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October 31, 2022

iPhone zero-day. Update your device now.

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iPhone zero-day. Update your devices now!

It's time to update your iPhones to ward off a zero-day threat discovered by an anonymous researcher.

Point-of-sale malware used to steal 167,000 credit cards

Researchers have discovered 167,000 sets of credit card details, stolen by MajikPOS and Treasure Hunter point-of-sale malware.

Chrome users, you have 3 months to say goodbye to Windows 7 and 8.1

Chrome will not be there for you when Microsoft ends its Extended Security Updates program for legacy Windows versions early next year.

A gym heist in London goes cyber: Lock and Code podcast

A woman's bag was stolen from her gym locker in London. Just hours later, thousands of pounds had been drained from her bank. She tells Lock and Code host David Ruiz her story.

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