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OneWeb plans satellite launches in December and throughout 2021 and 2022.

Data cap comes to 12 more US states over four years after everyone else got it.

The company is rolling out a patch for the vulnerabilities, which allowed one researcher to break into a car in 90 seconds and drive away.

For now, the security measure will be available only to people using the beta version of the app.

A new generation of machines is automating a tech-averse industry.

Ransomware as a service, exposed SMS photos, and more of the week's top security news.

Edge users take to social media to report their Web searches are being hijacked.

End-to-end encryption is growing in popularity. Google is getting on board.

AT&T TV users already pay $130 a month. Increases of up to $9 coming in January.

The vulnerability was found through the company's bug bounty program, now in its tenth year.

Attacks are linked to Cicada, a group believed to be funded by the Chinese state.

The problem wasn't so much what Apple did, states said, as what Apple hid.

45MHz freed up in 5GHz band because automakers failed to widely deploy safety tech.

Security flaws found as Web conferencing spikes because of work-at-home routines.

A deepfake bot has been generating explicit, non-consensual images on the platform. The researchers who found it say their warnings have been ignored.

The tracker-blocking company will soon launch a privacy-friendly desktop browser as well.

The president dismissed the widely respected cybersecurity agency director Tuesday night for pushing back against election disinformation.

The blockbuster game of deception has security holes that let cheaters run wild.

Firewalls are "100% blind" to ~50 Apple apps and processes under undocumented change.

Hulu + Live TV went from $40 to $65 since 2017; rival services raised prices, too.

Dozens of computer scientists say there’s “no credible evidence” of election fraud.

The Pluton security processor will give the software giant an even more prominent role in locking down Windows hardware.

The president's responsibility for the US nuclear arsenal is a Cold War anachronism. The Trump era shows why it needs reform.

Amid concern that macOS logs app usage in real time, Apple issues assurances.

“Voter Integrity Fund” seeks evidence to back up Trump’s baseless fraud claims.

It’s no longer just about issuing a laptop—the world and our requirements have changed.

Does your great-aunt Winifred ask for tech support every year? Even if you aren't traveling this year, send your loved ones this advice to show you care.

Covid-19 research hacking, the Pentagon's Photoshop antics, and more of the week's top security news.

The issues affected users who didn't upgrade their software, and other Apple services too.

Computer makers are in the process of patching Boot Guard. Have you installed it yet?