Belarusian hackers taunt Kaspersky over report detailing their attacks The Belarusian hacktivist group, Cyber Partisans, has taken a swipe at Kaspersky, the Moscow-based cybersecurity firm, after they released a detailed…
Paragon spyware activity found on more journalists’ devices Summary Recent findings by the Citizen Lab reveal that Paragon spyware has successfully targeted the mobile devices of two European journalists, escalating…
Native-Immigrant Entrepreneurial Synergies Researchers have uncovered that startups co-founded by immigrant and native teams thrive better than those led by either group alone. A study published by the National Bureau…
World Bank Lifts Ban on Funding Nuclear Energy in Boost To Industry The World Bank has made a significant policy shift by lifting its long-standing ban on funding nuclear energy…
The $200,000 Zoom Call Jake Gallen’s life flipped after a seemingly innocent Zoom call leads to a staggering loss of nearly $200,000. Once a vibrant figure in the Las Vegas…
Tape, glass, and molecules – the future of archival storage Summary The future of archival data storage is leaning towards a mix of tape and emerging technologies like glass and…
AOSP Isn’t Dead, But Google Just Landed a Huge Blow To Custom ROM Developers Google has recently made some significant changes to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) that will…
What is PC as a service (PCaaS)? PC as a service (PCaaS) is transforming how organisations manage their computing devices. Rather than the traditional model of buying PCs outright, companies…
Google faces billion-quid bruising over Play Store fees in the UK A billion-pound legal action against Google regarding its Play Store fees will move forward to trial. The Competition Appeals…
Ransomware attack on ticketing platform upends South Korean entertainment industry A ransomware attack on Yes24, one of South Korea’s largest ticketing platforms, has caused serious disruptions within the entertainment sector.…
