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An altered computer chip

Technology

UK is right to worry that tech takeovers may let hackers in

Electronic chips made abroad can be altered to allow foreign powers to disrupt critical infrastructure. Nations are right to fret about it, says Paul Marks

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Bird of prey

Life

People who illegally kill birds of prey are getting away with it

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A legal trade in rhino horn could be twice as big as illegal one

Life

A legal trade in rhino horn could be twice as big as illegal one

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body cam

Technology

A world where cameras are always on may make us less human

Leader

cops camera

Technology

Police body cams were meant to keep us safer. Are they working?

Insight

Woman wearing headphones uses laptop trackpad

Technology

Online game will spot if you have hidden cybersecurity talents

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People lie on the ground as a police officer points a gun

Technology

This AI reads the news to keep tabs on US police shootings

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Dual image

Technology

Two-colour pixels let you draw pair of images in the same space

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Phil Schiller of Apple introduces the iPhone X at a launch event in Cupertino, California

Technology

Why the iPhone X’s Face ID is a terrible way to secure your data

Insight

Technology

Equifax data breach hits nearly half of US – and isn't over yet

“Horrendous” hack of Equifax, a US firm responsible for millions of people’s credit ratings, is not the biggest in US history, but the data is the most sensitive

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Technology

The Darkening Web: Misinformation is the strongest cyberweapon

Culture

Technology

The dos and don’ts when defending yourself from online abuse

Features

Technology

AI uses bitcoin trail to find and help sex-trafficking victims

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Physics

Fraudulent figures: The numbers that say when things are fishy

Features