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Brazilian Electoral Court considers Telegram ban to fend off fake news
The company has not responded to a meeting request to discuss measures to tackle disinformation online.
CISA adds 13 exploited vulnerabilities to list, 9 with Feb. 1 remediation date
CISA urged federal civilian agencies to address 9 vulnerabilities within the next two weeks.
Best smartphone deals available right now: iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, more
Whether you're upgrading from the old or buying your very first, these are the best deals available on smartphones by Apple, Google, Samsung, and more.
IBM sells Watson Health assets to investment firm Francisco Partners
After struggling to grow the business unit and turning its focus to higher-margin businesses, IBM finally sells parts of Watson Health.
Let's talk about how companies track your data across the internet
ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to Oxford University's Dr. Carissa Véliz about the data economy, surveillance, online privacy -- and what you can do to fight back.
Practice some working-from-home empathy
As the pandemic continues into another holiday season, it's important to keep mental and emotional health in mind.
Log4J: Attackers continue targeting VMware Horizon servers
VMware has urged customers to apply the latest guidance as a way to resolve vulnerabilities CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-4504.
Preordering the Samsung Galaxy S22? Reserve it now for an additional $50 credit
Starting Jan. 21, you can reserve your spot to preorder Samsung's new Galaxy smartphone and tablet, with some exclusive offers bundled in.
Bank of America will reduce overdraft fees and eliminate others in 2022
Bank of America is reducing and eliminating a number of fees. Which ones ended up on the chopping block, and when do the changes take effect?
Best stereo speakers 2022: Build the perfect stereo system
Get ready to jam with big sound. Here are ZDNet's top picks.
Intel plans for largest chip manufacturing site in the world
The 1,000-acre manufacturing site in Ohio will cost the tech giant $20 billion.
