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Month: February 2015
Google offers bug hunters $3,000 to investigate rumoured security flaws
Expands reward scheme to include mobile applications
Paym sends £26m in payments
More than 1.8 million people have registered to make payments to people using only their mobile phone number
Government maps 13,000 miles of public digital infrastructure
Interim Landscape Report outlines ways to boost UK connectivity
Open APIs in banking move forward with official call for evidence
The UK government asks interested parties their thoughts on opening up application programming interfaces (APIs) to increase competition
US budget sets aside $14bn for cyber security
US also commits $3bn to improving science, technology, engineering and maths teaching
Apple to raise $6.5bn in bonds
Apple is selling bonds to raise $6.5bn despite recording its most profitable quarter ever and cash reserves of $178bn
HM Revenue & Customs receives record number of digital self assessments
This year saw the largest recorded number of digital self assessment registrations, according to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
Google bank evolves with Gmail payment service in UK
Google enables UK users to make payments through Gmail, 18 months after the service was launched in the US
BMW patches in-car software security flaw
Up to 2.2 million cars affected.