Bad news employee — most executives admit using AI makes them value human workers less

After using AI, many business leaders say are less likely to value their human workers, but the technology is still failing to deliver consistent ROI.

Meta workers revolt against mouse tracking technology — flyers ask if they want to work at ‘the Employee Data ​Extraction Factory’

Privacy concerns aside, Meta workers are worried that AI-training mouse tracking software will ultimately lead to further job cuts.

US Congress calls Instructure CEO as it investigates Canvas breach

Steve Daly was called in to testify about the two ShinyHunters incidents that left students stranded.

The $650 start up: 9 essential tools to launch a business this week

How to start an online business for less than $650

The FBI just remotely reset thousands of home and small office routers – and your TP-Link could be on the hitlist

The FBI obtained court-authorization to reset thousands of routers remotely, so they could kick lurking Russian hackers out of compromised networks

Chinese ‘cellular modules’ could be included in new expansion of federal restrictions

In banning Chinese-made cellular modules, the FCC could cause serious disruption to the supply chain of many electronic goods.

Why sovereign cloud starts with smarter workload placement

Moving from a public, private or hybrid cloud environment into a sovereign one demands real planning.

Google unveils new Android security tool looking to help spot spyware attacks

Intrusion Logging is now available on the newest Pixel models, with more devices getting it soon.

Foxconn confirms cyberattack hit some North American factories — hackers say they stole 8TB of data, including Apple and Nvidia files

Ransomware operators Nitrogen claimed the breach, saying they stole valuable technical information.