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‘Petty cybercriminals” adopt advanced supply chain attacks
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WannaCry-proof Windows 10 grows in business, but remote workers with iPhones drive macOS
Windows 10 adoption in the enterprise grows but macOS is growing too.
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Cisco reveals VPNFilter malware infects 500k routers, Ukraine fears they'll be bricked by Saturday
Reboot and patch affected routers now or they could be rendered useless by an attack that some believe could happened on Saturday.
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Microsoft rallies industry to counter government cyberattacks
New cybersecurity accord comes as the Supreme Court dismisses Microsoft's Irish email battle with the Justice Department.
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