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Why the auto industry should have its own developer ecosystem
Scott Burnell, head of the Ford Developer program, says auto makers have a lot to gain from working directly with developers -- and they can help developers build services optimized for in-vehicle use.
Credential stuffing attacks cause heartache for the financial sector
Over 30 billion login attempts using this attack technique have been recorded in less than a year.
Phishing attack uses an old trick to place potential victims under pressure
The tax office isn't offering you a refund via email, sorry.
Mirai botnet authors avoid prison after "substantial assistance" to the FBI
Mirai botnet authors go from black hats to white hats.
AMD EPYC servers for HPC, virtualisation and software-defined storage
A year on from its release, AMD's EPYC processor is shaking up the server market. We examine three different implementations of these powerful and cost-effective CPUs.
State Department reveals data breach, employee information exposed
The data breach took place due to a compromised email system belonging to the department.
Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download offers...
This Windows file may be secretly hoarding your passwords and emails
A little-known Windows feature will create a file that stores text extracted from all the emails and plaintext-files found on your PC, which sometimes may reveal passwords or private conversations.
Telstra smart cities the focus of next 5G launch
Telstra will activate its 5G mobile network across another regional centre next as part of a focus on smart cities, with the telco also revealing a 5G partnership with the Commonwealth Bank on 'mobile banking of the future'.
Huawei: Indian government 'open and welcoming' on 5G
Despite reports to the contrary, Huawei says it is continuing to work on 5G tests with Indian carriers while the Indian government remains open and welcoming towards its networking solutions.
Airbus' A-Cubed launches blockchain for non-profits
Fundraising and donations is the first use case for the Heritage platform, with A-Cubed seeking to implement the same technology for its internal business applications.
