Is Apple Planning to Flood Your iPhone with More Ads?
The company wants to expand its advertising capabilities and is rumored to be creating a demand-side platform.
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Hackers Could Take Over Your Mac via Zoom
A problem with Zoom's installer has left it vulnerable to exploitation on macOS, for months – and issues still persist.
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Apple Finally Starts Hybrid Work Pilot, A Year After Announcing it
Apple now expects Bay Area employees to be in work on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with an additional day up to teams to decide.
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Tech Companies That Have Made Layoffs in 2022
2022 has seen a series of layoffs from the likes of Microsoft, Twitter, and Tesla. We track the latest redundancies in tech.
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300 ByteDance Employees Used to Work for Chinese State Media
According to the report, 15 ByteDance employees are still working in Chinese state-backed media.
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Peloton to Staff: Return to the Office or Quit
As part of its major corporate overhaul, Peloton has also let go of 784 workers and closed several branches.
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US Government Offers $10 Million Reward for Info on Ransomware Gang
The US Department of State is cracking down on cyber criminals, and released a picture for the first time, to prove it.
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Google Meet Introduces Live-Sharing Games and Spotify
The new features, announced this week, are the latest updates to the platform following the Duo-Meet merger.
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Cisco Confirms Data Breach After Being Outed by Cybergang
The hackers were able to gain access to Cisco’s system by duping one of its employees, and allegedly took 2.75GB of data.
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Google Employees Sense a ‘Real Vibe Change’ as Hiring Freeze Continues
As major tech companies are forced to make cuts to personnel, Google employees are anticipating the same fate.
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Microsoft: IT Admins Need to Take ‘Immediate Action’ to Fix Server Bugs
According to Microsoft, Expanded Protection is needed to fix critical security flaws and prevent the potential loss of data.
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Kaspersky Has Patched a Serious Vulnerability in Its VPN
The escalation of privilege flaw could have caused major problems for Kaspersky and those that use its VPN service.
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NordLocker Offers Cybersecurity Tips to Small Businesses
The popular encrypted cloud service hopes to help small businesses make the most of their cybersecurity budget.
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SM-Mess: Google Puts the Pressure on Apple to Fix Texting
Green bubbles be damned, it's time to make texting work better for everyone, no matter what device you're using.
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Microsoft Teams Will Let Users Record and Send Short Video Messages
The new feature will be available worldwide on desktop, web, and mobile, starting this September. Here's what to expect.
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Twilio’s Data Was Breached Through a Phishing Campaign on Employees
Unlike the weird text message phishing scams most of us get, the phishing texts to Twilio employees were tailor-made.
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monday.com Rolls Out Brand New CRM for Sales Teams
The new application will allow sales teams to centralize all of their customer management efforts around a single app.
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Slack May Have Been Sending Other People Your Password…for Five Years
The business messaging platform has reset the passwords of accounts belonging to a small proportion of its users.
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Twitter Breach of 5.4 Million Users Could Expose Anonymous Accounts
Twitter claims to be spreading the word because it is "mindful of people with pseudonymous accounts who can be targeted."
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Cybercrime in the Gaming Sector Is Up 167% Year-on-Year
The report also found that the U.S. is the main target for cybercriminals.
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Here’s Why You Should Activate Google Chrome 104
Aside from addressing 27 critical cyber vulnerabilities, the update improves site speed as well.
