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Twitter will finally let users disable SMS as default 2FA method
And it only took Twitter's CEO getting hacked to happen.
Salesforce teases its emerging AI capabilities
At Dreamforce, the CRM powerhouse gave live demos of a fully-autonomous AI agent, the world's largest open-source language model and other tools on the horizon.
Public USB charging stations: To use or not to use?
Travelers should use only AC charging ports, use USB no-data cables, or "USB condom" devices.
Best gifts: Gadgets to get you fit and healthy
With the new year approaching, why not gently shift your focus toward good habits, health, fitness, and being kind to yourself?
Predictions 2020: RegTech funding will explode as VC investments in other markets cool
Tighter investor scrutiny will moderate venture capital and private equity investments. Meanwhile, regulatory technology funding will soar. Read our predictions.
Ransomware: A free tool can decrypt this malware variant that puts a ransom note on your desktop wallpaper
The Hakbit ransomware is new but has some unusual features.
US federal regulator looks into Google's latest health venture
Google defends its Project Nightingale deal with Ascension, which involves access to detailed patient records.
Google will pay bug hunters up to $1.5m if they can hack its Titan M chip
Google increases bug bounty payouts because hacking Android is harder than it sounds.
Why Colorado spent two years overhauling its benefits platform
Ultimately, equipping state employees with a more modern platform will help Colorado residents get more out of the Colorado Benefits Management System, said Dan Santangelo, Colorado's deputy CTO.
Tech Turkeys 2019: Which company laid the biggest egg?
All the top technology firms made our list of the year's worst products and services. But Jason Perlow and Jason Cipriani differ on the reasons why in this week's Jason Squared.
