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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
Nissan suffers data leak via misconfigured Git server
The exposed data included source code of Nissan mobile apps and diagnostics tool
CMA to investigate Nvidia's Arm takeover
The regulator is seeking comments on the impact of the deal on competition in the UK
Amazon cannot use its AWS logo in China, court rules
Amazon ordered to pay $12m to Chinese cloud firm over trademark infringement
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
The FT goes 'cloud-only', using AWS and GCP
Greg Cope, technical director for enterprise services, and interim CTO Mark Ridley discuss the successes and pitfalls along the way, as the organisation managed to ditch all of its data centres during the global pandemic
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
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
Microsoft job posting indicates major UI overhaul for Windows 10
The company says the redesign will signal that "Windows is BACK"
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
Slack goes down as millions return to work
Login and messaging problems on the collaboration site began at 3.14 pm
DevOps Excellence Awards return for 2021
How did you drive DevOps success in 2020?
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
Scientists demonstrate high-fidelity quantum teleportation over long distances
The breakthrough could pave the way to develop technology to redefine global communication in future
SolarWinds hackers accessed Microsoft source code in a number of repositories, the company says
But no changes were made to the code, Microsoft asserts
Cisco acknowledges some of its systems compromised by SolarWinds malware
But none of the company's products or services were affected, Cisco says
State actors hacked iPhones of dozens of Al Jazeera journalists using Israeli spyware
The spyware exploited an iMessage vulnerability in iOS
Alibaba criticised for racial profiling through facial recognition
The company says such features were only used 'within a testing environment'
Microsoft confirms it found compromised SolarWinds code on its systems
But the major target was the US government
US nuclear weapons agency breached in cyber attack
CISA has warned about the difficulty of completely ridding the government network of malware
Apple defends iOS privacy changes against Facebook's accusations
Facebook has taken out full-page ads in the US press claiming opt-in permissions will hurt small businesses
Google's internal fight over Timnit Gebru case escalates as researchers demand the removal of senior executive
Members of Google's Ethical AI team want vice president to be removed from the reporting structure
FireEye, Microsoft identify 'killswitch' to remove malware impacting SolarWinds Orion software
But hackers may still have other means to retain access to victim networks, security experts warn
Facebook plans to shift UK users to California
The changes will move British users outside the scope of the EU privacy laws
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