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Bulgarian tax office hacker accused of looking for data on the country's prime minister and other VIPs
Police in Bulgaria claim the results of the search were found on the hackers' PC
Government still unable to make a decision about Huawei use in UK 5G networks
Official review into Huawei's use in 5G networks claims current 'protections' are inadequate
Intel in advanced talks to sell its smartphone modem chip division to Apple
The deal is valued at $1 billion, according to the sources
New client less of a resource hog, Slack claims, following ground-up rewrite
Slack claims new client uses half the memory and launches 33 per cent faster - about time, too
Warning over 'onslaught' of new Windows malware after Bluekeep details were published on GitHub
GitHub Bluekeep explainer significantly lowers the bar for writing malware similar to NotPetya and WannaCry
Atlassian rolls out a new performance review scheme to combat 'brilliant jerks'
Atlassian's re-worked performance-review scheme rates employees based on their performance in three different areas
Microsoft invests $1bn in OpenAI to develop AI technologies for supercomputers
Non-profit co-founded by Elon Musk secures another $1bn in investment, this time from Microsoft
Equifax to pay up to $700m over data breach of 147 million consumer records
Consumers affected by the Equifax breach will be able to claim up to $20,000 each in compensation
Apple iPhone to get 120Hz displays in 2020 - two years after Razer debuted the tech on smartphones
Apple in talks with LG and Samsung over OLED 120Hz displays for its high-end iPhones
Warning over critical security flaw in VLC Media Player
Exploits expected to emerge within days to take advantage of 9.8-rated critical security flaw in VLC Media Player
Russian FSB intelligence agency contractor hacked - loses 7.5TB of data
FSB projects to de-anonymise Tor and isolate Russia from the internet exposed
Ex-NSA contractor sentenced to nine years behind bars for stealing classified documents
Harold Martin stole up to 50TB of classified data from government agencies, according to prosecutors
Metropolitan Police apologises for Friday night hacking incident
US President Donald Trump takes one more swipe at Sadiq Khan
BlackBerry Cylance to rush out a fix for anti-virus bypass exploit
But you'll have to wait until next week until it's ready
Hongmeng OS is not designed for smartphones, says Huawei's senior vice president
Huawei wants to continue using Google's Android for smartphones
Thousands of Slack passwords belatedly reset after company admits passwords have been cracked
Springing into action...
Microsoft revenues up by 12 per cent driven by Azure cloud growth
Cloud - and Office 365 in particular - drove revenues up again, but Xbox hardware sales tanked
Shortlist announced for the 2019 Cloud Excellence Awards
Only the most impressive firms in the UK cloud industry have made the list
'Verify' and 'TCEP' programmes deemed unachievable by UK government projects watchdog
Verify and Transforming Compliance Enforcement Programme red-flagged by Infrastructure Projects Authority
BlackBerry Cylance AI-based anti-virus 'tricked' into passing malware off as safe
Researchers were able to trick a popular AI system into thinking ten of the most dangerous forms of malware were good.
Data from hacked Bulgarian tax office systems now being circulated on hacking forums
Hacked data trader called 'Instakilla' shared download links for around half the compromised data
20-year-old arrested over attack on Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency named
Twenty-year-old cyber security researcher apprehended on suspicion of involvement
'Highly intrusive' facial recognition trials should be suspended, urge MPs
MPs question legal basis for facial recognition trials conducted by police forces
Bluetooth flaw could enable hackers to track iOS, macOS and Windows 10 devices
Neither Apple nor Microsoft have yet issued a fix
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