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Hacking Google: The three Israeli white hats rooting out the web's security holes
Three Israeli hackers have been among the most prolific hunters in Google's bug bounty program - but they still trust the company with their data.
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GDPR: Google hit with €50 million fine by French data protection watchdog
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Trio sent behind bars over illegal drug, painkiller trades in the Dark Web
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Russia: We're suing Facebook, Twitter for snubbing law on storing users' data locally
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New Phobos ransomware exploits weak security to hit targets around the world
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DarkHydrus abuses Google Drive to spread RogueRobin Trojan
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