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Kogan cops AU$310,800 spamming fine
An ACMA investigation found the retailer sent more than 42 million emails that did not feature an easy unsubscribe function.
Google Cloud offers image search, recommendations service for retailers
A third service, customizable product search, is in private beta.
HP’s new CTO hails from Xerox PARC, home of the PC
HP pledged Kurtoglu will oversee a “renewed commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation.”
Feeling lucky? Netflix will just pick something for you if you can't decide
In its quarterly report, Netflix told investors it no longer sees a need to borrow to finance ongoing operations, given that it is generating more cash than previously expected.
Awareness isn’t enough -- it’s time for security leaders to change behaviors
Learn what you need to do to move beyond perfunctory awareness and training programs to change behavior and instill a security culture (the ABC of security).
Logitech raises outlook amid continuous remote work sales boom
Logitech continues to benefit from the shift to remote work and online learning, reporting (once again) explosive sales growth across its product line.
Malwarebytes said it was hacked by the same group who breached SolarWinds
Malwarebytes becomes fourth major security firm targeted by attackers after Microsoft, FireEye, and CrowdStrike.
'Anti-Facebook' MeWe social network adds 2.5 million new members in one week
People all over the world are leaving Facebook and Twitter and privacy-first social network MeWe is scooping these disaffected users up onto its platform.
Google Chrome 88 released with no Flash support, bringing an end to an era
Besides removing Flash, Google has also removed support for FTP links (ftp://) as well.
The road to low-code and no-code development needs strong guardrails
Survey finds widespread adoption of low-code and no-code approaches. However, IT still needs to be a full partner.
