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Privacy no more: How machine learning in the cloud will strip us naked
The combination of IoT sensors and data lakes become a powerful tool for pattern analysis, but has serious privacy implications for the consumer and the employee in the workplace.
Facebook defends giving tech giants access to extensive user data
In a story which unfortunately just keeps giving, Facebook has yet again awarded us with a privacy scandal worthy of note.
Government systems need better IT security
Chris Wysopal, chief technology officer at CA Veracode, gives Tonya Hall various recommendations for improving election security.
5 features that really stand out and every smartphone should have
While smartphone manufacturers try to differentiate their products, there are some features they need to be on the same page about.
Watch researchers remotely brick a server by corrupting its BMC & UEFI firmware
Attack is only a proof-of-concept, but one that can be as damaging as ransomware or disk-wiping malware.
'A very, very bad thing': This is what a no-deal Brexit looks like for the tech industry
Tech companies are worried about data flows, staffing and investment in the event of a no-deal departure from Europe.
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...
Paradigm shift: Can anyone be a robotics programmer with sensor-embedded clothes?
One company's quest to democratize robotics integration by taking programmers out of the loop.
New 4G and 5G spectrum auction aims to fix rural mobile not-spots
Nearly half of all rural homes have access to poor or no mobile coverage.
ST Telemedia to build first Thailand data centre with joint venture partner
Singapore's ST Telemedia Global Data Centres has unveiled plans to build a 75,000 square metre data centre in central Bangkok through a joint venture partnership with Thai industrial platform provider, TICON.
KT develops C-V2X reader for self-driving cars
KT has developed a reader for cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) that will allow autonomous vehicles to detect passersby and traffic signals.
