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Ex-Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabian government
One former Twitter employee arrested on Tuesday in Seattle - form Facebook chief security officer Alex Stamos warns that there will be more
Patients turned away at King's College Hospital after patient records system goes down
Consultants unable to see patients as Sunrise-EPR patient records system goes down for a second time in recent months
Uber self-driving vehicle accident that killed pedestrian blamed on software flaws
Uber's autonomous vehicles behind 37 crashes in the previous 18 months
Google unveils OpenTitan project to help build open source, secure chip designs
Cambridge, England-based lowRISC will manage Google's OpenTitan project
'DarkUniverse' APT referenced in 2017 Shadow Brokers leak uncovered by Kaspersky
DarkUniverse developed its full-featured malware from scratch but went quiet shortly after the Shadow Brokers leak
Mind-reading neural network decodes brainwaves to reconstruct images watched by a person in real time
By analysing the activity in the brain, the system recreates the images being seen by a person in real time
Laser light commands could enable hackers to hijack Google Home and Amazon Echo personal assistants
The researchers claim that virtually any device featuring a microphone and voice-control software could be hijacked
Azure Arc will enable Microsoft cloud users to manage resources across AWS and the Google Cloud
Azure Arc will bring 'Azure services and management to any infrastructure', claims Microsoft
First details of Voyager 2's entry into interstellar space revealed
Voyager 2's entry into the interstellar space occurred more than 18 billion kilometres from the Earth
Proofpoint buys inside-threat management firm ObserveIT for $225m
Deal to close before the end of the year
All-in-one Microsoft Office Mobile app for Android and iOS released
New Office Mobile app will provide stripped down versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint optimised for smartphone screens
Warning after new Windows BlueKeep exploit identified over the weekend
New Bluekeep exploit picked-up by security specialists 'Bluepot' honeypot network
US to licence Huawei suppliers "very shortly", says US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross
Number of US suppliers to Huawei "frankly more than we would've thought", admits Ross
Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman: 'Is it the end of the road for Hadoop? Well what do you think?'
'I've never seen anything sink as fast as Hadoop,' says Slootman
Electricity consumers told to get smart meters as stocks of old analogue devices start to run out
Some manufacturers have stopped producing analogue meters, according to energy companies, which means supply will soon dry up
Sir Tim Berners-Lee's Inrupt start-up secures £5m investment to help protect users' data online
The idea behind Berners-Lee's Inrupt is to flip the rules of who controls data on the web
Google to buy Fitbit in $2.1bn deal
Google promises to give Fitbit users the opportunity to delete their data, should the deal be approved by regulators
Homebase adopts low-code development to roll-out shopfloor mobile apps
Homebase plans to roll-out a series of low-code applications in belated digital transformation
Wind and solar energy provider hit by denial-of-service attack earlier this year
The attack caused a disconnection between the power provider's main command centre and power generation installations
Warning over QSnatch malware infecting QNAP NAS devices
After gaining access to a device, the malware injects malicious code into the firmware to gain persistence
Microsoft confirms slow start-up persistent memory glitch in Windows
Persistent memory is non-volatile RAM that retains its content through power cycles
Kew Gardens plans to digitise and release Darwin's data
Ian McKetty, Kew Gardens CIO, tells Computing of plans to create an integrated collections management system to make hundreds of years of scientific research and knowledge accessible to the world
ICO to police: Live facial recognition 'raises serious concerns'
ICO calls for a statutory code of conduct to stop police misuse of live facial recognition technology
Hackers linked to China compromised telecoms network to monitor world leaders' messages
Chinese intelligence targeting 'upstream data entities', such as telecoms companies, in order to compromise world leaders' communications
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