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"FBI:  Scammers stole $5.6 billion in cryptocurrency funds last year."

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TODAY'S FEATURED STORY
FBI: Scammers Stole $5.6 Billion in Cryptocurrency Funds Last Year

Did one of your new internet friends recommend a can't-miss crypto investment? Don't waste your time (or money), the FBI warns, or you could become a statistic in the agency's next report.

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Flipper Zero Gets Major Firmware Update, Can Eavesdrop on Walkie-Talkies

The Flipper Zero gets JavaScript compatibility, battery life improvements, and faster NFC copying speeds, to name a few of its new features.

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Hacker Hits Rental Car Provider Avis, Steals Data on 300,000 Users

Stolen data includes phone number, date of birth, and credit card and driver’s license numbers.

Apple Owes Ireland $14.4 Billion From 'Illegal' Tax Benefits, Court Rules

The decade-long legal battle culminates in a fund transfer to Ireland, which doesn't seem as happy about it as you might think.

NSA Podcast Lets You Listen in on Them for a Change

Get to know your friendly neighborhood spy agency across eight episodes that promise to shed light on the NSA's operations. First up: a breakdown of the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

Windows 11 Is Ultra Secure—Here's How to Keep It That Way

You can’t run Windows 11 on a PC that lacks essential security hardware. That's a good thing. Less promising is the fact that you can disable these requirements. Don't do that!

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Everything Apple Announced at Its iPhone 16 'Glowtime' Event

There were no big surprises today, with Apple showing off a new smartphone, smartwatch, and earbuds. We won't get to test out its AI suite for another few weeks (or months), though.

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