Microsoft employees slept in data centers during pandemic lockdown, exec says
Microsoft employees slept in the software company’s data centers during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, an executive said While
Read More
Society
A deep dive into privacy-protecting databases
Privacy-protecting databases use a number of techniques to guard data. The complexity of these techniques has evolved as threats to data
Read More
UN nuclear watchdog chides Iran over uranium enrichment
A report by IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says Tehran has failed to provide a proper explanation for the discovery of
Read More
350,000 Germans suffer from…
Around 350,000 people in Germany are understood to suffer from long-term symptoms of a COVID-19 infection, Minister of Education and
Read More
PayPal and Venmo will let you send cryptocurrency to third-party wallets
Until now, users have been limited to buying, selling, holding, and checking out with crypto PayPal and Venmo users who
Read More
DHS confirms new cybersecurity rules for pipeline companies
The measures follow a ransomware attack that halted Colonial Pipeline deliveries for several days As expected, the Department of Homeland
Read More
Israel’s actions amount to crimes against humanity: Turkey
Turkish foreign minister addresses Human Rights Council on the situation in occupied Palestinian, including East Jerusalem Israel’s recent actions in
Read More
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teases big Windows update at Build
Microsoft kicked off its annual Build conference for software developers by making a slew of cloud product announcements Microsoft kicked
Read More
WhatsApp blocks Palestinian reporters, violating digital rights
Messaging app WhatsApp has blocked the accounts of dozens of Palestinian journalists following this month’s Israeli violence against the Palestinians and
Read More
European Muslim Forum hails ICC probe on Israeli crimes
ICC chief prosecutor announced investigation launched in early March on Israeli war crimes in Palestinian territories Muslim leaders in Europe
Read More
Russia orders Google to delete ‘illegal’ content or face slowdowns
The company could also face fines Google faces an ultimatum in Russia. Per Engadget, the country’s Roskomnadzor internet commission gave
Read More