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Customers roast Microsoft over security bulletins' demise

Users fume over extra time and effort added to their workloads because of the switch. Read More

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Businesses are being urged to train their workers to be more vigilant than ever to protect passwords and sensitive data and to recognize threats. Read More

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Researchers remotely kill the engine of a moving car by hacking vulnerable car dongle

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