Log4j flaw threat level remains high

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January 4, 2022

Log4j flaw attack levels remain high, Microsoft warns

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•	Log4j flaw: 10 questions you need to be asking
•	Multiple Log4j scanners released by CISA, CrowdStrike
•	Log4J added to DHS bug bounty program
•	Google acquires Israeli cybersecurity company Siemplify for $500 million

First Microsoft Pluton-powered Windows 11 PCs to start rolling out this year

End of a smartphone era as BlackBerry phones reach the end of the line

Microsoft issues emergency fix for Exchange Server date-check bug

iOS 15.2: Are you experiencing these iPhone problems?

CES 2022: Nvidia partners with AT&T, Samsung to promote GeForce NOW

Microsoft Teams: Here's what new and updated in the last month

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5G: AT&T and Verizon just reversed course, agree to two-week C-band delay

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This Labrador "Retriever" robot assists those with chronic pain

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5 essential 2022 tech New Year's resolutions you should stick to

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Cleaning up the Linux kernel's 'Dependency Hell': This developer is proposing 2,200 commit changes

Cleaning off decades of code mess isn't for the faint of heart, but leading Linux kernel developer Ingo Molnar is giving it the old college try in the open-source Linux kernel.

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