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CEOs are deleting their social media accounts to protect against hackers
PwC report finds that cyber attacks are the biggest worry for business - to such an extent some CEOs are deleting social media accounts to help personally avoid falling victim to criminals.
The big 5G decision: Huawei gets role in UK network roll-outs, despite US pressure
But 'high risk vendors' like Huawei are banned from core of 5G networks and limited to 35% cap in other areas, says government.
Hijacked botnet: Someone is messing with the Phorpiex malware
Someone is uninstalling the Phorpiex malware from infected PCs and telling users to install an antivirus
Zoom fixes security flaw that could have let hackers join video conference calls
Vulnerability in Zoom discovered by researchers could have allowed attackers access to meetings - and an easy means of corporate espionage.
New dog in town? A K9 robot for construction and more
Roving agile sensor platforms are becoming more sophisticated, capable.
LoRaWAN networks are spreading but security researchers say beware
IOActive security researchers say LoRaWAN networks are vulnerable to cyber-attacks despite boastful claims about the protocol's security features.
Malware: One in ten macOS users have been targeted by this threat
This threat might be relatively basic, but it is still a headache for many Mac users.
Egypt's building a new capital: Inside the smart city in the desert
A new administrative center being built between the Nile and the Suez Canal will be the country's first smart city.
Microsoft urged: Open-source Windows 7 to 'undo past wrongs'
Group of free software advocates calls on Microsoft to release Windows 7 under a free software license.
Office Depot reveals habits of US tech device users
Apple, Samsung and all the rest do keep consumers busy with new and desirable tech devices, but how often do Americans really get around to upgrading their devices?
