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ZDNet’s Danny Palmer explains why Bad Rabbit, WannaCry, NotPetya, and other strains of ransomware are so virulent.

Neil Walsh, Chief of the UN Office on Drugs & Crime Global Cybercrime Programme, explains what companies can learn from cyber-attacks targeting government institutions and NGOs.

ZDNet’s Steve Ranger explains why hackers are targeting industrial control systems, and how weaknesses in critical infrastructure could lead to cyber-conflict in the near future.

Samsung’s Bixby digital assistant is transforming in a big way in its 2.0 versions. Here are some of the biggest differences coming in 2018.

If your company is thinking about implementing a work-from-home policy, here are five reasons why remote work is a good idea.

Author James Barratt explains why the evolution of artificial intelligence will kickstart quantum computing and a new wave of technological innovation.

LibreOffice has updated its interface to look cleaner and more modern, and work more efficiently. Here’s how to get the new version.

Bad Rabbit hit Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and Turkey. TechRepublic’s Brandon Vigliarolo explains how the year’s third major ransomware attack spread through Europe.

Programming isn’t the only way into the tech industry. TechRepublic’s Olivia Krauth shares five essential skills that can help kickstart your career.

How a temporary network is built for the 68 year old workshop to handle tens of thousands of images, hundreds of gigabytes of video, and wireless access points for more than 100 people

TechRepublic’s Teena Maddox explains how baseball’s top teams are using big data on the field and in the stadium to super-serve fans and make every game a unique experience.

This year major Dark Web markets-from AlphaBay to Hansa to Dream Market-have been taken down. But can law enforcement keep up with overwhelming demand for illicit data?

Amazon Key includes the Amazon Cloud Cam, the Amazon Key app, and a smart lock. Larry Dignan and Bill Detwiler debate the business and privacy implications of the company’s new home delivery service.

After dabbling with Linux, Munich is switching back to Windows. TechRepublic’s Nick Heath explains the history of the experiment and why the city is making the change.

Limor Kessem, Executive Security Advisor at IBM Security, explains the important steps everyone can take to improve personal and corporate security.

Jack Wallen provides step-by-step instructions to create and format a bootable USB drive using the Rufus utility.

Perry Chaffee, VP of Strategy at WWPass, explains why biometric and username-less authentication might rapidly replace old fashioned passwords.

Workers are overwhelmed by cyberthreats coupled with social media, says security analyst and TechRepublic contributor Gregory Michaelidis.