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Meet the hackers who earn millions for saving the web: How bug bounties are changing cybersecurity
These hackers are finding security bugs – and getting paid for it. That's changing the dynamics of cybersecurity.
The best Alexa devices for your home office
Do you seriously need more automation in the office? Isn't it enough that Alexa turns on your lights for you? No. No it isn't. If there's something we can automate, if there's some form of laziness we can encourage, we're here for you. And by "we're here" we really mean "Alexa is there." Read on.
AMD launches MI100 GPU accelerator for high performance computing
AMD is looking to capitalize on its momentum with its EPYC server processor by pairing it with the Instinct MI100 GPU accelerator to gain in high performance computing.
How to maximize your mesh network
Nick Kucharewski, vice president and general manager for wireless infrastructure & networking at Qualcomm, gives Tonya Hall a few tips to use when buying your next mesh network system to get the most bang for your buck.
Sony Xperia 5 II review: A compact version of Sony's wide-screen 5G flagship
The 6.1-inch Xperia 5 II packs an updated specification into a more easily handled chassis than the 6.5-inch Xperia 1 II. The 21:9 OLED screen may not be 4K, but you do get a 120Hz refresh rate and a lower price tag.
Microsoft hits the brakes on Windows 10 updates in December 2020
Don't expect any Windows 10 preview updates in December due to holidays, says Microsoft.
The ransomware landscape is more crowded than you think
More than 25 Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) portals are currently renting ransomware to other criminal groups.
David's guide to surviving Thanksgiving 2020: Stay safe, stay home
This year will be a Thanksgiving like no other. Here's how to keep your family safe.
For CIOs, the game is about to change - again
IT leaders have been tested like never before this year. Now they need to build on the lessons they’ve learnt to tackle the next challenge.
Jupyter trojan: Newly discovered malware stealthily steals usernames and passwords
Morphisec researchers detail campaign which steals Chromium, Firefox, and Chrome browser data.
