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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.
Google Cloud names former Amway exec head of its CPG unit
Giusy Buonfantino will be president of Google Cloud's consumer packaged goods business.
Brave becomes first browser to add native support for the IPFS protocol
Brave users will now be able to seamlessly access ipfs:// links.
Fake collaboration apps are stealing data as staff struggle with home working security
Cyber criminals know that working from home can provide them with an easier way into corporate networks - resulting in a rise in attacks targeting remote devices.
CES 2021 Best of Innovation Awards: ZDNet's top picks
Innovation takes many forms at CES 2021. Check out the products, companies and categories that have received the plaudits.
At CES 2021, laptops go beyond the 2-in-1
As chipmakers unveiled new heights of speed and efficiency, laptop makers continued experimenting with form factors.
Ethical-source movement opens new open-source organization
Ethical-source leaders are trying to find more support for their open-source approach by creating the Organization for Ethical Source.
