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SolarWinds fallout: DOJ says hackers accessed its Microsoft O365 email server
The US Department of Justice is one of the rare SolarWinds victims where hackers escalated the hack to a second phase and moved to access internal email inboxes, the agency said today.
Intel launches RealSense ID camera system for on-device facial recognition
The system is designed to perform facial authentication on consumer-facing devices such as point-of-sale systems, ATMs and kiosks.
Inside Adrian Kingsley-Hughes' office: The secret lives of gadgets
A tour of some of the gear that Hardware 2.0's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes uses on a daily basis to get his work done -- whether at the office, at home, or on the move.
Rally launches community activity rewards for crypto creators
Rally allows crypto-interested creators, influencers, celebrities, and brands to launch their own currency and engage directly with their fans with their own virtual economy.
What's inside Gewirtz's home office? 20 years of refinement and evolution
Our resident mad scientist, ZDNet contributor and distinguished lecturer David Gewirtz, shows you his version of a modern-day wizard's tower.
Microsoft adds 'news and interests' feature to Windows 10 taskbar in latest Insider test release
Microsoft is testing a news feed app that will be available directly from the Taskbar in the latest Windows 10 Insider Dev Channel test build.
5G almost cheap: The best affordable 5G phones between $300 and $700 in 2021
The Google Pixel 4A 5G ups the ante for mid-range 5G smartphone devices made by Motorola, OnePlus, Samsung, and LG. Here's a look at your options.
The complete Zoom guide: From basic help to advanced tricks
Video conferencing has never been so critical to our work and personal lives. Here's everything you need to make your meetings more productive.
Facial recognition: Now algorithms can see through face masks
The US Department of Homeland Security has carried out trials to test whether facial recognition algorithms could correctly identify masked individuals.
Nissan source code leaked online after Git repo misconfiguration
Nissan was allegedly running a Bitbucket Git server with the default credentials of admin/admin.
