The biggest security meltdowns of 2021

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December 31, 2021

The biggest data breaches, hacks of 2021

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•	Copycat and fad hackers will be the bane of supply chain security in 2022
•	T-Mobile confirms SIM swapping attacks led to breach
•	In 2022, security will be priority number one for Linux and open-source developers

Confusing data breach in Rhode Island leads to AG investigation

These airlines said no more masks: Then their doctor spoke up

Auditing firm CertiK calls crypto smart wallet SaitaMask 'issue free and hacker resistant'

Shutterfly reports ransomware incident

Samsung ships four times more foldables in 2021 than in 2020

Pixel 6: Why I replaced my iPhone with Google's newest Android phone

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American Airlines has a special way of dealing with angry customers

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Low-code and no-code platforms move beyond the shiny-tools stage

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In 2022, security will be priority number one for Linux and open-source developers

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Windows 11 FAQ: Our upgrade guide and everything else you need to know

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