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Hacker leaks data of more than 2 million dating site users
Hacker leaks data of more than 2 million dating site users

The stolen data has been dumped on a publicly accessible hacking forum

  • Hacking
  • 25 January 2021
ICO resumes investigation into adtech industry
ICO resumes investigation into adtech industry

Critics say the adtech industry is guilty of multiple GDPR breaches

  • Privacy
  • 25 January 2021
Hackers publish data stolen from SEPA as the agency refuses to pay ransom
Hackers publish data stolen from SEPA as the agency refuses to pay ransom

SEPA says it will not use public finance to pay criminals

  • Hacking
  • 25 January 2021
Google threatens to withdraw search functions in Australia over upcoming media law
Google threatens to withdraw search functions in Australia over upcoming media law

Facebook has voiced similar concerns over the proposed code of conduct for tech giants in Australia

  • Law
  • 22 January 2021
Twitch bans Donald Trump indefinitely while Facebook refers the case to Oversight Board
Twitch bans Donald Trump indefinitely while Facebook refers the case to Oversight Board

Trump cannot create another account on Twitch unless his suspension is lifted

  • Social Networking
  • 22 January 2021
Russian malware found on government-issued laptops for home schooling
Russian malware found on government-issued laptops for home schooling

Malware found to be contacting servers in Russia thought to be Gamarue.I worm

  • Security
  • 22 January 2021
Major firms pledge to make data centres climate-neutral by 2030
Major firms pledge to make data centres climate-neutral by 2030

The Climate Neutral Data Centre Pact sets ambitious targets for the next ten years

  • Green
  • 21 January 2021
Signal, Facebook and Google among apps open to eavesdropping
Signal, Facebook and Google among apps open to eavesdropping

The bugs could allow criminals to listen in on private calls without the target's knowledge

  • Threats and Risks
  • 21 January 2021
Google locks out another top AI ethicist
Google locks out another top AI ethicist

The move comes a little over a month after sacking of prominent AI researcher Timnit Gebru

  • Management
  • 21 January 2021
Parler returns as a simple static website - with help from Russia
Parler returns as a simple static website - with help from Russia

But the app remains banned on app stores

  • Social Networking
  • 19 January 2021
Hackers 'manipulated' stolen documents to undermine trust in coronavirus vaccines
Hackers 'manipulated' stolen documents to undermine trust in coronavirus vaccines

The EMA says hackers changed some emails before releasing them online

  • Hacking
  • 19 January 2021
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency confirms 'ongoing' ransomware attack
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency confirms 'ongoing' ransomware attack

SEPA's email system is still down almost a month after the initial breach

  • Hacking
  • 19 January 2021
Ministry of Defence sees 18 per cent rise in data loss incidents
Ministry of Defence sees 18 per cent rise in data loss incidents

There were 546 incidents involving personal data in 2019-20

  • Threats and Risks
  • 18 January 2021
BT faces possible £500m claim for overcharging landline-only customers
BT faces possible £500m claim for overcharging landline-only customers

In 2018, BT had agreed to reduce its landline prices from £18.99 to £11.99 a month for about 900,000 customers

  • Telecoms
  • 18 January 2021
WhatsApp delays controversial changes to privacy policy following user exodus
WhatsApp delays controversial changes to privacy policy following user exodus

Changes moved back to May, while Indian Supreme Court receives calls to ban the app on grounds of national security

  • Privacy
  • 18 January 2021
Software errors wipes 'thousands' of arrest records from police databases
Software errors wipes 'thousands' of arrest records from police databases

Home secretary Priti Patel is under fire after a bug led to the loss of 150,000 records from the Police National Computer

  • Threats and Risks
  • 15 January 2021
Leaked Windows 10X build reveals redesigned Start Menu and centre-aligned taskbar
Leaked Windows 10X build reveals redesigned Start Menu and centre-aligned taskbar

