Software giant sinkholes systems used by Russian gang Microsoft this week seized seven internet domains run by Russia-linked threat group Strontium, which was using the infrastructure to target Ukrainian institutions as well as think tanks in the US…
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Lees meer12 years on, rebates-for-not-using-AMD-chips case isn't over yet... The European Commission (EC) is going ahead with an appeal against a court decision earlier this year to drop a $1.2 billion fine imposed against Intel for anti-competitive behavior…
Lees meerRemember warning about hurried release to meet Brexit deadline? Never forget A system vital to the flow of goods across the UK's border has suffered a devastating outage following a rush to implement it in time for the Brexit deadline.…
Lees meerAgency upset YouTube hasn't removed 'fake' videos about activities it won't call 'war' Russia's communications scold is fed up with all the misinformation online, at least with regard to Google and its YouTube subsidiary.…
Lees meerStandard grants access to public hotspots without having to register each time The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) has completed testing to prepare for the deployment of WBA OpenRoaming, a federation service built to give seamless access to Wi-Fi …
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Lees meerGoogle says Topaz will lower latency, even though both nations already have shorter routes to bit barns Google has revealed it will fund a submarine cable connecting Japan and Canada.…
Lees meerCWU wants 10% for members, cites biting inflation rises in UK The Communication Workers Union is lining up an industrial action ballot for members working at BT after rejecting the telecom company's offer of a flat rate £1,500 pay rise for 58,000 fr…
Lees meerBeijing may have had a hand in attacks in Ukraine, too China has been accused of conducting a long-term cyber attack on India's power grid, and has been implicated in cyber attacks against targets in Ukraine.…
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Lees meer'Opaque and difficult' Google Ad rules cost biz 20 hours profit Google has failed in its bid to dismiss a €150 million fine ordered by France's monopoly watchdog in 2019 for exploiting its position in the search advertising market, a court ruled on …
Lees meerOffice 365 and Windows 365 prices to rise in September – one SKU by much more than recent commercial increase Microsoft has hiked the price of Office 365 and Windows 365 versions it offers to non-profit customers, effective September 1, 2022.…
Lees meerFor now, a mere 80 million more citizens can trial the Digital Yuan China's central bank digital currency, the Digital Yuan, has been integrated with Tencent's flagship messaging app WeChat, and appears as a payment option when users employ the supe…
Lees meerAppoints independent committee and gives angry investors most of what they want Toshiba has decided it will consider proposals to take the company private, and devise yet another strategy to improve its performance, suggesting alternative proposals …
Lees meerHe's the third gangster in crew to face time behind bars Another member of notorious cybercrime ring FIN7 is headed to jail after the gang breached major companies' networks across the US and stole more than $1 billion from these businesses' custome…
Lees meerSoftware HR in the crosshairs over discrimination law A newly proposed amendment to California's hiring discrimination laws would make AI-powered employment decision-making software a source of legal liability. …
Lees meerPlus more financially motivated miscreants try to monetize invasion Facebook is fighting a surge in cyber-espionage attempts and misinformation campaigns related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to a new report by parent group Meta.…
Lees meerAMD wants to arm AWS rivals with flexible networking chips? Sounds Epyc With cloud service providers like Amazon Web Services increasingly building their own silicon, it's no surprise that large chip companies like Intel and AMD are trying to find n…
Lees meerBundled version of Node.js simplifies executing downloaded code Adobe Creative Cloud Experience, a service installed via the Creative Cloud installer for Windows, includes a Node.js executable that's useable as part of an attack chain.…
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