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Samsung Electronics leader gets 2.5-year sentence in bribery retrial
Lee Jae-yong has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison at the retrial for his bribery case.
Multiple backdoors and vulnerabilities discovered in FiberHome routers
At least 28 backdoor accounts found in FiberHome FTTH ONT routers.
GDPR: German laptop retailer fined €10.4m for video-monitoring employees
NBB (notebooksbilliger.de) described the GDPR fine "as wrong as it is irresponsible."
Labor calls for robo-debt accountability after mass resignation of Dutch government
The Netherlands welfare scandal has seen cabinet and opposition members hand in their notice, treating the issue with the 'integrity' the ALP wants Scott Morrison to emulate.
Report commissioned by Google shows it's helping Australia to the tune of AU$53b
Also 'sets the record straight' regarding claims made by 10 US state attorneys-general in a lawsuit filed last month against the search giant.
Xiaomi denies any ties with Chinese military
The device maker has released a statement saying that it is not a Communist Chinese military company.
WhatsApp delays take it or leave it privacy terms update until May
Meanwhile, Signal has so many new users that it fell over on the weekend.
Ransomware reveals the hidden weakness of our big tech world
The flaws we have long overlooked are the ones that ransomware has exploited to brutal impact.
I looked at all the ways Microsoft Teams tracks users and my head is spinning
Microsoft Teams isn't just there to make employees' lives easier. It's also there to give bosses data about so many things.
This $39 Python training will prepare you for a future in AI
This 9-course bundle features expert-led lectures to teach you how to apply Python in AI packages