Microsoft initially designed the new OS for foldables, but has changed the focus to single screen devices

  • Operating Systems
  • 15 January 2021
Computer engineer offers council £50m to help dig 7,500 Bitcoins out of landfill
Computer engineer offers council £50m to help dig 7,500 Bitcoins out of landfill

The £210 million hard drive was unintentionally dumped when clearing out a desk

  • Search
  • 15 January 2021
Twitter CEO defends Trump ban while Telegram purges far-right channels
Twitter CEO defends Trump ban while Telegram purges far-right channels

The move was necessary but sets a dangerous precedent, says Dorsey

  • Social Networking
  • 14 January 2021
Qualcomm to acquire server chip startup NUVIA for $1.4 billion
Qualcomm to acquire server chip startup NUVIA for $1.4 billion

The deal is expected to face regulatory challenges due to potential antitrust implications

  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • 14 January 2021
Pat Gelsinger to replace Bob Swan as Intel CEO
Pat Gelsinger to replace Bob Swan as Intel CEO

Chipmaker says the move is unrelated to Intel's recent financial performance

  • Leadership
  • 14 January 2021
Microsoft patches 83 security vulnerabilities in first 2021 Patch Tuesday update
Microsoft patches 83 security vulnerabilities in first 2021 Patch Tuesday update

The vulnerabilities include a zero-day flaw that impacts the Microsoft Defender antivirus software

  • Threats and Risks
  • 13 January 2021
AMD launches Ryzen 5000 series mobile CPUs at CES 2021
AMD launches Ryzen 5000 series mobile CPUs at CES 2021

AMD expects more than 150 laptops to use Ryzen 5000-series CPUs this year

  • Chips and Components
  • 13 January 2021
Nvidia announces GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs
Nvidia announces GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs

The new RTX 30 series GPUs will launch on over 70 laptops throughout the year

  • Chips and Components
  • 13 January 2021
Researchers reveal link between SolarWinds hack and Russian Turla group as details of a third malware strain emerge
Researchers reveal link between SolarWinds hack and Russian Turla group as details of a third malware strain emerge

Turla is associated with the Russian intelligence service FSB and has successfully carried out many espionage-focused hacking campaigns

  • Hacking
  • 12 January 2021
Former RAC employee sentenced to prison for selling personal data to claims management firm
Former RAC employee sentenced to prison for selling personal data to claims management firm

The ICO says such acts could lead to a prison sentence for those responsible

  • Law
  • 12 January 2021
Parler data breach: Hackers claim they downloaded everything from Parler before it was taken offline
Parler data breach: Hackers claim they downloaded everything from Parler before it was taken offline

The information could help American law-enforcement authorities to identify and locate perpetrators who used the platform to plan US Capitol violence

  • Hacking
  • 12 January 2021
Microsoft fixes Windows 10 bug forcing restarts
Microsoft fixes Windows 10 bug forcing restarts

Users had less than 60 seconds to save their work before the reboot

  • Operating Systems
  • 11 January 2021
Poor-quality software cost the US economy $2.1 trillion last year
Poor-quality software cost the US economy $2.1 trillion last year

Operational software failure due to unpatched bugs was the leading contributor to the wasted $2.1 trillion

  • Software
  • 11 January 2021
Twitter's Trump ban raises social media regulation questions, says Hancock
Twitter's Trump ban raises social media regulation questions, says Hancock

Social media firms are 'taking editorial decisions,' according to the health secretary

  • Social Networking
  • 11 January 2021
Signal messaging app crashes as people rush to WhatsApp alternative
Signal messaging app crashes as people rush to WhatsApp alternative

WhatsApp will soon start sharing more data with Facebook and users want out

  • Social Networking
  • 08 January 2021
Facebook, Snapchat ban Trump indefinitely after Capitol Hill violence
Facebook, Snapchat ban Trump indefinitely after Capitol Hill violence

