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Colonial Pipeline Paid $5M to Hackers Hours After the Attack
The FBI usually does not condone paying ransoms to hackers as there's no guarantee hackers will hold up their end of the bargain.
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Motorola May Bring Over-the-Air Charging to Its Next Smartphones
The mobile firm partnered with a company that aims to make 'power as ubiquitous as WiFi.'
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