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Ransomware Attack Foils IoT Giant Sierra Wireless

Editorial Team Mar 29, 2021
The ransomware attack has impacted the IoT manufacturer’s production lines across multiple sites, and other internal operations. A ransomware attack on leading internet-of-things (IoT) manufacturer Sierra Wireless this week ground…
Business>News|Business>Roundup

Manufacturing’s Cloud Migration Opens Door to Major Cyber-Risk

Editorial Team Mar 29, 2021
New research shows that while all sectors are at risk, 70 percent of manufacturing apps have vulnerabilities. Web-facing applications continue to be one of the highest security risks present for organizations, with more than 40…
Business>News

Purple Fox Malware Targets Windows Machines With New Worm Capabilities

Editorial Team Mar 29, 2021
A new infection vector from the established malware puts internet-facing Windows systems at risk from SMB password brute-forcing. A malware that has historically targeted exposed Windows machines through phishing and exploit kits has…
Lifestyle|Consumers>Roundup

Nevada smart city: A millionaire’s plan to create a local government

Editorial Team Mar 28, 2021
A radical experiment is being considered in the US state of Nevada. It would allow new local governments to be formed on land owned by tech firms. Jeffrey Berns, the cryptocurrency millionaire who proposed the idea, is…
Business>News

Google, Facebook Twitter grilled in US on fake news

Editorial Team Mar 27, 2021
Tech bosses Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Jack Dorsey are being grilled by US politicians over the proliferation of disinformation on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. This latest hearing is the first since the…
Products>New|Products>Upcoming

China’s biggest car brand launches rival to Tesla

Editorial Team Mar 27, 2021
China's biggest carmaker Geely is launching a premium electric car brand it hopes will take on Tesla. The Chinese company, which owns Volvo and Lotus, announced its Zeekr brand on Tuesday to tap into China's demand for electric…
Consumers>Roundup|Consumers>Tomorrow's World

AI at work: Staff ‘hired and fired by algorithm’

Editorial Team Mar 26, 2021
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has warned about what it calls “huge gaps” in UK employment law over the use of artificial intelligence at work. The TUC said workers could be “hired and fired by algorithm”, and new legal…
Lifestyle|Products>New

Ford says farewell to the Mondeo

Editorial Team Mar 26, 2021
A car that became the byword for a certain type of British motorist will finally be put out to pasture next year after 29 years in production. The Ford Mondeo was launched in the UK in 1993 and has sold five million…
Consumers>Tomorrow's World

Covid: Bournemouth drones to help fight post-lockdown litter surge

Editorial Team Mar 26, 2021
A "ground-breaking" pilot scheme will use drones to fight a predicted surge in post-lockdown litter this summer. Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council wants to collect data to inform bin locations, street…
Lifestyle|Consumers>Roundup

Citigroup launches Zoom-free Fridays to ease pandemic ‘fatigue’

Editorial Team Mar 26, 2021
American investment bank Citigroup has urged its staff to limit video calls on Fridays in an effort to promote a better work-life balance. Chief executive Jane Fraser told staff to observe "Zoom-free Fridays", in a memo…
Business>News|Business>Roundup

Tesla cars can be bought in Bitcoin

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
Tesla customers can now buy their car with Bitcoin, company chief Elon Musk has said. Mr Musk, a well known Bitcoin enthusiast, made the unexpected announcement in a tweet. But Bitcoin's value rapidly moves up…
Business>News|Consumers>Social Media

Facebook removes accounts of ‘China-based hackers’ targeting Uighurs

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
Facebook has removed a group of China-based hackers it says targeted members of the Uighur community living abroad. It said hackers used malicious websites and apps to infect devices and allow for remote…
Consumers>Stories

One in three spot hate speech in online videos

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
One in three people spotted hate speech in online video platforms in the past three months, a report by Ofcom found. Racist content was most frequently seen, but religious discrimination, transphobic and homophobic…
Consumers>Tomorrow's World

Intel chief wants to make chips for Apple and other rivals

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
Intel's chief executive is setting up a new division to make chips for its rivals. Until now, the US firm's factories were focused on making chips of its own design for computers, servers and other equipment. Pat Gelsinger said he hoped…
Business>News|Consumers>Tomorrow's World

