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    How to enable Bitwarden biometric unlock (and why you should)

    <!–> Getty Images/dowell Imagine logging in to your Bitwarden vault and not realizing someone is looking over your shoulder. You type your master password and gain access to all of the wonders within, but you’re unaware the person behind you now knows your master password.  Also: How to use Bitwarden Send (and when you should) […] More

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    Singapore Airlines to offer free unlimited Wi-Fi onboard across all cabin classes

    <!–> Anadolu Agency/Getty Images Singapore Airlines (SIA) will soon offer free unlimited Wi-Fi access to passengers across all its cabin classes, extending a service currently available only to some customers onboard.  Starting July 1, anyone flying with the Singapore carrier will have free access to the inflight Wi-Fi service, regardless of their class of travel.  […] More

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    3 ways to spot a malware-infected app on your smartphone

    <!–> rafapress/Shutterstock Google recently removed a popular screen-recording app for Android known as iRecorder – Screen Recorder from the Play Store after it was revealed to be stealing information from users. The app debuted in the Play Store in 2021 and was seemingly harmless. However, an update in 2022 introduced malicious functionality to devices that downloaded the […] More

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    Nvidia unveils new kind of Ethernet for AI, Grace Hopper ‘Superchip’ in full production

    <!–> Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showed off the first iteration of Spectrum-X, the Spectrum-4 chip, with one hundred billion transistors in a 90-millimeter by 90-millimeter die. Nvidia Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, offering the opening keynote of the Computex computer technology conference, on Monday in Taipei, Taiwan, unveiled a host of new products, including a new […] More

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    How to use Bitwarden Send (and when you should)

    <!–> Getty Images/d3sign How often have you had a tax document, contract, application, assignment, will, or some other type of document that contained sensitive information – but that you still had to share with someone? That document might contain your Social Security number, bank account, or other information – which could be disastrous if the […] More

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    China bars Micron chips from critical infrastructure purchases

    <!–> Jason marz/Getty Images China has banned critical information infrastructure (CII) operators from buying products from U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology, citing serious security risks.  The directive from Beijing comes on the same day U.S. President Joe Biden suggests tensions between the two economic giants may be easing soon.  Also: Meta unveils its first custom AI […] More

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    Ferrari teams up with Bitdefender, as car racing security shifts into high gear

    Safety is no longer purely about cars and drivers. Formula 1 teams and their parent organizations must now also secure themselves against cyberattacks.  Charlie Osborne/ZDNET IMOLA, Italy – Formula 1 racing once revolved around speed, and little else. There was always drama and politics on the racing circuit — now part of the binge-worthy Netflix […] More