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Month: November 2016

Features

Tech companies indirectly connected to blacklisted Myanmar tin mine

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

YANGON (Reuters) – More than 500 companies list among their suppliers Chinese-controlled firms that indirectly buy tin ore from a mine operated by an ethnic armed group in Myanmar, a Reuters examination of the supply Read more…

Mirai y'all
Views

Akamai’s verdict on Mirai: People, it’s bad (and it’s gonna get worse)

November 30, 2016 Guest Writer 0

The open-source Mirai malware that shocked the technology sector a few weeks ago has been studied by Akamai in its latest State of the Internet report. It’s bad news for the world, as Akamai suggests Read more…

Views

Amazon Echo: more proof that social media addiction is stupid and dangerous

November 30, 2016 Tony Poulos 0

Okay, I’ll admit it – social media has me baffled. Try as I might to understand its incredible popularity and all the benefits it supposedly brings, I still don’t quite get why it’s so popular. Please Read more…

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News

Global Mirai campaign behind Deutsche Telekom cyber attack

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – A cyber attack that infected nearly 1 million routers used to access Deutsche Telekom  internet service was part of a campaign targeting web-connected devices around the globe, the German government and security Read more…

News

Cyber attacks on HK/mainland China firms up 969% since 2014: PwC

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

HONG KONG (Reuters) – Cyber attacks on Chinese companies have soared in the past two years, according to a survey, with new technologies that connect household items to the internet and allow them to receive Read more…

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News

Samsung says split-up is on the table but won’t commit just yet

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

SEOUL (Reuters) – Tech giant Samsung Electronics, under pressure from shareholders to improve investor returns, said on Tuesday it will consider creating a holding company in what would be the biggest shake-up in its 47-year Read more…

viu
Off the Wire

PCCW’s Viu launches in the Philippines as regional subs top four million

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

PCCW Media has launched its OTT video service Viu in the Philippines as part of its regional expansion, just as Viu announced that it has racked up four million unique users just one year after Read more…

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Ant Financial chair apologizes after Alipay enables naughty dating service

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

BEIJING (Reuters) – The head of Ant Financial Services Group, the payment affiliate of Alibaba, apologized on Tuesday following backlash from Chinese netizens over a social feature in the company’s payment app that critics say Read more…

Mobile Connect
Off the Wire

Singtel, M1 and StarHub adopt GSMA’s Mobile Connect

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

Singapore’s three main cellcos – Singtel, M1 and StarHub – have announced joint support for the GSMA’s Mobile Connect authentication standard, which they say will enable consumers to enjoy fast, simple and secure access to Read more…

News

Bangladesh Bank wants cyberheist money back – RCBC says “Not our problem”

November 30, 2016 News Centre 0

MANILA (Reuters) – Philippine lender RCBC and a Bangladeshi minister traded blame on Tuesday over liability for tens of millions of dollars that were looted from a New York bank and then went missing in Read more…

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