Wednesday 29 January 2020

Internet News: U.N. says offices in Geneva, Vienna targeted by 'well-resourced' cyberattack last year

The United Nations said on Wednesday that its offices in Geneva and Vienna were targeted by an "apparently well-resourced" cyber attack in the middle of last year that exposed lists of user accounts, but that the damage had been contained.
Read the full story at U.N. says offices in Geneva, Vienna targeted by 'well-resourced' cyberattack last year on the Reuters website.
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Internet News: Google Shopping product executive leaves for cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase

Google Shopping product leader Surojit Chatterjee is leaving Alphabet Inc for the chief product officer role at cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Inc, the San Francisco-based startup announced on Wednesday.
Read the full story at Google Shopping product executive leaves for cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase on the Reuters website.
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Internet News: Canada panel urges taxes and domestic content rules for Netflix, other U.S. firms

Ottawa should require U.S. tech companies such as Netflix , Amazon and Facebook to collect the same taxes as Canadian companies and also be subject to the same requirements for supporting domestically produced content, a Canadian government-mandated panel recommended on Wednesday.
Read the full story at Canada panel urges taxes and domestic content rules for Netflix, other U.S. firms on the Reuters website.
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Internet News: Avast reviews options for Jumpshot on data privacy concerns

Cybersecurity firm Avast said on Wednesday it was reviewing all options related to its trend analytics service, Jumpshot, after media reports raised concerns over data privacy that sent its shares tumbling.
Read the full story at Avast reviews options for Jumpshot on data privacy concerns on the Reuters website.
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Internet News: EU deals another blow to U.S., allowing members to decide on Huawei's 5G role

The EU followed Britain's example on Wednesday, allowing members to decide what part China's Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL] can play in its 5G telecoms networks and resisting pressure from Washington for an outright ban.
Read the full story at EU deals another blow to U.S., allowing members to decide on Huawei's 5G role on the Reuters website.
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