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Windows 10 on Arm: You can expect to see better apps soon, says Microsoft
Developers can now recompile Win32 apps to run natively on Windows 10 on Arm devices.
Most antivirus programs fail to detect this cryptocurrency-stealing malware
Traditional antivirus software has a tough time detecting malware used in the campaign.
Marketing efficiencies top of mind for CXOs in 2019
Today's consumers have shorter attention spans across a variety of media, so how do brands cope with these changing habits to keep their customers?
These AI-generated fake fingerprints can fool smartphone security
Attackers no longer need your actual fingerprint to unlock your phone.
BlackBerry is buying AI-powered security company Cylance for $1.4bn
The security and IoT software maker will use AI and machine learning capabilities across the BlackBerry portfolio.
For CBD products, legal questions linger
CBD can be extracted using marijuana strains, or marijuana's non-psychoactive cousin, industrial hemp. But its legal status is still uncertain.
Quick glossary: 5G technology
5G will be the key to unlocking the full potential of IoT and a host of other technologies. Businesses can get a jump on their competition if they apply the power of 5G to their products and services first....
Marijuana means business: Everything you need to know about the cannabis industry
With the legal status of medical and recreational marijuana in constant flux, and varying wildly from state to state, the opportunities and risks of this market are mind-alteringly complex. Here are the basics.
How the marijuana industry is organized in legal states
NIMBY-ism is not a problem only in vertically integrated states like Florida; even highly permissive, horizontally integrated states like California have these challenges.
Hacking group returns, switches attacks from ransomware to trojan malware
TA505 used to spam out ransomware - now it's returned with a focus on data-stealing remote access trojan malware attacks.
Winter Olympic Games hackers are back with an updated arsenal
The group behind Olympic Destroyer are back with an evolved toolkit and malware droppers.
