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Windows 10 October update's new public rollout nears as Microsoft fixes more bugs
Microsoft finds and fixes more glitches in Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
GreyEnergy: New malware campaign targets critical infrastructure companies
Security researchers warn of cyber-espionage activity by group which has links to some of the most destructive cyber attacks of recent times.
US judge approves settlement over Elon Musk taking Tesla private tweets
Shares in Tesla rose sharply on the news, despite the fact that the company must also pay a fine due to the executive's transgression.
Robot will ring NYSE closing bell
After the demise of Rethink Robotics, market leader Universal Robots reassures investors that the robot revolution is alive and well.
Rapid7 acquires web app security developer tCell
The deal is designed to boost Rapid7's Insight platform.
USB-C battery banks, First Take: Iceworks 7000 and Anker PowerCore 20100
They're ideal for other gadgets, but not all external USB-C batteries put out enough power to charge a laptop on the go.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
UK guidelines for IoT device makers are voluntary _ for now
New guidelines for IoT makers have been published. But will device manufacturers pay attention?
Creator of remote access tool LuminosityLink sent behind bars
The RAT software was a popular choice for cyberattackers.
Google to charge phone vendors for its Android apps in Europe
If device makers want to ship Android phones with Google apps --and especially the Play Store app-- in Europe, they'll now have to pay a licensing fee.
Security flaw in libssh leaves thousands of servers at risk of hijacking
Vulnerability not as bad as it gets, as most servers use the openssh library to support server-side SSH logins.
