Windows XP so out-of-date it limited WannaCry spread
WannaCry contains seeds of its own destruction - crashed XP PCs before it could spread
WannaCry spread through the global internet in a matter of hours
In a survey for Reuters, security firm BitSight found that 67 per cent of WannaCry-infected PCs it investigated were running Windows 7 without important security patches, despite the OS being installed...
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Telecoms giants urge caution, while Samsung says it's ready to take Huawei's place in the UK's 5G networks
Google open-sources network security scanner Tsunami
The project code was released on GitHub last month
US mulls a ban on TikTok and other Chinese social media apps
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Government set to phase out Huawei from British 5G networks within months, report claims
Huawei will be forced to use 'untrusted' microchips in its equipment due to recent sanctions imposed by the US, intelligence officials claim
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