Computer buying
Why the RAM shortage is making electronics more expensive
Memory suppliers now say the shortage could remain tight beyond 2027. Here is what that means for the next computer, phone, or solid-state drive you buy.
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Computer buying
Memory suppliers now say the shortage could remain tight beyond 2027. Here is what that means for the next computer, phone, or solid-state drive you buy.
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Zero trust replaces broad, permanent access with deliberate checks around each person, device, application, and piece of data.
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Passkeys are easier to use, harder to phish, and do not depend on remembering or reusing passwords.
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Own an iPhone XR, XS, 11, or second-generation SE? Here is what the USBLiter8 security issue means and what you should do about it.
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The safest first move with a suspicious email is usually the same: do not use the link, button, reply path, or phone number that arrived inside the message.
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The FBI recorded more than $2.1 billion in reported tech-support fraud losses in 2025. Most cases begin with pressure: a fake alert, refund story, or demand for remote access.
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