This week's technology headlines included new cybersecurity threats for 5G, IoT security fails, and ongoing coronavirus concerns.
By: Kaya Yurieff
Facebook announced on Thursday that it is canceling F8, its biggest annual event, due to concerns over the coronavirus.
By: Alfred Ng
The breach affected all of the facial recognition company's customers, many of which are law enforcement agencies.
By: Larry Dignan
As 5G, IoT and mobility deployments scale in 2020, mobile security is likely to become a larger issue. In Verizon's report, 59% of companies said they were hit by downtime with 58% losing data.
By: Danny Palmer
Researchers warn that there's more and more unauthorised connected devices on corporate networks - and that they could provide easy pickings for cyber criminals.
By: Jack Morse
When it comes to securing the vote, officials keep pushing for the latest and supposedly greatest in election technology. According to cryptography experts at the annual RSA conference in San Francisco, that approach might just do more harm than good.
By: Dan Goodin
Cypress and Broadcom chip bug bit iPhones, Macs, Android devices, Echoes, and more.
By: Joseph Cox
Motherboard previously found the telecom companies sold phone location data to bounty hunters and other third-parties.
By: Eileen Brown
With so many large-scale data breaches at major companies, is it possible for brands to regain consumer confidence again?
By: Lisa Lacy
The pale lager from Mexico is not having a great start to 2020
By: Alfred Ng
A technology used in a number of prisons is tracking students now too.
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