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Developer of Amphetamine says Apple agreed to let the Mac app stay up with its current name and logo, after previously threatening to remove it due to its name(William C. Gustafson / GitHub)

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Developer of Amphetamine says Apple agreed to let the Mac app stay up with its current name and logo, after previously threatening to remove it due to its name Source

REvil is pushing ransomware via an update for Kaseya’s IT management software, hitting hundreds of managed service providers with thousands of customers(Lawrence Abrams / BleepingComputer)

Team Technosmind3 years ago3 years ago01 mins

REvil is pushing ransomware via an update for Kaseya’s IT management software, hitting hundreds of managed service providers with thousands of customers Source

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Developer of Amphetamine says Apple agreed to let the Mac app stay up with its current name and logo, after previously threatening to remove it due to its name(William C. Gustafson / GitHub)

REvil is pushing ransomware via an update for Kaseya’s IT management software, hitting hundreds of managed service providers with thousands of customers(Lawrence Abrams / BleepingComputer)