April 19, 2019 Hacker posts over 4,000 sensitive documents from Mexican embassy Thousands of documents containing sensitive information belonging to Mexico's embassy in Guatemala were leaked online this week by a hacker. The stolen cache contained…
April 19, 2019 Rivian turned down GM investment so it could build EVs for others Reports emerged last week that GM would not join Amazon in investing in electric vehicle startup Rivian, and now we have a little more…
April 19, 2019 SiriusXM launches new ‘essential’ streaming plan for only $8 SiriusXM is now offering an $8-per-month streaming music plan that it calls SiriusXM Essential, a bundle of over 300 channels consisting of music, talk…
April 19, 2019 Console gaming is at a crossroads Sony and Microsoft have been walking the same path for nearly 20 years, when it comes to gaming hardware. Instead of leaves, shiny silver…
April 19, 2019 The inside of the Samsung Galaxy Fold is marvelously messy The Samsung Galaxy Fold doesn’t release until April 26th, but if you’ve been eagerly awaiting a glimpse under the hood, a pre-production version of…
April 19, 2019 ‘MalwareTech’ security researcher pleads guilty In 2017, Marcus Hutchins went from relatively unknown, to being a worldwide hero, to facing criminal charges all in a span of a few…
April 19, 2019 WannaCry hero pleads guilty to developing banking malware Marcus Hutchins, best known for his role in stopping the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack, has plead guilty to two charges related to computer hacking…
April 19, 2019 The PDF Association thinks the Mueller report sucks When Special Counsel Robert Mueller released his report on Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election yesterday and political wonks across the internet…
April 19, 2019 Sidewalk Lab’s street signs alert people to data collection in use As Sidewalk Labs builds its "smart city" in Toronto, there have been growing concerns that the sensor and camera-laden neighborhood may invade the privacy…
April 19, 2019 Microsoft faces down a new claim that pro-diversity hiring isn’t fair to white men Microsoft employees have been using an internal message board to criticize the company’s pro-diversity efforts, referring to the hiring of women and minorities as…