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IBM is Bringing in Another Cloud Player
IBM continues to shop in the cloud. It takes over the American Taos. It is already the third cloud acquisition in a month.
Taos is headquartered in San Jose, California, and has been around for thirty years.…
Bug in Windows 10 Breaks Hard Drive
A bug in Windows 10 makes it particularly easy to crash the hard drive. The problem has existed for years and can easily be exploited by hackers.
In Windows 10 it is possible to corrupt a hard drive with NTFS…
Listing Chinese Telecom Companies in the US is Not Over After All
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is not going to end the listing of three Chinese state telecom companies in the United States.
This means that the American stock market operator is returning to an earlier…
Video Calling Software Zoom Removes Time Limits for the Holidays
Video calling software Zoom gives people more opportunities during the holidays to get together online with family and friends outside of that one hug contact.
The good news for people who decide to do the…
Office 365 Potentially Exploited in Large-Scale SolarWinds Attack
Office 365 appears to have played a role in the large-scale attack campaign against users of SolarWinds Orion platform.
In the attack on Orion, attackers managed to incorporate a trojan into the official version…
Cyberattack on British Vaccine Developer AstraZeneca
British vaccine developer AstraZeneca has become the target of North Korean cyber attacks.
Attackers posed as recruiters via both LinkedIn and WhatsApp and approached employees of the company with fake jobs.…
Microsoft Opens the Door to Surveillance Workers
Microsoft Opens the Door to Surveillance Workers. The Productivity Score, a tool in Microsoft 365, is under fire for its employee surveillance capabilities.
Microsoft, and specifically the Productivity Score in…
Bug on Twitter Makes Fleets Visible for Longer Than 24 Hours
Twitter has been showing off tweets since last week that disappear after 24 hours. But due to an error, they can still be consulted for longer.
A Fleet is a message on Twitter that disappears after 24 hours. But…
US Military Buys Location Data From Apps
A slew of apps sells location data from users around the world to the US military. This includes a prayer app and a dating app for Muslims, as well as a weather app and a digital spirit level.
Collecting data is…
Twillo Pays Billions for Data Manager Segment
Twilio has deposited no less than $ 3.2 billion in shares for the acquisition of a peer.
Twilio was founded in 2008. The company initially focused on quickly adding text and voice to apps. Today it is a broader…