GCHQ’s bulk interception of communications data, including data about telephone calls and emails, unlawfully breached the privacy rights of UK citizens, the European Court of Human Rights ruled today....
Although there is a lot of evidence showing a huge boost in e-commerce during the pandemic, as the economy reopens, those organisations that experienced the biggest growth in their...
Researchers say they’ve uncovered never-before-seen disk-wiping malware that’s disguising itself as ransomware as it unleashes destructive attacks on Israeli targets. Apostle, as researchers at security firm SentinelOne are calling the...
Netherlands-based online homeware retailer vidaXL has signed a three-year deal with Google Cloud that will see it move part of the underlying infrastructure of its core SAP workloads off-premise....
The UK government has finally published its long-awaited draft Online Safety Bill. The bill follows years of thinking and debate about how we can make the UK the safest...
Popular social media platforms seem to be set for a big battle in India as the deadline to meet the new guidelines laid out by the government is fast approaching...
It is proving to be a tedious tug-of-war. The to-and-fro exchanges between the Indian government and the messaging platform, over the latter's new privacy policy tweak, seem to be going...
It's no secret that Google tracks your activity when you use its hardware and software – whether it be an Android device, smart speaker or even just Google Chrome – but...
Malicious hackers have been exploiting a vulnerability in fully updated versions of macOS that allowed them to take screenshots on infected Macs without having to get permission from victims first....
Twitter’s Spaces feature is soon gaining a paid service that will allow users to sell tickets for certain spaces at a fee.Spaces was announced back in December of 2020, and...
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