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The Nutribullet Core Power is packing a mighty 1,400-watt motor to handle difficult blending jobs.
APT28 resurfaces once again, targeting Western organizations with spear-phishing lures.
Most mobile app risk comes from software your organization didn’t build, approve, or even know existed.
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Microsoft shifts another Windows 11 feature to Settings from the Control Panel — but I expect the latter will still be with us in the 2030s.
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A bargain espresso machine that makes brewing with fresh beans as simple as using coffee pods.
Ubisoft has named three experienced Assassin's Creed developers to lead the franchise at the company's newly formed Tencent-funded subsidiary, Vantage Studios.
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Freedom.gov goes dark in Spain as football league nukes Cloudflare IPs. Here's all we know.
Qilin hits the Local 100 of TWA, leaking sensitive member data to the dark web.
Beloved medical sitcom Scrubs returns for its 10th season shortly — this is when you can watch it.
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