Apple Music ‘saylists’ to help with speech issues

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
"Saylists" are being launched on Apple Music to help young people with speech-sound disorders. The project, from Warner Music, uses algorithms to find song lyrics that repeat challenging sounds. The 173 tracks…
Business>News|Consumers>Roundup

Facial recognition beats the Covid-mask challenge

Editorial Team Mar 25, 2021
Anyone with a smartphone that uses facial recognition will know it does not really work with a mask on. That can be frustrating - but although masks have undoubtedly thwarted the facial-recognition industry, the…
Consumers>Social Media

YouTube drug-taking, sweary rap ad banned by ASA

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
An advert for a single by rapper Bamby H2O which featured illegal drug use was "irresponsible" and must not appear again, the Advertising Standards Authority has said. The video, posted on YouTube, used expletives…
Consumers>Tomorrow's World

Museum Alive: App brings a dinosaur to your living room

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
Augmented reality app, Museum Alive, is a continuation of Sir David Attenborough’s Bafta award-winning series of the same name. Featuring a Saber-toothed tiger (Smilodon), a flying reptile (Dimorphodon) and a sea creature (Opabinia), the…
Business>News|Consumers>Social Media|Consumers>Tomorrow's World

YouTube will recommend products shown in videos

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
YouTube will detect items shown in videos and generate a list of related products to buy. Automated suggestions will appear as viewers scroll on the platform. The technology will allow users to identify products…
Business>News|Consumers>Roundup|Consumers>Tomorrow's World

Covid: DoorDash delivers at-home test kits

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
Would you like a Covid test with your chips? Some US residents can now get one alongside a meal after food ordering service DoorDash announced they'll deliver at-home tests to cities across the country. Two types of…
Consumers>Stories

Child abuse: Warning of siblings being groomed online

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
Criminals and paedophiles are trying to groom and exploit young siblings as part of an emerging trend of online sexual abuse, experts have warned. The Internet Watch Foundation said victims ranged from 3-16 years,…
Business>News|Consumers>Roundup

Covid fraud: £34.5m stolen in pandemic scams

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
More than 6,000 cases of Covid-related fraud and cyber-crime have been recorded by the UK's police forces during the pandemic. The Action Fraud team said £34.5m had been stolen since 1 March 2020. It covers activity…
Consumers>Tomorrow's World

‘Deepfake is the future of content creation’

Editorial Team Mar 24, 2021
A few months ago, millions of TV viewers across South Korea were watching the MBN channel to catch the latest news. At the top of the hour, regular news anchor Kim Joo-Ha started to go through the day's headlines. It was a…
Business>Breaking News

Google fixes crashing Android app issues

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
Google has fixed a problem that meant Android phone apps were crashing for many users. The issues began on Monday and affected apps such as Gmail, Facebook and Amazon. It appears that an update to the Android…
Business>News

Adobe Fixes Critical ColdFusion Flaw in Emergency Update

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
Attackers can leverage the critical Adobe ColdFusion flaw to launch arbitrary code execution attacks. In an unscheduled security update, Adobe is warning of a critical security flaw in its ColdFusion platform, used for building web…
Business>News

Critical Security Bugs Fixed in Virtual Learning Software

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
Remote ed software bugs give attackers wide access student computers, data. Netop, the company behind a popular software tool designed to let teachers remotely access student computers, has fixed four security bugs in its…
Consumers>Social Media

Jack Dorsey’s first ever tweet sells for $2.9m

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's first ever tweet has been sold for the equivalent of $2.9m (£2.1m) to a Malaysia-based businessman. The tweet, which said "just setting up my twttr," was first published on March 21, 2006 and was…
Business>News

Fresh warnings over Royal Mail parcel scam

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
People waiting for parcels to arrive have been given a fresh warning about a scam that claims payment is required for a package to be delivered. Social media is awash with talk about the con, which involves a text…
Consumers>Tomorrow's World

UAE to test cloud-busting drones to boost rainfall

Editorial Team Mar 23, 2021
Drones that fly into clouds, giving them an electric shock to "cajole them" into producing rain, are about to be tested in the United Arab Emirates. The country already uses cloud-seeding technology, dropping salt to encourage…
Business>Breaking News

Elon Musk denies Tesla cars are used for spying in China

Editorial Team Mar 22, 2021
Elon Musk, the chief executive of the US electric carmaker Tesla, says his firm would be "shut down" if its vehicles were used for spying on China. His comments came in response to reports that China's military had banned Tesla…
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