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How millions of digital home devices are secretly powering cyberattacks

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By Emma Scott Verified, Jack Gillum Verified, Noah Higgins-Dunn Verified, Robert McMillan Verified
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How Millions of Digital Home Devices Are Secretly Powering Cyberattacks

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By Jack Gillum Verified, Emma Scott Verified, Noah Higgins-Dunn Verified, Robert McMillan Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Millions of everyday consumer devices, especially knockoffs that you buy online, are being infected by a malware known as residential proxy software. This gives anyone—including hackers—a backdoor into home networks.
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When the ultrarich divorce, this lawyer calculates what their solo life will cost

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By Noah Higgins-Dunn Verified, Gunjan Banerji Verified, David Hall
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Gunjan Banerji, Noah Higgins-Dunn, David Hall This week, we're bringing you stories about the financial impact of divorce.For the superrich, divorce can resemble a high-stakes corporate liquidation. The proceedings offer a peek into the lives of America's growing ranks of millionaires and billionaires, and how wealth can alter the tenor of a marriage and shape its unwinding.
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