But he is back on Twitter

  • Social Networking
  • 08 January 2021
Hackney Council stolen data published on dark web forum
Hackney Council stolen data published on dark web forum

Pysa ransomware group has claimed the responsibility for the cyber attack launched last year

  • Hacking
  • 08 January 2021
WhatsApp will share more user data with Facebook
WhatsApp will share more user data with Facebook

WhatsApp says the move will enable it to better integrate with other Facebook products and services, but there are privacy concerns

  • Privacy
  • 07 January 2021
Nissan suffers data leak via misconfigured Git server
Nissan suffers data leak via misconfigured Git server

The exposed data included source code of Nissan mobile apps and diagnostics tool

  • Security
  • 07 January 2021
CMA to investigate Nvidia's Arm takeover
CMA to investigate Nvidia's Arm takeover

The regulator is seeking comments on the impact of the deal on competition in the UK

  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • 07 January 2021
Amazon cannot use its AWS logo in China, court rules
Amazon cannot use its AWS logo in China, court rules

Amazon ordered to pay $12m to Chinese cloud firm over trademark infringement

  • Corporate
  • 06 January 2021
US intelligence confirms actor 'likely Russian in origin' behind the SolarWinds hacking campaign
US intelligence confirms actor 'likely Russian in origin' behind the SolarWinds hacking campaign

The operation appears to be an intelligence gathering effort, rather than an act of cyber warfare, agencies say

  • Hacking
  • 06 January 2021
ElectroRAT malware used in extensive operation to extract funds from cryptocurrency wallets
ElectroRAT malware used in extensive operation to extract funds from cryptocurrency wallets

Cybercriminals employed three fake cryptocurrency-related apps to trick users into downloading the malware on their systems

  • Threats and Risks
  • 06 January 2021
Over 80,000 UK-registered .eu websites and related emails stop working due to Brexit
Over 80,000 UK-registered .eu websites and related emails stop working due to Brexit

British nationals or organisations who shifts their domain's registration address to somewhere in the EU are eligible to retain their domain

  • Legislation and Regulation
  • 05 January 2021
Microsoft job posting indicates major UI overhaul for Windows 10
Microsoft job posting indicates major UI overhaul for Windows 10

The company says the redesign will signal that "Windows is BACK"

  • Operating Systems
  • 05 January 2021
Hundreds of Google workers form labour union in the US
Hundreds of Google workers form labour union in the US

The new group will work to ensure that Alphabet employees receive a fair wage, without fear of discrimination or retaliation

  • Strategy
  • 05 January 2021
PM urged to address digital divide among pupils
PM urged to address digital divide among pupils

Nearly nine per cent of UK children lack home access to a desktop, laptop, or tablet, and almost 1 million rely on a mobile connection

  • Communications
  • 04 January 2021
Scientists demonstrate high-fidelity quantum teleportation over long distances
Scientists demonstrate high-fidelity quantum teleportation over long distances

The breakthrough could pave the way to develop technology to redefine global communication in future

  • Communications
  • 04 January 2021
SolarWinds hackers accessed Microsoft source code in a number of repositories, the company says
SolarWinds hackers accessed Microsoft source code in a number of repositories, the company says

But no changes were made to the code, Microsoft asserts

  • Hacking
  • 04 January 2021
Cisco acknowledges some of its systems compromised by SolarWinds malware
Cisco acknowledges some of its systems compromised by SolarWinds malware

But none of the company's products or services were affected, Cisco says

  • Hacking
  • 21 December 2020
State actors hacked iPhones of dozens of Al Jazeera journalists using Israeli spyware
State actors hacked iPhones of dozens of Al Jazeera journalists using Israeli spyware

The spyware exploited an iMessage vulnerability in iOS

  • Hacking
  • 21 December 2020
Alibaba criticised for racial profiling through facial recognition
Alibaba criticised for racial profiling through facial recognition

The company says such features were only used 'within a testing environment'

  • Privacy
  • 18 December 2020
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