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The Chrome Web Store is currently facing a wave of fraudulent transactions
Google temporarily suspends publishing and updating of paid Chrome extensions following a spike in fraudulent transactions.
So long, Sonos: Meet the open-source audio system that will never die
Imagine an open-source, modular audio system with interchangeable cloud services. It's the audio system that consumers -- and our environment -- deserve.
Mozilla has banned nearly 200 malicious Firefox add-ons over the last two weeks
Mozilla's security staff is cracking down on malicious Firefox add-ons.
Motorola Moto G8 Plus: Worthy update but not a giant leap
The budget smartphone market is now a crowded space. The 6.3-inch Moto G8 Plus does little wrong, but there are now many competitive alternatives to choose from.
Trend Micro antivirus zero-day used in Mitsubishi Electric hack
Hackers exploited a Trend Micro OfficeScan zero-day to plant malicious files on Mitsubishi Electric servers.
Obsolete tech: Gone but not forgotten
Technology progresses so fast nowadays -- it leaves much -oved items behind. Here are some of my favorite items that sadly no longer exist in their original forms.
CircleCI automates Continuous Delivery to multiple clouds
Today's companies use CI/CD to speedily deploy software updates, but that last step, from your pipeline to a cloud service, can be tricky. CircleCI has an answer.
Microsoft's customer support database was exposed for almost a month
Five servers storing customer support analytics were accidentally exposed online in December 2019.
Just how much do design and data science collaborate?
Findings from our recent survey show that there's room for improvement.
Class-action lawsuit filed against controversial Clearview AI startup
Plaintiffs claim New York startup broke Illinois privacy laws regarding the use of residents' biometrics data.
