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Crypto Crash Rattles Cybercriminals, Pushing Them Beyond Ransomware
Some cybercriminals are recalculating their ransoms and moving into new scams.
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9 Great CNET Reads: iPhone at 15, NFTs, Privacy Post-Roe and More
The iPhone's past and future. Plus: An NFT confab during a crypto crash, data concerns around period-tracking apps, and other must-reads from the week.
Google Will Auto-Delete Location Data After Abortion Clinic Visits
Google will soon recognize and wipe the visits from location history.
US Officials Refocus on TikTok as a National Security Threat
Officials sound the alarm again over allegations TikTok shares data with China.
Musk's Starlink Wins FCC Approval to Send Internet to Moving Vehicles
The approval covers a variety of transport including cars, plans and boats.
Meta's Novi Service to Be Phased Out: What You Need to Know
Facebook's parent is getting out of the troubled cryptocurrency project.
Samsung's Galaxy S22 Shouldn't Need an FE Model: Here's Why
Commentary: The Galaxy S21 FE struggles to stand out in Samsung's broad phone lineup.
Jobs to Posthumously Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
Other recipients will include Olympians Simone Biles and Megan Rapinoe, former US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and actor Denzel Washington.
Giant Concrete-Eating Snails Trigger Florida Quarantine
"One of the most invasive pests on the planet" is back like a bad dream to haunt Florida once again.
FBI Warns That Scammers Are Using Deepfakes in Tech Job Interviews
People are using deepfakes to apply for remote jobs, the bureau says.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Appeals Extradition to US
His appeal will likely delay a possible trial on espionage charges.
Volcanic Eruption's Shock Waves Lapped Earth Several Times
They were the fastest ever observed.
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Crypto Crash Rattles Cybercriminals, Pushing Them Beyond Ransomware
Some cybercriminals are recalculating their ransoms and moving into new scams.
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The iPhone's Next Breakthrough Features May Depend on These Technologies
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Here's Why You Can't Actually Negotiate Your Insurance Rates
Trying to negotiate your insurance rates is like trying to negotiate your taxes -- you just can't do it.
2022 BMW M3: So Keen for Bright Green
BMW's performance sedan looks awesome in a good color.
Magna LitGate Turns a Car's Body Into Lighting
Molded into the tailgate is embedded lighting tech that could roll out in a couple of years.
The iPhone at 15: How Apple's Phone Became the Center of Your Life
The first iPhone went on sale on June 29, 2007. Fifteen years later, the iPhone is absolutely essential to Apple's strategy for software, accessories and services.
