Security researchers map out how a ransomware attack plays out over a two week period.
Android security: This fake message about a missed delivery leads to data-stealing malware
FakeSpy malware spreads via SMS phishing, using each infected victim to further distribute itself – and researchers say the cyber-criminal operation behind it is finding a lot of success.
The robots are coming, and this is how they will change the future of work
Robotic systems have historically been kept separate from humans, and tucked away deep in factory lines. But as robots start mingling with humans in their workplaces, what is work going to look like?
Apple Watch, Fitbit data can spot if you are sick days before symptoms show up
A Stanford study is showing how wearables have promise in helping to keep a lid on coronavirus infections.
Smart cities will track our every move. We will need to keep them in check
Smart city tools are going to be key to easing lockdown restrictions, but the line with surveillance is a fine one.
Nine bad things that happen when IT projects go wrong
Digital transformation projects can offer big benefits – but when they fail, the impact can last for years.
Test and Trace: We’ll hold onto your data for eight years now – down from 20
Still feels like a lot? That’s because it is.
Contact-tracing: France snubs Apple and Google but its StopCovid app underwhelms
The country has launched a contact-tracing app without the help of Apple or Google. An impressive feat, but with limited results so far.
Contact tracing: France snubs Apple and Google but its StopCovid app still underwhelms
The country has launched a contact-tracing app without the help of Apple or Google. An impressive feat, but with limited results so far.
Ransomware: Attacks that start with phishing emails are suddenly back in fashion again
Email was once the main method for delivering ransomware. Now familiar and new forms of ransomware are using it again.