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TechRepublic’s Alison DeNisco explains what happens when companies and organizations are attacked by ransomware chained to massive denial of service attacks.

Get ready to sudo apt-get Ubuntu, openSUSE, and Fedora from inside Windows. Nick Heath explains how and why tech professionals will use Linux commands in this fall’s Windows 10 Creators Update.

Hyperloop One traveled 300 meters and hit “historic speeds.” TechRepublic’s Conner Forrest explains how Elon Musk’s transportation innovation will change business.

Large Excel worksheets can be distracting. Here’s how you can hide unused space and focus on what you’re working on.

Mobile phishing is on the rise, and most of it is targeting iOS. It’s also moving away from your inbox and into apps, where it’s much harder to catch.

On August 21, 2017, two NASA WB-57 jets will chase the solar eclipse across Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky to capture 7-8 minutes of totality on high-definition video. Video courtesy of NASA.

What happens when 750,000 motorcycles arrive in a tiny western South Dakota town? Drag races, concerts, and a lot of tech, says Brad Jurgensen of HomeSlice Media.

As computing shifts to GPUs, AMD is looking like an alternative to Nvidia as well as Intel.

Trying to get up to speed on the cloud? Here are five books that can help.

Constantly plugging in your phone to charge it? Here are some tips that could save you the trouble.

Joel Benavides, Senior Director Global Legal and Advocacy at cloud data host Box, explains how the General Data Protection Regulation will impact cloud-stored data.

It might not be outside hackers, or even those currently employed, that are your biggest risk. It’s more likely someone who was recently fired and has a grudge.