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Hostile states will attempt deadly cyber attacks on UK, warns NCSC
The UK has faced hundreds of cyber incidents in the past two years, but the biggest test is probably still to come.
WannaCry ransomware cyber attack cost the NHS almost £100m
Department of Health puts a figure on the financial cost of the incident, which disrupted patient care across the NHS.
Line lists cryptocurrency on Bitbox exchange
Japanese tech vendor puts its digital token Link on its recently launched exchange Bitbox, making it available for trade with three cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether.
Czech intelligence service shuts down Hezbollah hacking operation
Hezbollah agents used Facebook profiles for attractive women to trick targets into installing spyware-infected apps.
Samsung expands processor and image sensor brands to automotive
Samsung Electronics has introduced new brands in its semiconductor component business -- processors and image sensors -- for automotive applications.
US senators reportedly warn Trudeau to ban Huawei on 5G
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reportedly been warned by two US senators to exclude Huawei from taking part in nationwide 5G mobile network deployments.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Alibaba wants to diversify Hong Kong and believes startups are the key
Jack Ma's HK$1 billion non-profit fund is branching out to bring diversity into Hong Kong.
Samsung sells 1 million Galaxy Note 9 units in South Korea
Samsung has sold 1 million Galaxy Note 9 devices in South Korea 54 days after sales began, down on the preceding Galaxy Note 8 which hit the same number in 48 days.
Telstra calls for near halving of NBN wholesale price
Telstra CEO Andy Penn wants a AU$20 chop to the pricing charged to retailers by NBN.
Judge to determine if subtitle sites deserve piracy block
Roadshow is targeting four sites that provide access to allegedly copyright-infringing subtitles for TV shows and movies, with Addic7ed, opensubtitles.org, Subscene, and YIFY subtitles under aim.
