The Ava bracelet aims to measure fertility, but the data it collects could do much more than that.
Why ransomware is still so successful: Over a quarter of victims pay the ransom
Organisations are paying an average of $1m to cyber criminals to restore their networks after falling victim to ransomware.
WFH leads to surge in mobile phishing and malware attacks targeting pharmaceuticals companies
Analysis by cybersecurity researchers at Lookout says cyberattacks targeting mobile devices have more than doubled as hackers look to take advantage of remote workers.
Low-code and no-code development is changing how software is built – and who builds it
Low-code and no-code platforms are multiplying, and the first to reap the technologies’ benefits will be entrepreneurs with a good idea.
The world’s fastest supercomputers are still getting faster, but it’s taking them longer
The latest Top500 list shows that supercomputers are getting better, but more slowly.
Hands-on with the Raspberry Pi 400: Pleased and impressed
I was fortunate to get one. Here are my initial impressions and experiences with it.
Cloud computing is grabbing even more of your IT spending
Cloud computing is becoming the new normal as businesses shift more spending to on-demand IT.
Cyber-attack disruption could last for months, says council
A month on, London’s Hackney council is still trying to deal with the problems caused by an ‘advanced, criminal cyberattack’.
Cyberattack disruption could last for months, says council
A month on, London’s Hackney Council is still trying to deal with the problems caused by an ‘advanced, criminal cyberattack’.
Meet the hackers who earn millions for saving the web, one bug at a time
These hackers are finding security bugs – and getting paid for it. That’s changing the dynamics of cybersecurity.