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Reddit risks losing its identity in pursuit of profits
Reddit isn't profitable, despite having more than 50 million daily active users. In preparation for an IPO, C...
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Digital euro still has many question marks among banks
The European Commission wants to complete a digital euro to make transactions easier for Europeans. In additi...
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How ransomware has become cybercrime’s star player
In 2023, ransomware is still the most fear-inducing term for Internet users and organizations. After years of...
“Avast sold data of millions of its free antivirus users”
Security vendor Avast allegedly traded the data of millions of users globally with a number of free antivirus...
Bluesky lets you buy a domain name, but to what end?
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Intel’s roadmaps are again overly ambitious, say reports
It seems Intel is having to scale back ambitions for its own chip processes. Leakers report that the chip gia...
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LockBit shuts down seaport in Japan: OT attacks have a huge impact
The ransomware gang behind LockBit 3.0 has caused significant economic harm. Japan's largest port in Nagoya h...
Threads launches with 10 million signups in 7 hours, looks like Twitter
Threads is now live everywhere (except Europe). Initial reactions from users speak of a rather Twitter-like e...
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Big Tech and politics can’t live without each other
The EU slaps Meta, Google and Microsoft with multi-million dollar fines. Takeovers by Big Tech companies are ...
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7 alternatives to Google Analytics
The Web analytics tool Google Analytics 3 (aka Universal Analytics) is on its way out. Although some data is ...