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CAA authorises first beyond visual line of sight test flights for drones in UK
CAA authorises first beyond visual line of sight test flights for drones in UK

West Sussex-based start-up Sees.ai will conduct trials at three locations in the UK

  • Hardware
  • 20 April 2021
Fin7 sysadmin gets 10-year sentence in US hacking case
Fin7 sysadmin gets 10-year sentence in US hacking case

The notorious cyber gang has targeted thousands of businesses including restaurants, retailers and gambling firms since emerging in 2014

  • Hacking
  • 20 April 2021
UK orders national-security probe of Nvidia-Arm deal
UK orders national-security probe of Nvidia-Arm deal

It would be appropriate to 'properly consider the national security implications of a transaction like this', says Oliver Dowden

  • Government
  • 20 April 2021
Priti Patel: Facebook encryption plan 'could harm' fight against child abuse
Priti Patel: Facebook encryption plan 'could harm' fight against child abuse

Facebook plans to extend its end-to-end ecryption to its Messenger and Instagram services

  • Privacy
  • 19 April 2021
Google revises Disclosure Policy to help improve patch adoption
Google revises Disclosure Policy to help improve patch adoption

Google's Project Zero will not share technical details of the bug for 30 days if a vendor fixes the vulnerability within a 90-day deadline

  • Security
  • 19 April 2021
Europeans affected by Facebook leak urged to join mass action lawsuit
Europeans affected by Facebook leak urged to join mass action lawsuit

Irish civil rights group Digital Rights Ireland says affected people could be awarded between €300 and €12,000

  • Privacy
  • 19 April 2021
Facebook data leak incident: Irish regulator must step up to the plate, says French minister
Facebook data leak incident: Irish regulator must step up to the plate, says French minister

If not, France will 'have to draw some conclusions about the European data protection framework'

  • Legislation and Regulation
  • 16 April 2021
US sanctions six tech firms for supporting Russian intelligence services
US sanctions six tech firms for supporting Russian intelligence services

Named firms are Positive Technologies, ERA Technopolis, Neobit, Advanced System Technology (AST), Pasit and SVA

  • Government
  • 16 April 2021
University of Hertfordshire cancels live online teaching following cyber attack
University of Hertfordshire cancels live online teaching following cyber attack

Hertfordshire the latest in a series of cyber attacks on educational institutions in the UK over the past few months

  • Hacking
  • 16 April 2021
97 per cent of campaigners want second EGM to clear Nominet board
97 per cent of campaigners want second EGM to clear Nominet board

Nominet's board achieved a confidence rating of just 1.3 out of 10

  • Management
  • 15 April 2021
EU set to ban AI use for 'indiscriminate surveillance'
EU set to ban AI use for 'indiscriminate surveillance'

The draft proposal would also ban algorithms that judge people's trustworthiness based on their social behaviour

  • Privacy
  • 15 April 2021
Irish regulator opens GDPR inquiry into Facebook data leak
Irish regulator opens GDPR inquiry into Facebook data leak

Facebook could face a financial penalty of up to 4 per cent of its $86 billion global revenue

  • Legislation and Regulation
  • 15 April 2021
Government urged to include 'right to disconnect' in UK Employment Bill
Government urged to include 'right to disconnect' in UK Employment Bill

Support for the policy crosses party lines across Labour and Conservative voters

  • Law
  • 13 April 2021
Google's 'Project Bernanke' benefitted the company's own ad-buying system
Google's 'Project Bernanke' benefitted the company's own ad-buying system

"If the free market were a baseball game, Google positioned itself as the pitcher, the batter and the umpire"

  • Strategy
  • 13 April 2021
Apple and Google block NHS Covid-19 app update over privacy issues
Apple and Google block NHS Covid-19 app update over privacy issues

Apple and Google's Exposure Notification API specifically disallows asking people to share their location data

  • Privacy
  • 13 April 2021
Darktrace reveals plan to float in London at the end of the month
Darktrace reveals plan to float in London at the end of the month

