Facebook tentatively concludes spammers were behind recent data breach – WSJ
Big rumble unlikely to be nation state.
Month: October 2018
Australia’s encryption-busting bill also after PINs, passwords
Home Affairs proposes simpler mechanism to get at data.
Apple pens date for expected Mac updates
MacBooks and iPads in the frame for refresh.
Fearing election hacking, EU leaders to ready sanctions
New curbs on online campaigning interference rushed through.
SAP raises guidance as cloud transformation gathers pace
Reports a 41 percent jump in cloud revenues.
Amazon to open Manchester R&D centre and create 1,000 skilled jobs
Two UK supermarkets to trial facial recognition for alcohol and cigarette sales
Asda, Morrisons and Tesco in the frame for checkout facial recognition technology
Two UK supermarkets to trial facial recognition for alcohol and cigarette sales
Asda, Morrisons and Tesco in the frame for checkout facial recognition technology
Carbon fibres could work as battery electrodes in cars and planes, claim researchers
Research opens up new possibilities for structural batteries, where the carbon fibre forms part of the energy system
Carbon fibres could work as battery electrodes in cars and planes, claim researchers
Research opens up new possibilities for structural batteries, where the carbon fibre forms part of the energy system