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Microsoft warns about this phishing attack that wants to read your emails
Attackers have targeted hundreds of organisations, says Microsoft security.
Hey drone industry: Quit griping, it's time to work with the FAA
The next couple of years of rulemaking will impact the drone sector potentially for generations. It's a good time for developers to get collaborative.
CIOs have a massive opportunity ahead. But there's a new threat on the horizon, too
IT leaders need to focus on how they deliver the outcomes the business requires. Or someone else might just step in.
Microsoft: We're auto-upgrading more PCs to Windows 10 21H2, so get ready
Ready or not, Windows 10 20H2 users can expect Microsoft to push them up to the latest Windows 10 release, version 21H2.
Software is crammed full of bugs. This 'exciting' project could banish most of them
Can a new initiative eradicate some of the most common software flaws?
Ports versus dongles: Why it matters
Fewer ports make laptops smaller, thinner, and lighter, but you'll need to carry (and possibly lose) an assortment of dongles and cable converters.
Mirai splinter botnets dominate IoT attack scene
One of the most well-known botnets ever to exist continues to plague PCs and connected devices.
ViLab, Actoplus ink partnership to tap China's virtual celebrity market
Hong Kong-based companies plan to develop digital social influencers in a bid to grab opportunities in a market where these virtual characters increasingly are used for commercial purposes, including livestreaming, brand endorsement, and marketing campaigns.
Twitter looks to bolster Singapore engineering team
Microblogging platform plans to double its engineering staff at its Singapore facility to 100 next year, with roles in data science, machine learning, and product management.
Belarusian activists launch ransomware attack against railway in protest of dictatorship, Russian troop surge
The Belarusian Cyber-Partisans demanded the release of 50 political prisoners and the removal of all Russian troops from the country.
ASIC working with five companies to develop corporate disclosure regtech platform
A new platform for analysing corporate disclosures is being developed to make it easier to detect when listed companies have bad disclosure practices.
