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Controversial surveillance firm pitches plan to tackle New York City traffic
Scanning technology already in use at the Mexican border was pitched as a way to build profiles of driver habits.
Survey: Tech budgets
Take this quick, multiple choice survey and tell us about your organization's 2020 tech budget.
Time for Apple to dump Intel
Intel's revelation that it won't have 7-nanometer processors ready until 2021 should be a wakeup call for Apple.
Sure, Apple Watch saved my life. But it could do so much more
I should be extremely grateful for this technology -- and I am. But I know these devices have more potential.
German banks say "nein" to SMS one-time passcodes
New EU legislation might help kill SMS 2FA / 2SV / OTP.
Oakland follows San Francisco’s lead in banning facial recognition tech
The council is fighting back against privacy violations made possible through facial surveillance.
Microsoft opens Dynamics 365 bug bounty with $20k top prize
Microsoft reorganizes its bug bounty program and provides researchers with more information that's easier to access.
A Rust-based TLS library outperformed OpenSSL in almost every category
Benchmarks reveal better connection speeds and smaller memory footprint for Rustls library, compared to OpenSSL.
Surveillance and censorship in the digital age
ZDNet's Tonya Hall talks with Alex Gladstein, chief strategy officer at Human Rights Foundation, to discuss what surveillance and censorship looks like in the digital age.
Japan to create SWIFT replacement for global cryptocurrency trading
The platform will be designed to prevent money laundering currently made possible through virtual assets.
