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Trackers could unmask dark web users who think they’re anonymous
Many dark web services use tracking scripts and resources from regular websites, which could let third parties monitor users who think they are anonymous
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Why you should worry that your browsing history is now for sale
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US energy systems at the mercy of cyberattack, warns report
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Why breaking encryption is a bad idea that could never work
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Pay crash expected in online gig economy as millions seek work
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Phone learns to send app notifications only when you want them
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UK government pulls ads from YouTube in extremist content row
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US charges Russian security officials over massive Yahoo hack
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MPs grill Facebook, Twitter and Google over abusive content
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Video game beta test reveals how we might act if the world ends
Players who tried out role-playing game ArcheAge knew their characters would be deleted at the end of the test, and acted differently when the end was nigh
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Web creator Tim Berners-Lee speaks out on fake news
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Image recognition app scans paintings to act like Shazam for art
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Why the dark net is more resilient to attack than the internet
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Game theory says publicly shaming cyberattackers could backfire
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