Top 10 Technology Headlines for the Week of Dec. 17

Welcome to Zintel PR's Top 10 Technology Headlines for the week of December 17. Be sure to click-through for the full text of each article, and stay tuned for updated headlines every Friday.

Fortune: Chinese Hackers Stole Diplomatic Cables, Report Says. Here's How They Did It

By: Jeff John Roberts & Robert Hackett

The Verge: Facebook gave Spotify and Netflix access to users’ private messages

By: Casey Newton

Engadget: Facebook collects user data from apps like Tinder, OKCupid and others

By: Mallory Locklear

Mercury News: Google misleads kids and parents about apps, complaint filed with FTC says

By: Levi Sumagaysay

VentureBeat: Cryptomining and IoT malware both rose over 70% in Q3 2018

By: Dean Takahashi

ZDNet: Microsoft releases security update for new IE zero-day

By: Catalin Cimpanu

Wall Street Journal: Some Global Banks Break Ties With Huawei

By: Margot Patrick &d Julie Steinberg

Houston Business Journal: Houston leads U.S. in tech job hiring plans for 2019

By: Chris Mathews

Ars Technica: Logitech disables local access on Harmony Hubs, breaks automation systems

By: Valentina Palladino

NPR: Amazon Customer Receives 1,700 Audio Files Of A Stranger Who Used Alexa

By: Sasha Ingber

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