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Dutch COVID-19 patient data sold on the criminal underground
Two individuals have been arrested in the Netherlands last week for selling data from Dutch COVID-19 systems on Telegram, Snapchat and Wickr.
That cute robot cop can instantly work out who you are
They look so friendly, as they roll along your shopping mall. Some, though, are concerned about what robot cops are really up to.
Ransomware gangs are using these techniques to make victims more likely to pay up
Danny Palmer tells Karen Roby some of the ways hacking groups behind ransomware attacks are pressuring victims into giving into their extortion demands.
Best NAS in 2021: Network-attached storage devices for your home office or small business
If cloud-based servers don't meet all of your storage needs, consider a NAS solution. We selected a handful of devices that passed our reliability torture tests and offer superior usability and feature sets.
Businesses, be warned: There is 'no guarantee' to the free flow of data from Europe
The UK's Information Commissioner urged businesses to prepare for the possibility of a no-adequacy decision.
Apple's MacBook Pro is an expensive joke, says Microsoft
In a new ad that some might find slightly sneaky, Redmond tries to explain why the Surface Pro 7 is far, far better than Apple's sad little machine,
NCR signs deal to acquire Cardtronics for $2.5 billion
NCR plans to use the deal to accelerate its as-a-service strategy and non-hardware revenue.
ServiceNow launches COVID-19 vaccine management software
According to ServiceNow, the company is looking to help solve the last mile challenge of vaccine management including distribution, administration and monitoring
Space exploration: Doing it safe is better than doing it fast
Tonya Hall interviews Dr. James Vedda, senior policy analyst at The Aerospace Corporation, and asks him what the future of space exploration holds.
Taboola merges with 'blank check' company, plots NYSE listing and IPO
The deal gives Taboola an “implied” valuation of $2.6 billion.
