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US military drone documents for sale on the dark web: $150
The hacker leveraged a weakness in Netgear routers that has been general knowledge for more than two years
National Infrastructure Commission calls for full fibre-to-the-premises, UK wide, by 2033
Commission calls for government to rustle up a fibre-broadband plan by spring next year
Broadcom agrees surprise $18.9bn deal to acquire CA Technologies
Agreement with CA comes just four months after Broadcom abandoned pursuit of Qualcomm
Ex-Cambridge Analytica employees spin out new company to scour your search history
Auspex International investor says that Google history is more valuable than Facebook data
Ticketmaster hack much wider than initially reported, says RiskIQ
Hacking group Magecart responsible for a sophisticated attack via third-party vendors that could have affected 800 ecommerce sites
Updated: Timehop exposes personal information of its entire user base
Celebrating Independence Day with a data breach
ICO's maximum fine is a drop in the bucket for Facebook
Facebook will make the fine back in less than 20 minutes
Thomas Cook vulnerability potentially exposed personal data of 'hundreds of thousands' of fliers
Airline denies customers are at risk, refuses to report breach
May appoints MP with no digital experience to lead DCMS
IT leaders told us that they are "disappointed" in the choice
Hiscox moves to Oracle Cloud for financial systems, Workday for HR
Insurance firm replatforms to commoditised SaaS solutions as there's 'no competitive advantage to running a finance system slightly better than our competitors' says Group CIO Ian Penny
Tintri closes EMEA offices in bid to stave off bankruptcy
Eighty per cent of staff laid off as leaderless flash storage company fights for survival
Samsung tops AI challenge using Reinforcement Learning
Reinforcement Learning gives an AI feedback for each decision it makes, theoretically speeding up training
DCMS announces UK-France collaboration on AI, cyber security and net neutrality
The UK is the largest investor in technology in Europe
Details of AMD Ryzen 5 2600E and Ryzen 7 2700E leaked
Low-power variants of mainstream Ryzen CPUs will take on Intel Core 'T' 35W microprocessors
Samsung: Arm Cortex-A76 at 7nm will be able to run at 3GHz
Samsung plans 7nm and 5nm Arm CPUs
Chinese scientists break world record in quantum entanglement with 18 qubits
Scientists beat their own record of 10, which was set back in 2016 - and have now targeted 50 qubits
Facebook, Google, Amazon and other tech giants could be non-compliant with GDPR, claims EU consumer group
AI GDPR compliance tool could be used to web crawl for non-compliant privacy policies
CIO Interview: Ian Penny, Group CIO, Hiscox
Hiscox insurance CIO discusses skills, automation and DevOps at his organisation
How Liaison brought transparency to analytics
Viewing campaign analytics quickly was essential to assessing their impact
MEPs reject draft copyright directive that would have mandated copyright filters
Fight over draft EU copyright directive will resume in September
Winners announced for Digital Technology Leaders' Awards 2018
Here's who made it big on the night
IBM wins AU$1bn five-year digital-transformation contract with Australian federal government
IBM deal comes days after Australian government was slammed over a string of IT failures
Google, Apple and Facebook should be regulated like telecoms firms, says German watchdog
Email and messaging providers should provide the same standards of data protection, says Bundesnetzagentur
Hiscox CIO: Automation doesn't mean job losses
Insurance firm CIO says he isn't seeing AI and automation taking people's jobs, rather it takes the boring work away from them