Computer glitches disrupt classes as schools return online
The new school year already has been plagued by failing websites and computer glitches, adding to the list of problems that students have encountered with remote learning.
Bring in the experts: It’s time to secure your home network
If you don’t want cyber cat burglars traipsing across your devices, potentially spreading malware or ransomware as they go, you’ll want to secure your entire home network.
Will new ‘Clean Network’ protect US info from China?
Keith Krach on China, security
China's top semiconductor maker denies military links
BEIJING — China’s leading maker of semiconductors has denied it has any links to the military following reports Washington is considering stepping up its feud with Beijing over technology and security by imposing export controls that could disrupt manufacturing for a national industrial champion.
New Zealand hit with unprecedented wave of cyberattacks targeting stock market, banks, justice minister says
New Zealand’s justice minister says his country is being bombarded by an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks targeting entities such as banks and its stock market, in what intelligence officials suspect is part of a global campaign.
Mood shift in White House could give Microsoft edge in TikTok bidding war: Gasparino
Charlie Gasparino on potential TikTok sale
Walmart, Microsoft team up on TikTok bid 'makes perfect sense': Investment expert
Hitha Herzog and Kristin Bentz explain the reasoning behind Walmart backing Microsoft's bid for TikTok
Walmart partnering with Microsoft on TikTok buyout: Report
Dan Ives on Microsoft-Walmart teaming up
TikTok's data pickup from Americans is a 'massive tsunami': Peter Navarro
Peter Navarro on Microsoft and Oracle's race to purchase TikTok, China hiding dangers of coronavirus, ByteDance's lawsuit against Trump administration, his push for convalescent plasma treatment
North Korean hackers ramp up bank heists: U.S. government cyber alert
North Korean hackers are tapping into banks around the globe to make fraudulent money transfers and cause ATMs to spit out cash, the U.S. government warned on Wednesday.
Microsoft, Oracle now in 'tighter horse race' to buy TikTok: Sources
TikTok purchasing still in limbo
Microsoft's three-decade history with China under the microscope ahead of potential TikTok acquisition
Microsoft's relationship with China has come under scrutiny amid ongoing discussions for the tech conglomerate's potential acquisition of the dance video app TikTok.
TikTok preparing legal challenge against Trump's executive order: Report
TikTok may sue over Trump's executive order
Pentagon approves American-made small drones for the U.S. Military
The Pentagon approved five small drone makers this week to sell their products to the U.S. Military and federal agencies starting in September.
Pentagon approves American-made drones
George Matus on Teal Drones
More than 2,000 Instacart shopper accounts are safe despite vendor intrusion
"Upon discovering this inconsistency, we immediately retained a leading forensic analysis firm to promptly investigate the matter," Instacart said. "The results of our joint investigation confirmed that these two individuals viewed a limited set of shopper information that may have included name, email address, telephone number, driver’s license number, and a thumbnail image of the driver’s license."
Potential Microsoft purchase of TikTok is up to the president to approve: Keith Krach
Keith Krach on what has to happen for Microsoft's possible purchase of TikTok to get approved
Microsoft can do more with TikTok than Oracle: Social media analyst
Social media analyst on TikTok, Microsoft sale
TikTok vice president: We're committed to providing value in the US
Michael Beckerman on TikTok, China, sale
Triller co-owner: Revenue will likely be over $100M this year
Bobby Sarnevesht on Triller, TikTok