The cyber criminal group operating the resurgent Emotet botnet have been observed trialling new attack techniques after Microsoft’s new rules on macro-enabled documents come into force. Attributed to Threat Actor

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Cyber attacks on three Germany-based wind-energy companies have raised alarms that Russian-sympathisers are trying to disrupt European efforts to lessen resilience on Russian oil and gas.  SEE MORE Should your

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Fujitsu is reportedly set to sell its scanner business to imaging and electronics company Ricoh for 80 billion yen ($625 million) as it aims to focus on software development. The

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There are many things I despise Elon Musk for, including posing as an engineering genius, never shutting up about tunnels, allegedly avoiding tax despite being one of the richest men

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The rate of overbuilding by UK telecoms providers has been flagged as a cause for concern by challenger provider CityFibre, saying the market could regress to a duopoly of the

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Regional leaders have hit out at the government over a lack of support for much-needed networking and connectivity projects, branding current initiatives such as the Levelling Up agenda as “hot

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AWS has made the Australian National University’s (ANU) ANU Quantum Numbers (AQN) generator available on its platform. ANU claims that the AQN is the world’s most popular and powerful online

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