Target Internet-Connected UPS Devices
By Anton Shilov published
CISA warns of attacks on Internet-connected UPS devices
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Researchers Suspect 16 Years Old to Be Lapsu$ Mastermind
By Anton Shilov published
Teenager may be behind one of the loudest hacker attacks on Microsoft, Nvidia.
![A circuit board with Dell printed on it](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sUSt82hCT6CzC5iGaVdKJU-320-80.jpg)
TPM Invisible BIOS Vulnerability Affects Dell, Alienware Machines
By Ian Evenden published
Dell laptops, desktops and servers are all vulnerable to a firmware exploit, but patches are available.
![Meltdown and Spectre flaws](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/7U5UtDPv9cgoeQ2EmRjWcU-320-80.jpg)
Intel Alder Lake, ARM CPUs Affected by New Spectre Vulnerability
By Anton Shilov published
Arm and Intel CPU cores are affected by a branch prediction history vulnerability, AMD's CPUs are not.
![Tux in a pipe](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/MXZb6Sh6mS3W6jPzMvXcGk-320-80.jpg)
'Dirty Pipe' Exploit Gives Any Linux or Android User Root Privileges
By Ian Evenden published
A newly disclosed Linux and Android exploit allows privilege escalation for any user.
![Samsung Nano City Onyang](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/MHS9rc7LwSgcQGhfdYyZ8P-320-80.jpg)
Samsung Confirms Data Breach, Says Customer Details Weren't Stolen
By Ian Evenden published
Hacking group that penetrated Nvidia steals almost 200GB of Samsung's private data.
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