Новости за 26.02.2021

The initial cost to telcos is estimated at US$ 6.2 billion

COVID-19 has radically shifted the way time is spent online as we connect with friends and family. But spending all this time on our digital devices can impact our eye health.

From China to the EU and now Australia, Canada, and the US, states want to take back the power they ceded to digital giants. The fight over news is just one front on that battle.

If users type an URL and they forget to add the HTTP or HTTPS prefix, Chrome will soon use HTTPS by default.

Survey shows DevOps on the rise, and may have helped boost IT productivity during the great corporate dispersal

The bomb threats escalated over the course of six weeks to include Black Lives Matter protests and threats on UK politicians.

A research team used a cable to entangle qubits located in different quantum nodes. This could go a long way in creating a powerful cluster of quantum devices.

For Chartio customers, the company has said it is going away March 1, 2022.

Some CentOS users still aren't happy, but Red Hat is keeping its promise to open-source organizations that they'll have access to a free version of RHEL.

You might think New Zealand and Bottega Veneta have little in common. Yet both are showing a fascinating, possibly brilliant, attitude toward the business of social media.

There's been a 2,000% increase of new malware written in Go over the past few years.

Compromised machines included those used in sample analysis.

A bold Urban Air Mobility pledge could push a new form of transportation to the forefront.

Zoom is bringing a live captioning previously reserved for Pro accounts to all users.

This battery-powered Bluetooth/USB speakerphone is nicely designed, with intuitive touch controls and the ability to charge a handset if necessary.

Google Workspace apps say goodbye to Internet Explorer 11 in three weeks time.

Craig Froelich, chief information security officer at Bank of America, talks about hiring neurodiverse workers and how they can benefit cybersecurity teams.

Microsoft tapped GitHub's CodeQL to discover whether its source code had been modified in the SolarWinds supply chain attack.

Nation-state hacking groups don't need to do the work themselves anymore: they can hire criminal gangs to breach targets for them - with the added bonus that it's harder to trace the attack back to them, say researchers.

The video platform was accused of collecting biometric data without consent.

In its second interim report, Australia's COVID-19 committee argues misuse of public interest immunity claims from agencies, including by the Attorney-General's Department which it has accused of failing to confirm whether a US law enforcement agency was barred from accessing data collected by COVIDSafe.

Touting deposits and withdrawals can now happen 'in seconds'.

It also seeks assurance that the disclosure of protected information is permitted for the purposes of giving effect to the exercise of the OAIC's privacy functions.

Told ZDNet the government will 'always step up' when Australia's sovereignty is being compromised or challenged.

It also added 1.3 million active customers over the past 12 months.