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Atlassian beats Q3 expectations
However, shares were down in after-hours trading as its Q4 profit expectations were low.
LinkedIn bug allowed data to be stolen from user profiles
Private profile data — like phone numbers and email addresses — could have been easily collected.
Square buys catering platform Zesty to bolster Caviar
The acquisition is a move to expand Caviar with more corporate catering services.
Digital Darwinism: Businesses won't fully exploit 5G until it works in the wild
Tom Goodwin, EVP & head of Innovation at Zenith, discusses how businesses won't fully exploit 5G until they see how it works in the wild
Leading cryptographers blast tech industry for falling behind on security
RSA Conference panel takes hard look at current issues.
eBay's app update makes it easier to list items for sale
eBay said the update taps into its collection of structured data to pre-populate an entire listing with just an item name or scanned barcode.
Disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Natural and man-made disasters can jeopardize the operations and future of any company, so it’s critical to develop a plan to help ensure ongoing business processes in a crisis. This sample plan explains...
Microsoft offers limited-time 30 percent discount on SQL Server on Linux
Microsoft is offering 30 percent off a SQL Server 2017 on Linux subscription through June 30, 2018, to qualifying customers.
The components of a decentralized global economy
Marc Blinder, chief product officer at Aikon, explains how using blockchain enables developers to participate in a global techology market without needing banks and/or credit cards
Learn to use GitHub with GitHub Learning Lab
Want to join the 27 million open-source programmers who develop on GitHub? Here's how to get your start.
This malware targets Facebook log-in details, infects over 45,000 in just days
StressPaint malware is "developed professionally" and could be be harvesting accounts for anything from credential selling and identity theft, to malvertising and propaganda campaigns, warn researchers.
