Новости за 20.02.2019

GitHub revamps its bug bounty with higher rewards and legal safe-harbor terms for researchers.

Former sales director Luiz Tonisi takes the helm.

The 6.2-inch Moto G7 Plus is as good a budget smartphone as you'll find today, but the competition in this market segment is hotting up.

Small changes to relationship files manage to foil scans for malicious links.

Chinese tech giant launches new cloud region in Singapore, where it says it is looking to develop into one of its largest outside China and will deliver artificial intelligence capabilities.

Microsoft also expands AccountGuard security service for political entities in 12 European countries.

Majority of Asia-Pacific business leaders see artificial intelligence as a key enabler in ensuring a competitive edge, but just 41 percent have actually adopted such tools, reveals a new study, which points to culture and skills as main challenges.

Staff were sent to the government-owned poster child to change the culture at Geoscience Australia so it can learn how to do cloud right.

The figure is almost bang-on with 10 percent expectations the Health Minister has previously expressed.

Software AG President Sanjay Brahmawa describes the road ahead for digital businesses.

LG's 6.26-inch Q60 and K50, along with the 5.7-inch K40 smartphones will have premium camera, AI, and sound features, LG Electronics has said, leaving everything out in the open ahead of the G8 ThinQ launch at Mobile World Congress.

SK Telecom will launch its Quantum Gateway Security solution that it says will prevent hacking of autonomous cars at Mobile World Congress.

MIT Media Lab researchers are using RFID tags to make it easier to locate objects.

The company said its AU$6 million profit was fuelled by digital transformation initiatives of its customers in Australia.

Nearly 140 bars, restaurants, and coffee shops all over the US have had POS systems infected with malware.

Cable premises still ring-fenced by NBN due to its HFC pause, which will be released to market in the next four months.

Ericsson and Oppo will collaborate on 5G device testing and demonstrations, as well as 2G, 3G, and 4G patent cross-licensing, while Ericsson has also made updates and improvements across its 5G platform for carriers.

The innovation lab is charged with helping government agencies develop products and services that actually benefit citizens.

Little-known user data leak uncovered in July 2018 comes back to haunt Facebook.