CEO Kris Marszalek said on Twitter that "no customer funds were lost" but questions remain over the unauthorized access.

Tech Giants have been pushing back and postponing their return-to-office dates, but are still purchasing huge office blocks.

Atlas VPN's report will be concerning for businesses and individuals alike, with personal data being leaked at record rates.

Microsoft says the code is "designed to render targeted devices inoperable" and that the full scope of the impact is unknown.

The tactics used to dissuade workers from voting to unionize were so aggressive that the vote will have to be recast.

Meta is poaching employees from its competitors as it jostles for pole position in the race to build a new reality.

The career-focused network has seen a 231% YoY increase in virtual event attendees, and will launch video events in Spring.

Cybersecurity firm BitDefender's analysis of attacks that took place in November 2021 shows the US is most targeted country.

We've taken a closer look at Psiphon VPN to find out whether it will actually enhance your digital privacy.

US Agency says that failing to take steps to protect customer information may violate the Federal Trade Commission Act.

With failed product launches, embarrassing leaks, and major court losses, the class of 2021 must do better next year.

We look at the tech companies and industry figures that had a year to remember - and those that had one they'd rather forget.

With Omicron lurking, Apple becomes the latest tech company to shy away from setting a hard back-to-office deadline.

The rise in wages may be the largest in over a decade, but high inflation rates means it comes as little comfort to workers.

An internal memo from Google's leadership sets out a plan for unvaccinated staff to be put on leave before being fired.

The new encryption measure will be welcomed by businesses that use Teams to discuss sensitive and confidential information.

Millions have now postponed payments with BNPL services, but concerns about consumers' ability to manage the debts remain.

The vulnerability allows for exploits to easily be placed on company systems, with over 800,000 attacks already taken place.

A "fat finger error" led to a decimal point being put in the wrong place and the seller subsequently losing over $250,000.

Execs want to get back to the office as quickly as possible, where as employees feel left out of the process.

The suspects had distributed stolen personal information belonging to about 300 million people.