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POS firm says hackers planted malware on customer networks
Nearly 140 bars, restaurants, and coffee shops all over the US have had POS systems infected with malware.
NBN flags frozen HFC connections thawing over the coming months
Cable premises still ring-fenced by NBN due to its HFC pause, which will be released to market in the next four months.
Ericsson boosts 5G platform, signs 5G deal with Oppo
Ericsson and Oppo will collaborate on 5G device testing and demonstrations, as well as 2G, 3G, and 4G patent cross-licensing, while Ericsson has also made updates and improvements across its 5G platform for carriers.
Removing hierarchy to spark innovation within the New Zealand government
The innovation lab is charged with helping government agencies develop products and services that actually benefit citizens.
Congress wants Facebook to explain why closed groups leaked user data
Little-known user data leak uncovered in July 2018 comes back to haunt Facebook.
Malvertising campaign hits US users hard over Presidents' Day weekend
Cyber-security firm Confiant reports as many as 800 million malicious ad impressions recorded over a three-day period.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
The cell phone industry looks to bounce back at MWC 2019
With the smart phone industry struggling as of late, it can be expected that MWC 2019 will produce all sorts of oddities to tempt buyers.
How to keep your employees satisfied in the workplace
Millennials and Gen Z in the workplace are embracing non-traditional workplace structures, interesting perks, and a willingness to work for a smaller company, or lower salary to get a creative company culture.
Gasp! Samsung Galaxy S10 has no iPhone-style notch
An ad accidentally aired in Norway reveals Samsung has a different solution for its new phone's screen.
Google to acquire data migration startup Alooma
Google said that the existing Alooma product will continue to support its cloud competitors -- but with some limitations.
