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FigLeaf app is going find where your data has been leaked on the internet
ZDNet spoke with FigLeaf cofounder Yuriy Dvoinos ahead of the company's big product launch in 2019.
Japan is desperate for Indian techies, but will they bite?
As the US clamps down on Indian H1Bs, Japan emerges as a potential savior for this beleaguered cohort. Yet, a cultural chasm between the two countries could upend this golden opportunity.
Last-minute deals: Gift ideas you can order online and still get in time
The sales include $70 off the Philips Hue Color pack, a $179 Chromebook, bargains on instant digital e-cards, and more.
Apple sued for lying about iPhone X screen size
Some see Apple's marketing practices as a touch shady. A new lawsuit wants to test that idea.
Chinese websites have been under attack for a week via a new PHP framework bug
PoC for ThinkPHP security flaw sparks furious scans for vulnerable sites, most of which are based in China.
What’s next for 2019? IoT trends and predictions
Will IoT hit the mainstream in 2019? A new study by Arm reveals what customers want next year.
SMB best practices: Templates for creating estimates, invoices, and billing statements
No business, big or small, will last long if it doesn’t get promptly and properly paid for services rendered and products delivered. These guidelines explain the characteristics that constitute a proper...
Predictions for 2019 in data, analytics and AI
This year's round-up of predictions from industry figures yields wisdom in: AI, data regulation, data governance, the state of the Hadoop market, open source and "the edge."
How to avoid being phished during holiday shopping season
Although hackers are getting more and more sophisticated, you can still recognize that something is not right online. NordVPN shares tips on spotting a phishing message -- and keep your online activities safe.
What to expect from 5G in 2019, according to GSMA
We should soon see some gigabit connections and ultra low latency, and how the enterprise use cases are already being negotiated.
PewDiePie hacker takes over 100,000 printers in latest attack to boost his YouTube channel
The attacker told users to sort out their printer security -- and subscribe to the vlogger "overlord," too.
