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The war against right to repair may have just been dealt a killing blow, with Apple announcing that it will start selling tools, parts and manuals for its devices directly to consumers.

This is the year business leaders will learn just how innovative online criminals have become, and it’ll take rethinking how we perceive account security to fight it, says PerimeterX CTO Ido Safruti.

A majority of IT leaders surveyed by Valtix said they realize their employees lack the necessary skills to manage multicloud security.

Easy-to-crack phrases as “123456,” “123456789,” “12345,” “qwerty” and “password” are the five most common passwords, says NordPass.

Commentary: Tech debt is a major hurdle to developer productivity. Nobl9’s new Hydrogen is here to help.

A third of employees admit lying to hide the fact that they accidentally deleted data, most doing so out of embarrassment or fear of punishment. Even more would lie about a ransomware infection.

There is a real need for “boots-on-the-ground” cybersecurity professionals, so why not tap into a pool of trained and motivated veterans?

Having the ability to Google from the command line can be an efficient way to look up something on Linux. Jack Wallen shows you how with the help of Googler.

The full right-click context menu in File Explorer can be restored in Windows 11 with a specific code and an unusual and slightly tricky hack of the Windows Registry File.

A hacker has taken responsibility for the compromise, saying they did it to highlight a vulnerability in the FBI’s system.