SolarWinds Hackers Are After the Global IT Supply Chain Again
The hackers' main techniques this time include phishing emails and brute-forcing password logins.
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US Government Bans International Sale of Hacking Tools
The decision is a good one, although many believe it's "too little too late" to make a big enough impact on the trend.
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Donald Trump to Launch His New Social Media Platform, TRUTH Social
Previous president Donald Trump has started a beta launch of his new social media platform, known as TRUTH Social.
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Sources Claim PayPal in Multibillion Dollar Takeover Talks with Pinterest
The company is reportedly considering paying a record breaking $45 billion for the blogging platform.
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Microsoft 365 Will Tattle on Employees Visiting Shady Websites
New updates to the software could report back on workers internet activity, as well as halting viruses early.
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Google Play Store is Flooded with Squid Game Malware
Netflix's smash hit series Squid Game has led to multiple unofficial malware Squid Game apps being listed on the Google Store
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Post Pandemic, Restaurants Look Set to Surge
After the pandemic forced a lot of restaurants to close their doors, a new wave of eateries are ready to expand.
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Don’t Open Any Unknown Excel Attachments – They May Be Phishing Scams
A new Excel document has been circulating various finance companies as an attachment containing phishing malware.
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Password Theft Is Now at an All-Time High
Are Your Accounts Secure? Within the past six months, there has been a massive influx in password theft attacks.
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Metaverse Meetings – the Future of Work or a Facebook Gimmick?
Facebook plan to hire 10,000 EU employees to develop a Facebook metaverse, centered around VR and AR.
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WhatsApp Is Adding End-to-End Encryption to Backups
The popular messaging app has had end-to-end encryption for five years, but now backups will also be securely stored.
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SumUp POS Acquires Customer Loyalty Startup Fivestars
The deal is reportedly worth $371 million and could see SumUp making waves in the POS market of the United States soon.
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Microsoft Is Shutting Down LinkedIn for China
The company will replace it with a job listing app — called InJobs — that will not offer the social media features.
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Study: Collaboration Is Still a Problem for Remote Teams
A new study found that teams are still struggling to figure out how to navigate the remote work shift in a productive way.
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Game Platform Roblox Is Cracking Down on VPN Use
Can you use Roblox with a VPN if you play it safe? Roblox's new guidelines leave some wiggle room.
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Amazon Will Allow Employees to Work From Home Indefinitely
However, the decision is up to directors, and employees must be able to attend meetings at the office on a day's notice.
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1Password Launches New Feature to Promote Safe Sharing
The name feature -- whimsically dubbed Psst! -- allows users to share data like passwords securely with anyone.
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Study: Remote Work Leads to Increased Cybersecurity Risk
A new study find business owners are having trouble mitigating the cybersecurity risk of employees working from home.
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Twitch Confirms Enormous Data Breach As Sensitive Data Appears Online
The video-game streaming giant says its security teams are ‘working with urgency’ to find out more about the incident.
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Ally.io Acquisition by Microsoft Reminds Us Remote Working is Here to Stay
The objective tracking platform will become an integral part of Microsoft's Viva software.
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Microsoft Teams Update Introduces Quiet Time Feature
The latest addition to the web conferencing platform looks to remove distractions and let users unwind outside work hours.
