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What’s Google Floc? And How Does It Affect Your Privacy?

Google wants to change the way we’re tracked around the web, and given the widespread use of its Chrome browser,

“Turn on two-factor authentication” is solid advice, and WIRED has repeated it for years. Doing so ensures that your password

For years, the cybersecurity industry has warned that state-sponsored hackers could shut down large swathes of US energy infrastructure in

The largest Internet providers in the US funded a campaign that generated “8.5 million fake comments” to the Federal Communications

Colonial Pipeline, which accounts for 45% of the East Coast’s fuel, said it has shut down its operations due to

The most recent big iOS update, which makes it easier to opt out of ads that track you across apps

On Thursday, Twitter continued its grand tradition of embracing features users had unofficially pioneered (see also: the @-reply, the retweet,

Older perimeter-based firewalls aren’t up to the task of safeguarding today’s more distributed networks. But that doesn’t mean the end

As a government agency or jurisdiction, one of your goals is to build trust with the citizens you serve. You

DevOps is speeding up software release cycles like never before. But according to GitLab’s latest survey, finger-pointing over who should