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The dust is finally settling on the cyberattack that downed Marks & Spencer’s online store for more than six weeks this spring. The ransomware attack, carried out by a hacker group calling itself Drag
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Privacy pioneer In March, Meredith Whittaker, president of encrypted messaging app Signal, learned about the Trump Administration’s Signal-gate scandal from a group chat. Slack-jawed, she read the Atl
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The likely successor to the ‘flip phone challenge’.