The IPO is likely to value the cyber security firm at £2.5-3 billion

  • Strategy
  • 12 April 2021
Taiwan prioritises chips over food production, suspends irrigation across thousands of acres of farmland as drought continues
Taiwan prioritises chips over food production, suspends irrigation across thousands of acres of farmland as drought continues

Chipmaking facility uses a lot of water, typically two to four million gallons each day

  • Chips and Components
  • 12 April 2021
Clubhouse denies report of data leak affecting 1.3 million users
Clubhouse denies report of data leak affecting 1.3 million users

Social media company says that the data referred to is all public profile information that can be accessed via their app or API

  • Hacking
  • 12 April 2021
IR35: MPs urge government to protect contract workers from the malpractices of umbrella companies
IR35: MPs urge government to protect contract workers from the malpractices of umbrella companies

Urgent steps are needed to clean up UK's 'wild west' contracting labour supply chain after IR35, a new investigation says

  • Compliance
  • 09 April 2021
Amazon leads by big margin in union vote at Alabama warehouse
Amazon leads by big margin in union vote at Alabama warehouse

The final result is expected to come on Friday

  • Management
  • 09 April 2021
British software reseller files £270 million antitrust court action against Microsoft
British software reseller files £270 million antitrust court action against Microsoft

ValueLicensing alleges that Microsoft pressurises customers not to sell unused Windows and Office licences, to the detriment of the secondhand market

  • Software
  • 08 April 2021
Home Office is creating a 'super database' on people's race, health and biometrics, report
Home Office is creating a 'super database' on people's race, health and biometrics, report

Data collected also includes people's names, location details, identification numbers and online identifiers

  • Privacy
  • 08 April 2021
Facebook has no plans to notify 533 million users affected by data leak
Facebook has no plans to notify 533 million users affected by data leak

The company says it is not confident that it has full visibility on which users will need to be informed

  • Privacy
  • 08 April 2021
Nearly 500 million LinkedIn users' details posted for sale online
Nearly 500 million LinkedIn users' details posted for sale online

The hacker included 2 million records as proof that they have what they claim

  • Hacking
  • 07 April 2021
Open Rights Group demands Home Office transparency on end-to-end encryption
Open Rights Group demands Home Office transparency on end-to-end encryption

The Home Office is allegedly considering measures to compel Facebook to break encryption on its messaging apps

  • Privacy
  • 07 April 2021
Google research manager resigns amid fallout from fired AI researchers
Google research manager resigns amid fallout from fired AI researchers

Samy Bengio was a 'strong advocate' of both Timnit Gebru and Margaret Mitchell

  • Management
  • 07 April 2021
Apple says more than 110 of its global suppliers are moving to 100 per cent renewable energy
Apple says more than 110 of its global suppliers are moving to 100 per cent renewable energy

Once completed, these commitments should help avoid annual emissions of 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide

  • Green
  • 06 April 2021
Google's copying of Oracle API code did not violate federal copyright laws says US Supreme Court
Google's copying of Oracle API code did not violate federal copyright laws says US Supreme Court

Allowing enforcement of Oracle's copyright would risk harm to the public, the court rules

  • Law
  • 06 April 2021
Facebook data on 533 million users dumped on hacking forum
Facebook data on 533 million users dumped on hacking forum

The company says this is old data previously reported in 2019

  • Privacy
  • 06 April 2021
Nominet glosses over call for management change
Nominet glosses over call for management change

Despite losing half of the board in membership vote a week ago

  • Leadership
  • 01 April 2021
Amazon takes chip production in-house
Amazon takes chip production in-house

The move will enable the firm to avoid supply chain disruptions and improve its own infrastructure

  • Chips and Components
  • 01 April 2021
USA to publish detailed analysis of SolarWinds hacking tools
USA to publish detailed analysis of SolarWinds hacking tools

