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Dragonfly Swoops Down on Energy Firms

The energy industry in the United States and Europe is being targeted by a cybercriminal gang that's suspected of being state-sponsored and has links to Russia ...

Manipulative User Research Earns Facebook a Shiner

Once again, Facebook is embroiled in a controversy over privacy. This time, hackles have been raised by publication of a study for which the company manipulated the News Feeds of nearly 700,000 subscribers ...

Facebook, NY DA Lock Horns Over User Data Warrants

Facebook, not known for respecting users' privacy, is battling a New York County district attorney's demand for all information pertaining to the accounts of several hundred of its subscribers ...

Google’s GAL Makes Glowing I/O Debut

One of the many notable things to come out of Google's I/O conference this week was the announcement that 40 new auto industry companies representing 25 brands had joined the Open Automotive Alliance (OAA), which Google formed earlier this year ...

Wall Street Goes Gaga Over GoPro

Action camera maker GoPro, which went public Thursday, saw its share prices skyrocket, closing at US$31.34, 30 percent over its asking price of $24 ...

Google Worms Its Way Into Nest

Google-owned Nest Labs, maker of smart thermostats and smoke detectors, this week launched a developer program along with partnerships that already have products on offer ...

No Cellphone Search Without Warrant, Supreme Court Rules

Police need a warrant to search the cellphone contents of people they have arrested, the United States Supreme Court ruled Wednesday ...

Google I/O Offers Devs Big Bonanza

Google on Wednesday announced a plethora of opportunities for developers at its I/O conference, under way in San Francisco ...

Card Fraud Hits 1 in 4 Consumers Worldwide: Report

As many as a quarter of the world's consumers were victimized by card fraud in the past five years, and financial institutions are losing customers as a result, suggests research conducted by payments software vendor ACI Worldwide ...

Microsoft Aims to Put Some MacBook Airs Out of Circulation

Microsoft is offering up to US$650 worth of in-store credit to MacBook Air owners who are willing to trade them in and purchase a Surface Pro 3 ...

Heartbleed Flaw Goes Unpatched on 300K Servers: Report

Two months after the Heartbleed vulnerability sent frissons of fear down the spines of IT managers everywhere, 300,000 servers still remain vulnerable, Errata Security said this weekend ...

Tide Turns in Favor of Crime-Fighting Smartphone Kill Switches

In the wake of overwhelming evidence that the kill switch Apple introduced in iOS 7 last year has reduced iPhone thefts, Google and Microsoft have agreed to follow suit ...

Path Adds Another Avenue for Mobile Gabfest

Path has hived off its mobile-only messaging service as a standalone app named "Talk," it announced Friday. It also ended limits on the number of friends users can communicate with, and announced its purchase of place messaging pioneer TalkTo as it sets itself for growth ...

Legere’s Sturm und Drang Act Works for T-Mobile

T-Mobile CEO John Legere was his usual controversial self when he took the stage at the company's Un-Carrier 5.0 event on Wednesday, striding on after being announced like a wrestling champ and lacing the air with profanities ...

Amazon’s Fire Phone May Fizzle

Amazon's share prices shot up by nearly US$10 on Wednesday after the company announced its Fire Phone, but by press time Thursday they had fallen by $5.76 to $328.62 ...

Researchers Find Android Security on Par With iOS

The open-source Android operating system has long been considered by security experts to be the mobile OS most vulnerable to security threats, but iOS is just as vulnerable, Marble Security has found ...

BlackBerry Unveils BBM Protected to, Ahem, Protect Market Share

BlackBerry, whose share of the mobile phone market has been on a downward spiral, this week launched BBM Protected, the first in its planned eBBM Suite of secure enterprise-class messaging products ...

HP Follows IBM’s Lead With Enterprise Applications for Workday

HP on Tuesday announced HP Enterprise Applications Services for Workday -- essentially consulting services for customers of Workday's Software as a Service ...

Nest Offers Discounted, Wave-Less Smoke Alarm

Google's Nest subsidiary has returned its Protect smoke and carbon monoxide alarm to the market, less than one month after recalling 440,000 units because of a defect ...

Tesla’s Patent Giveaway Fuels Electric Car Enthusiasm

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk threw the automotive industry into a tizzy last week, when he announced that he was throwing open the company's patents ...

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