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Forget buying new: Back Market's early Black Friday sale proves that buying 'pre-loved' is smart — including laptops, iPhones, tablets, and more

By Alex Whitelock Published

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From cheap iPhones to MacBooks, here are 19 'pre-loved' deals that could save you thousands over Black Friday.

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Hackers publish over 320,000 files stolen from 39 Bristol schools on the dark web

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

The September breach has made it to the dark web and investigators are analyzing the nature of the leaked files.

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Cybersecurity ensures data protection on internet. Data encryption, firewall, encrypted network, VPN, secure access and authentication defend against malware, hacking, cyber crime and digital threat
Harvard University reveals data breach exposed 851,000 accounts

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

"Extensive profile information" was taken from Harvard accounts, the University reveals.

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I spent a morning with Meta VR Glasses and wish I never had to take them off

By Lance Ulanoff Published

Meta VR Glasses are shaping up to be the mixed-reality wearables we wanted all along, and my test drive made me a believer.

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Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality
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SteelSeries Rival Pro Mini review: S-tier performance in a compact package

By Harry Padoan Published

The SteelSeries Rival Pro Mini offers flagship performance in a compact form, and has all of the features a competitive gamer could want — but it comes at quite the price.

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Windows 11's taskbar still can't be dragged — here's why that's the case

By Darren Allan Published

Are the new taskbar repositioning controls a drag? No, they aren't — dragging is off the table — and that's why some power-users have a problem.

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Hacker steals millions by scamming high-stakes online poker games with this devious malware attack

By Efosa Udinmwen Published

Hundreds of online poker players may have lost millions after malware allegedly gave a hacker access to their computer screens during games.

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Global data breaches jump 13% as UK leaks more than double — and Ukraine rockets up the rankings

By Monica J. White Published

New Surfshark research shows global data breaches rose 13% in Q3 2026, with UK leaks more than doubling and Ukraine climbing to 6th place worldwide.

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Singapore Airlines says 46,000 booking records hit following Amadeus breach

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

The supply-chain incident at Amadeus is trickling down to affect more and more airlines.

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