The report details 18 pieces of malware used in the attack, including the Sunshuttle backdoor, China Copper webshell and covert Sibot tool

  • Hacking
  • 01 April 2021
Arm announces new chip architecture with focus on security and AI
Arm announces new chip architecture with focus on security and AI

ARMv9 features Confidential Compute Architecture and 'Realms' to shield sensitive data and code from the OS and non-permitted apps

  • Chips and Components
  • 31 March 2021
PayPal and Visa move to embrace cryptocurrency
PayPal and Visa move to embrace cryptocurrency

Crypto 'becoming a legitimate funding source to make transactions in the real world at millions of merchants' says PayPal boss Dan Schulman

  • Financial Solutions
  • 31 March 2021
Government backs down over NHS deal with Palantir
Government backs down over NHS deal with Palantir

Victory for openDemocracy as the government promises public consultation before expanding Palantir's contract

  • Privacy
  • 31 March 2021
Ransomware attack on UK charity affects 37,000 students
Ransomware attack on UK charity affects 37,000 students

The Harris Federation has disabled its email and telephone system as a result of the attack

  • Hacking
  • 30 March 2021
SolarWinds hackers accessed Homeland Security emails
SolarWinds hackers accessed Homeland Security emails

The intelligence value of hacking the DHS's emails is unknown, but the symbolism is clear

  • Hacking
  • 30 March 2021
US threatens British tariffs in retaliation for digital taxes
US threatens British tariffs in retaliation for digital taxes

Introduced last year, the UK tax specifically targets big tech firms - the majority of them American

  • Government
  • 30 March 2021
Petlog accused of mishandling details of customers and pets
Petlog accused of mishandling details of customers and pets

A database migration appears to have caused a data breach, with pet owners able to see other people's details and potentially register their pets as their own

  • Security
  • 29 March 2021
Apple releases urgent security patch for zero‑day bug under active attack
Apple releases urgent security patch for zero‑day bug under active attack

The bug exists in Webkit, the browser engine which powers the Safari browser across all Apple devices

  • Threats and Risks
  • 29 March 2021
FatFace pays $2 million ransom to Conti gang
FatFace pays $2 million ransom to Conti gang

After collecting its ransom, the criminal group gave FatFace advice on how to protect its network in the future

  • Hacking
  • 29 March 2021
 Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs grilled by US Congress over spread of disinformation
Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs grilled by US Congress over spread of disinformation

All three executives have declined to take responsibility for spreading misinformation that resulted in the Capitol riots earlier this year

  • Social Networking
  • 26 March 2021
NHS approves 19 suppliers for £1bn of ICT hardware and services
NHS approves 19 suppliers for £1bn of ICT hardware and services

Approved vendors can pitch for ICT hardware and services contracts under the Link 3 Framework to support the NHS and the wider public sector organisations

  • Public Sector
  • 26 March 2021
Facebook sued in France over hate speech
Facebook sued in France over hate speech

The lawsuit is based on the French consumer code, which protects consumers from deceptive commercial practices

  • Social Networking
  • 26 March 2021
Nationwide to let 13,000 office staff work from anywhere in UK
Nationwide to let 13,000 office staff work from anywhere in UK

The building society is closing three offices in Swindon to cut spending on office space

  • Strategy
  • 25 March 2021
Intel to make processors for other chipmakers based on their own designs
Intel to make processors for other chipmakers based on their own designs

CEO Pat Gelsinger says the company will invest $20 billion (£14.6 billion) on two new 'fabs' in Arizona this year

  • Chips and Components
  • 25 March 2021
University of Northampton 'severely impacted' by cyber attack
University of Northampton 'severely impacted' by cyber attack

Latest in a series of attacks on educational establishments

  • Hacking
  • 25 March 2021
Adam Selipsky named as new AWS CEO
Adam Selipsky named as new AWS CEO

Selipsky previously worked for AWS between 2005 and 2016, so can be considered a safe pair of hands

  • Management
  • 24 March 2021
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