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  1. The best Chromebooks can be effective - and affordable - laptops for your creative work. View the full article
  2. The M1 iPad Pro is now as fast as the 13-inch MacBook Pro, so which is right for you? View the full article
  3. Imperva's Elad Erez discusses findings that 46 percent of on-prem databases are sitting ducks, unpatched and vulnerable to attack, each with an average of 26 flaws. View the full article
  4. Give your designs a streetwise edge with our pick of the best free graffiti fonts. View the full article
  5. Citizen Lab urges Apple users to update immediately. The new zero-click zero-day ForcedEntry flaw affects all things Apple: iPhones, iPads, Macs and Watches. View the full article
  6. AirPods Pro offer top-tier noise cancellation and great sound quality, and are a great buy at today's prices. View the full article
  7. Just kidding, but this optical illusion is for pet lovers only. View the full article
  8. Record-breaking distributed denial of service attack targets Russia’s version of Google - Yandex. View the full article
  9. The best way for creatives everywhere to make their brand or designs stand out and to win more clients. View the full article
  10. The basic design is worth more than you’d imagine. View the full article
  11. Apple's best-sounding headphones may not be ideal for all. View the full article
  12. They were posted for free by former Babuk gang members who’ve bickered, squabbled and huffed off to start their own darn ransomware businesses, dagnabbit. View the full article
  13. John Hammond, security researcher with Huntress, discusses how financially motivated cybercrooks use and abuse cryptocurrency. View the full article
  14. A chain of exploits could allow a malicious Azure user to infiltrate other customers' cloud instances within Microsoft's container-as-a-service offering. View the full article
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