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Google Says Threat Actors and ISPs Teamed Up to Spread Spyware iOS and Android users in Kazakhstan and Italy are among the initial victims of the spyware - which can record device audio. -
Report: Ransomware-as-a-Service Is a ‘Self-Sustaining Industry’ New research has illustrated the complexities of the ransomware ecosystem and suggests we may be focusing on the wrong parts. -
Shopify Merchants Can Now Advertise Products on Twitter Users clicking on products advertised on sellers' Twitter accounts will be redirected to their ecommerce sites. -
Mark Zuckerberg Wants One Billion People Inside the Metaverse The Meta CEO expects people to be spending "hundreds of dollars" inside digital spaces in the very near future. -
Tech Companies Are Hiring Staff… Then Rescinding the Offers Along with mass layoffs and halting hiring, some companies are taking the extreme measure of cancelling job offers. -
84% of IT Leaders Think Passwords are “Deceptively Weak” Staff are stuck entering passwords 12 times a day - could your password problems be impacting productivity? -
Free G-Suite Users Have to Pay to Keep Accounts, Google Says Workspace customers who were using the service before 2012 have until this point been allowed to continue for free. -
NordVPN Becomes Latest VPN to Confirm Departure from India The Panama-based VPN provider has joined various other competitors by shutting down its India servers. -
Buy Now, PayPal Later: Apple has Competition in BNPL Market The payment services company has expanded its Buy Now, Pay Later offerings, allowing customers to spread out payments. -
Malware-Infested Word Documents Are Arriving in Email Inboxes Researchers have also observed an additional credential-stealing malware being used as a follow-up payload. -
Apple Launches Own Buy Now, Pay Later Service The announcement is the latest curveball to be slung into the industry, one that's already rife with uncertainty. -
Surfshark Confirms Shutdown of India Servers Due to Data Retention Laws The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy.