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Influencer marketing spending is on the rise
Businesses need to spend more on influencer marketing and use more social content, according to new reports.
Security bug would have allowed hackers access to Google's internal network
Security researcher finds dangerous XSS bug in Google's Invoice Submission Portal.
Twitter wipes out thousands of fake accounts connected to Iran, Russia
The accounts specialized in manipulating and influencing political conversations.
Facebook seals cryptocurrency deal with Visa, Mastercard, PayPal: report
Updated: Reports suggest the new virtual coin will be revealed next week with the backing of major companies.
Europol turns cryptocurrency crimes into a game
Gamification is the way forward when it comes to training officers in tracking down criminals.
Huawei's Android puzzle: Is Linux Sailfish now an option alongside its own OS?
Huawei looks at a Sailfish OS option to solve the US block on accessing Google Android.
Hiring kit: Computer Forensic Analyst
The typical job duties of a computer forensic analyst involve the examination of electronic equipment ranging from basic USB flash drives to entire enterprise IT infrastructures. Whether it is a personal...
This "most dangerous" hacking group is now probing power grids
Hackers that tried to interfere with the safety systems of an industrial plant are now looking at power utilities too.
Where is Alteryx heading in the cloud transformation?
Like longtime partner Tableau, Alteryx has enjoyed strong loyalty with its self-service culture. But with cloud giants looming in its backyard and the ambitions of its user base to add machine learning to their resumes, the company is facing generational change.
Middle East has a big problem: It loves tech but can't stop blocking it
Concerns about free expression and privacy are shaping online behaviors in the Middle East, as more governments crack down.
Don't believe these iPhone Lightning cable myths
Makers of third-party Lightning cables for iPhones keep pushing falsehoods to try to dupe people into buying their cables. Here are three myths you should ignore.
