Hackers targeting people with fake Zoom HR, payroll video meetings
Cybersecurity researchers at UK-based Sophos have revealed hackers are now targeting people across the world with sending emailed…
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More than 99% of our workforce is operating remotely today:Rajarshi Bhattacharyya, Country Manager,…
As a global company with a distributed workforce, SUSE has in place various processes and guidelines and tips for remote workers.…
Techies allowed to work from home till July 31: Ravi Shankar Prasad
The Central government has permitted techies of all IT firms to work from home till July 31 to protect them from the coronavirus…
The Role of APIs in the World of Social Media
Written By: Abhinav Asthana, Co-founder of Postman
Social media has exploded in recent years. Numerous platforms, from…
Telangana IT Minister K.T. Rama Rao for exploring new opportunities in post-Covid world
Telangana's Information Technology Minister K.T. Rama Rao has suggested to Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad to set up a task…
Video meet app Zoom deploys Oracle Cloud to streamline growing workloads
Zoom is already transferring upwards of seven petabytes through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure servers each day, roughly equivalent…
Google adding 30 lakh new users on Meet app daily: Sundar Pichai
As video conferencing becomes the new normal, Google is adding roughly 3 million new users on its Meets app daily and have seen a…
Automation at Facebook making cybersecurity staff redundant: Report
Facebook has reportedly shaken up its cybersecurity team as it invests in automation to identify and address cyber breaches on its…
Apple planning flexible batteries for future foldable iPhone, iPad: Report
Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has filed a patent about working on flexible batteries which may ultimately be used in foldable…
UK ditches coronavirus tracking app proposed by Apple-Google
The UK has decided not to use the framework proposed by tech giants Apple and Google for its NHS coronavirus contact tracing app