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Technology

Google and Facebook hit by faulty chips that can silently corrupt data

Internet giants Google and Facebook have discovered they are experiencing computer chip failures that can corrupt data or make it difficult to unlock encrypted files

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Technology

Flaw in old mobile phone encryption code could be used for snooping

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Tim Cook

Technology

How Apple's efforts to bring privacy to the masses will change the web

Analysis

Picture of young couple using smartphones while dating together

Technology

Voice assistant recordings could reveal what someone nearby is typing

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ambulance

Technology

Hundreds of UK ambulances rely on software vulnerable to cyberattack

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Woman logging in to phone

Technology

SIM swapping and poor web security may put millions of people at risk

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A printed copy of the New Year Honours 2020 list

Technology

New Year honours data breach may lead to less government transparency

Analysis

Smartphone

Technology

Encryption scheme lets police access your phone, but there's a catch

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Nest Hello Smart Doorbell

Humans

Smart doorbells may be fun, but we don’t know who is using your face

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Safe cracking

Technology

Number-crunchers set new record for cracking online encryption keys

A new record has been set for the largest encryption key ever broken, but there is little threat to online data for now

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Technology

Stalkerware: The secret apps people use to spy on their partners

Insight

Technology

Coated paper holds secret messages that can be erased with a hairdryer

News

Technology

Australia's anti-encryption law is hurting press and personal privacy

Insight

Technology

Science Museum’s Top Secret exhibition feeds spy-loving kid in us all

Culture