Over 33M records leaked from US corporate database – CNET
The database contains email addresses and other contact information for thousands of corporate and government employees, reports ZDNet. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe database contains email addresses and other contact information for thousands of corporate and government employees, reports ZDNet. Source: CNet
Read MoreJustice Department indicts four men, including two who worked for the KGB’s successor, for allegedly pulling off the second-largest online breach in history. Source: CNet
Read MoreSchmidt, executive chairman of Alphabet, tweets about innovations from researchers, including the man who helped invent lithium-ion batteries. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe movie, which takes place in Mexico, will arrive in U.S. theaters Nov. 22, 2017. Source: CNet
Read MoreHackers litter Twitter with a message referring to diplomatic scuffles between Turkey and two European countries. Source: CNet
Read More“That quadcopter that cost 200 bucks from Amazon.com did not stand a chance against a Patriot,” said US Army General David Perkins. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe social network will stream the next two seasons of the North American pro lacrosse league. Source: CNet
Read MoreMicrosoft on Tuesday postponed the retirement of the security bulletins that for nearly two decades have described in detail the month’s slate of vulnerabilities and accompanying patches. The bulletins’ last stand was originally scheduled for January, with a replacement process ready to step in Feb. 14. Rather than a set of bulletins, Microsoft was to
Read MoreTwitter Counter, a third-party analytics service, appears once again to have provided a gateway for hackers to post messages to high-profile Twitter accounts. An unlikely number of Twitter users suddenly learned to speak Turkish on Wednesday, posting an inflammatory message in the language replete with Nazi swastikas. [ Roger Grimes’ free and almost foolproof way
Read MoreBut I had to wear a dorky belt. Source: CNet
Read MoreFrom SXSW, Paul Misener, Amazon’s VP of innovation, talks about jobs, drones and flops. Source: CNet
Read MoreAdvanced computing experts at the National Security Agency and the Department of Energy are warning that China is “extremely likely” to take leadership in supercomputing as early as 2020, unless the U.S. acts quickly to increase spending. China’s supercomputing advances are not only putting national security at risk, but also U.S. leadership in high-tech manufacturing.
Read MoreScientists say a watery ocean beneath the icy shell of Enceladus may be much closer to the surface at some points than previously thought. Source: CNet
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, there are image-quality trade-offs when you need to keep the cameras compact. Source: CNet
Read MoreAfter nearly a decade, Japan bids sayonara to Tokyo’s giant protector. Source: CNet
Read MoreAfter the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, travellers are facing renewed warnings about exploding batteries after a headphone incident on a flight to Australia. Source: CNet
Read MoreNothing says “I love you” like a picture of a perfect peach. Source: CNet
Read MoreHundreds attend rally in Silicon Valley to protest Trump’s immigration ban and stand united with affected co-workers. Source: CNet
Read MoreGrab your Nokia and your trench coat — this is not a drill. Source: CNet
Read MoreOne suspect was near arrest in Canada, while the other three are in Russia, Bloomberg reports. Source: CNet
Read MoreCommentary: Snoop Dogg’s music video in which the rapper ‘shoots’ a clown Donald Trump with a toy gun is getting a lot of reaction, even from Sen. Marco Rubio. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe streaming service commits to distributing the famous director’s satirical “The Other Side of the Wind.” Source: CNet
Read MoreA listing on Best Buy’s website indicates that the tablet will cost $600. Source: CNet
Read MoreIn the superheroic world of the Avengers, the reason for Natalie Portman’s absence will likely be a rather ordinary one. Source: CNet
Read MoreEven without a curved display, other iPhone 8 components could drive up the cost. Source: CNet
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