security this week
Just In
Today on ZDNet
I risked staying in a hotel and I won't do it again for a while
COVID hit the hotel industry very hard. And, much as hotel companies try to recover, the current experience makes one wonder whether technology can really help at all.
Google removes 17 Android apps caught engaging in WAP billing fraud
The 17 apps were infected with the Joker (Bread) malware, which Google described in January 2020 as one of the most persistent threats it dealt with since 2017.
Larger tablets revive tablet PC market during pandemic
Tablets with screen size 10 inches and above has become top-selling segment for first time, as market sees sales increasing at the fastest rate since 2014, according to a new research report.
Covid-19 crisis spurred greater API development, survey suggests
Survey of more than 13,000 developers shows things were full-steam ahead with APIs, which helped enterprises ramp up their digital transformation efforts.
This company's Zoom policy may be the worst I've ever heard
Working from home has made many companies reassess how they manage. Some manage to make things worse.
KuCoin cryptocurrency exchange hacked for $150 million
KuCoin said an intruder drained all its hot wallets today.
Pastebin adds 'Burn After Read' and 'Password Protected Pastes' to the dismay of the infosec community
The two new features will make it easier to disguise malware operations.
This is an AI, what's your emergency?
Complex emergencies are getting far too complex for human dispatchers to coordinate, so AI/ML is the new norm.
Best mouse in 2020: From SteelSeries to Logitech, the top mice compared
Finding yourself spending more and more time working from your home office? Time to kit it out with quality mice so you can get more work done in less time, and also keep your hands and wrists healthy.
Swamped by COVID-19 research, scientists ask for tech solutions
Awash in research, scientific work is becoming inefficient and at times redundant. But AI could help.
