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I killed Panasonic’s Toughbook laptop with a cup of coffee
ZDNet's Tiernan Ray tells Karen Roby that Panasonic’s Toughbook 55 laptop is a fine machine that's built to withstand rugged environments, but he wouldn’t recommend pouring hot coffee on it, something he now regrets. Read more: https://zd.net/2P2wWJB
Qualtrics extends developer platform, adds integration partners
Qualtrics is aiming to embed its customer experience platform into more enterprise applications.
Huawei can work on German 5G networks: Here's why critics say that's a very bad idea
New draft German network security rules have just opened the door to Huawei, sparking an outcry.
Cybersecurity: Why your suppliers are still your weakest link
Mature organisations at the top of the supply chain have a duty of care to their suppliers - and that can help everyone.
Ransomware: These are the most common attacks targeting you right now
An analysis of ransomware reporting over the last six months shows that while there's a big focus on big targets, going after individual users is still very popular.
Phorpiex botnet made $115,000 in five months just from mass-spamming sextortion emails
Sextortion emails look silly for the most of us, but there are many users who take them at face value and pay up.
Databricks introduces MLflow Model Registry, brings Delta Lake to Linux Foundation
The company founded by the creators of Apache Spark is working to elevate its newest innovations to open source standards.
The data science behind making eclipse maps
Tonya Hall talks to Michael Zeiler, eclipse cartographer, to learn about how eclipse maps are made and the data that goes into it.
Google exec says you should warn guests about your spy speakers
Rick Osterloh says he's never really thought about it before, but people should really tell their visitors in advance about their smart speakers.
Mozilla: Firefox 70 brings you these new security indicators
Firefox 70, due soon, kicks out the EV SSL indicator and adds a red strikethrough for all HTTP sites, Mozilla reveals.
