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2022 was the biggest year ever for crypto hacking

By Sead Fadilpašić published

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Billions in crypto were stolen in 2022, mostly from DeFi bridges.

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Hackers use new IceBreaker malware to breach gaming companies

By Lewis Maddison published

TechRadar Pro

Devious backdoor could be hiding in the screenshot your customer sends looking for 'help'.

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Meta is making some big changes to its data center plans

By Craig Hale published

TechRadar Pro

Facebook’s parent company seems to be weathering the storm reasonably well, with plans for new data centers.

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Most companies claim they aren't seeing any benefits from using cloud

By Craig Hale published

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PwC study aims to show businesses where they’re going wrong and how they can get the most out of cloud.

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Microsoft – stop it already with the shady tricks to push Windows 11 upgrades

By Darren Allan published

Remember the furor over Windows 10 upgrade tactics? Microsoft doesn’t seem to have learned its lesson.

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ChatGPT Plus costs the same as Adobe Photoshop – and that’s still too much

By Mark Wilson published

ChatGPT's new paid tier promises better performance, but its $20 a month price tag could be too much for most people.

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Windows 11 preview has a hidden feature that makes life on the desktop easier

By Darren Allan published

Microsoft has made some changes to Windows 11 which are music to our ears (literally).

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LockBit is back, with a new ransomware source code

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

Dreaded LockBitransomware is now using Conti's code, researchers claim.

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Your least favorite search engine is getting a ChatGPT boost

By Craig Hale published

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Microsoft Bing is using OpenAI’s ChatGPT to take on Google, but will it be enough?

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Microsoft's security team says it's tracking over 100 ransomware actors

By Sead Fadilpašić published

TechRadar Pro

Groups are using more than 50 ransomware variants as they try to extort money, Microsoft warns.

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