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1. • Avast Free Security for Mac

     CNET· 16 hours ago

     You may think Macs are immune to viruses, and your Mac will never get affected by malware. Unfortunately, that is a myth and is not true, Macs can get viruses too. Most antivirus ...

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     Citing national security, US will ban Kaspersky anti-virus software in July

     Ars Technica· 12 hours ago

     The US believes that security software made by Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab represents a national...

3. • Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denies it's a hazard after the U.S. bans its software

     NPR· 1 hour ago

     “The risks to U.S. national security addressed in this Final Determination stem not from whether Kaspersky’s products are effective at identifying viruses and other malware

4. • Can a virtual machine get a virus like a desktop can? | TechTarget

     SearchSecurity.com· 3 days ago

     As an IT administrator, a common practice is to use an extra virtual machine to perform a variety of management and testing tasks. The isolated nature of virtual machines (VMs) lets desktop ...

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     I've used Linux for 30 years. Here are 5 reasons why I'll never switch to Windows or MacOS

     ZDNet· 2 days ago

     What makes Linux so special for me that I wouldn't even consider making the switch to either MacOS...

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     Hackers are now using emoji to speed up their cyberattacks — how to stay safe

     Tom's Guide via Yahoo News· 6 days ago

     Earlier this year, the Indian government came under attack from a Linux malware called Digomoji....

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     Every VSCode User Needs to Watch Out for Malicious Extensions

     MakeUseOf· 2 days ago

     Extending the functionality of your favorite programs with extensions is great—if the extensions...

8. • US To Ban Kaspersky Sales As Cybersecurity Vendor Denies Threat Accusations

     CRN· 12 hours ago

     Starting midnight July 20, Kaspersky is barred “from entering into any new agreement with U.S. persons involving one or more” information and communications technology and services deals. The ...

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     ‘Lowest kind of act’: Scammers are using obituaries to make money

     NBC 2 Fort Myers· 1 day ago

     Jeff Nieves knows that scammers will do anything to steal people’s money. As the funeral director...

10. • Jim Rossman: Switching out of Windows S mode isn’t scary

      Dallas Morning News· 5 days ago

      S mode only allows apps from the Microsoft store and requires the default browser to be Microsoft Edge and default search engine to be Microsoft Bing. The limitation on apps only from the Microsoft ...