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Bolt, on-demand transportation platform in Africa has up-scaled security and safety features on the platform to improve the safety and well-being of passengers, riders and drivers during a Bolt trip.
Banks have been ordered to adopt a proactive rather than a reactive stance to cyber security, including hiring new, independent teams of “red hat” hackers to secretly deploy the latest techniques against institutions to expose weaknesses. It comes ahead of in…
As a reporter who can code, I can easily collect information from websites and social media accounts to find stories. All I need to do is write a few lines of code that go into the ether, open up websites, and download the data that is already publicly available on them. This process is called…
Islington Council has refused to collaborate with the government’s controversial move to make rough sleeping grounds for deportation.
A small, but fast growing start-up called Immediation was critical in enabling Australian courts to go virtual during COVID-19.
Almost 2 000 people have been arrested in Limpopo for various crimes – and two people have been caught in alleged possession of crocodile eggs and skins.
The gesture, known as “Kniefall von Warschau,” became a worldwide symbol of Germany’s reconciliation with Poland and the foundation of modern relations.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson had just finished wrapping string lights around her home’s portico on Saturday evening and was about to watch “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” with her 4-year-old son when a crowd of protesters marched up carrying American flags and guns. About two dozen protesters chanted “Stop the Steal” and accused…
OnePlus has put up a page where you can track the status of security updates for some of its phones. Right now it appears a bit incomplete, but it does bring some good news for owners of the OnePlus Nord – it will be getting security patches until mid-2023. That’s noticeably longer than the Nord…
A new cybersecurity alert from the US National Security Agency warns that Russian “state-sponsored” hackers are actively exploiting a software vulnerability in multiple products made by cloud computing company VMware Inc .
