This phishing attack wants to read your emails

Ready or not, more PCs will get Windows 10 21H2

ZDNet Tech Today January 25, 2022

Microsoft warns about this phishing attack that wants to read your emails READ FULL STORY RELATED • Staff negligence is now a major reason for insider security incidents • This sneaky ransomware is now targeting Linux servers, too • 'We're losing control of our data' as breaches reach an all-time high • This cruel Android malware wipes phones after stealing money   DHS: Americans should be prepared for potential Russian cyberattacks Samsung Galaxy S22: Rumors, leaks, release date, and everything else we know Hackers hijacking Instagram accounts of companies and influencers, demanding ransom Meta says it will soon have the world's fastest AI supercomputer Amazon Echo Show 15 review: Is a bigger Alexa display better?

Software is crammed full of bugs. This project could banish most of them READ FULL STORY Microsoft: We're auto-upgrading more PCs to Windows 10 21H2, so get ready READ FULL STORY Developers: Here's how much your programming skills are worth right now READ FULL STORY Hey drone industry: Quit griping, it's time to work with the FAA READ FULL STORY The Future of Money 1. The future of money: Where blockchain and cryptocurrency will take us next 2. What is DeFi? Everything you need to know about the future of decentralised finance 3. Businesses are banking on cryptocurrency. But there are two big challenges ahead 4. How to keep your bank details and finances more secure online See more › ZDNet Academy Deals 1. Mini-tablets like the Lenovo Smart Tab M8 do far more than smartphones. Get one for $140 2. Get rid of dead zones in your home with up to 20% off these long-range Wi-Fi boosters 3. Get a lifetime subscription to Speakly for just $70 and quickly learn any of 8 languages 4. Enjoy a lifetime of skills training, ad-free documentaries and VPN protection for $199 See more › She didn't trust her movers. A single Apple AirTag proved she was right AirTags are being used for all sorts of evil purposes. They're also proving to be very useful for many people. READ FULL STORY

This newsletter is a service of ZDNet.com. To update your account, please visit our Subscription Center. Unsubscribe | Terms of Use | Privacy policy Trouble viewing this? Read Online   © 2022 ZDNet, A Red Ventures company. All rights reserved. ZDNet 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.