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Arm proposes spinning off IoT businesses into new Softbank-owned entities
Shedding its two IoT Services Group businesses would let Arm focus more on its core semiconductor IP business.
Mozilla suspends Firefox Send service while it addresses malware abuse
Mozilla has temporarily suspended the Firefox Send file-sharing service while it adds a Report Abuse mechanism.
DocuSign buys Liveoak Technologies, aims to bring virtual notary services to Agreement Cloud
Liveoak uses videoconferencing and other collaboration tools to allow users to complete a notarial act when the signers and the notary public are in different places.
Free decryptor available for ThiefQuest ransomware victims
ThiefQuest (EvilQuest) ransomware victims can now recover their encrypted files for free, without needing to pay the ransom demand.
Microsoft lifts block, allows all Surface devices to install Windows 10 May 2020 update
Microsoft is no longer putting a hold on certain Surface devices that were blocked from getting the May 2020 Windows 10 Update.
Apple loses out to Amazon as world's most valuable brand
A new report suggests that Apple is, yet again, merely the second most valuable brand in the world. Microsoft, however, slides past Google to reach third place.
Microsoft hires Android mobile engineering and design experts from Movial
Microsoft is hiring Android engineering and design experts who have been working at Finnish mobile development specialist Movial to its ranks.
CoreLogic launches AI driven platform for real estate agents
CoreLogic said that OneHome streamlines communication between agents and home buyers during the purchase process, while also providing access to financing, insurance and home improvement providers.
German authorities seize 'BlueLeaks' server that hosted data on US cops
BlueLeaks portal is now down. The website hosted 269 GB of files stolen from more than 200 US police departments and fusion training centers.
Microsoft seizes six domains used in COVID-19 phishing operations
Hackers used malicious Office 365 apps to gain access to customer accounts, which they later used to orchestrate BEC attacks.
