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Brave browser brings the decentralised web one step closer through IPFS integration
Brave users can access content on IPFS via ipfs:// URLs
New SolarWinds hack victims emerging every day, as Malwarebytes goes public on breach
No quick fix to massive hack say security experts as a fourth malware strain is discovered
Trump mandates closer cooperation between government and cloud providers to fight criminals
The twice-impeached President's latest executive order requires cloud providers like AWS, Microsoft and Google to maintain records on overseas customers
Parler returns as a simple static website - with help from Russia
But the app remains banned on app stores
Hackers 'manipulated' stolen documents to undermine trust in coronavirus vaccines
The EMA says hackers changed some emails before releasing them online
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency confirms 'ongoing' ransomware attack
SEPA's email system is still down almost a month after the initial breach
Ministry of Defence sees 18 per cent rise in data loss incidents
There were 546 incidents involving personal data in 2019-20
NCSC launches CyberFirst Girls Competition - aims to boost female representation in cyber security
Women make up just eight per cent of the cyber workforce in the UK
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
Women in IT: don't get stuck in 'glue work' if you want to get on
Every organisation needs its helpers but their efforts often go unrecognised, says ENSEK’s Sarah Smith
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
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
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
How digital transformation at the National Lottery Community Fund helped it work through Covid-19
Matthew Green, Technology and Data Director at The National Lottery Community Fund, explains how the programme, which included moving to mobile devices and leveraging technologies like Microsoft's O365 and Teams, meant that by the time of the first lockdown...
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
Delta: Microsoft's identity management lead is under threat
Identity management underwent dramatic changes following the coronavirus pandemic - including the leading vendors' positions
Twitter CEO defends Trump ban while Telegram purges far-right channels
The move was necessary but sets a dangerous precedent, says Dorsey
Understanding the shared responsibility model for security in the hybrid cloud
If the responsibilities of CSP and customers are not well understood, the risks to security are obvious
Qualcomm to acquire server chip startup NUVIA for $1.4 billion
The deal is expected to face regulatory challenges due to potential antitrust implications
Pat Gelsinger to replace Bob Swan as Intel CEO
Chipmaker says the move is unrelated to Intel's recent financial performance
BA faces possible £800m data breach claim
Claim would be the largest group action personal data claim in UK history
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
AMD launches Ryzen 5000 series mobile CPUs at CES 2021
AMD expects more than 150 laptops to use Ryzen 5000-series CPUs this year
Nvidia announces GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs
The new RTX 30 series GPUs will launch on over 70 laptops throughout the year
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