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What happened
ZDNet roundup (May 5–6, 2026) highlighting multiple security issues: a reported “Copy Fail” Linux vulnerability described as critical and affecting millions (recommend immediate vendor patching/mitigation and system audits); a Trojan abusing Microsoft Phone Link to steal passwords (disconnect syncing, scan endpoints, rotate credentials); widespread recruiter impersonation and job-listing scams on LinkedIn (verify postings, avoid sharing sensitive info); and several important Windows Defender settings that are off by default (enable recommended protections). The feed contains consumer-tech & UX
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