Chinese hackers are by-passing web privacy tools, say researchers
A new Chinese watering hole attack is exposing the details of visitors to certain websites even if they are using Tor browsers or VPNs, researchers have found
Month: June 2015
Facebook pursues plans to open second European data centre in Ireland
County Meath to the north of Dublin is the proposed site
Apple’s week: iOS 9, Apple Pay UK, Spotify competition
Rounding up a busy WWDC
Indian suppliers investigated by US authorities over potential visa abuse
US government investigates potential breaches of immigration rules by IT suppliers
IBM, Microsoft, ARM and others back open patent database
Industry embraces the Open Register of Patent Ownership
Financial applications are on a journey to the cloud
CFOs in Europe embrace cloud-based financial applications as a result of security and delivery model improvements
Financial applications journey to the cloud
CFOs in Europe embrace cloud-based financial applications as a result of security and delivery model improvements
Top 10 most read: Surface Pro 3 speed tests, iOS 9 changes and fake phone towers
The news that caught the attention of V3 readers last week
London’s tech firms failing to employ women at board level
A London Tech Advocate survey presented at the House of Lords finds almost a quarter of London tech companies have no women employed at board level
US tax department pushes cyber security overhaul after hack attack
Sweeping changes to clean up networks and cover citizens