The hack was reportedly connected to the infamous LAPSUS$ group, but it’s not clear yet what—and how much—data was taken.
The law had been under temporary injunction after social media companies sued back in 2021.
Influenza hasn't gotten the memo that it's almost summer.
The change marks a major breakthrough for news sites who have long claimed they were being shorted revenue by gatekeepers Google and Facebook.
Though Trump has proclaimed he’ll stick to Truth Social, Twitter’s prospective owner said banning tweeter-in-chief was "morally wrong and flat-out stupid."
Tesla said it’s issuing a patch after feds announced a recall of 130,000 modern Tesla models, showing just how common remote updates to vehicles have become.
The exercise equipment manufacturer and media company has taken hit after hit, and now they’re borrowing to make up for $757 million in losses.
The tech giant previously barred any ads for stem cell therapies, FDA-approved or otherwise, though companies appeared to easily skirt the restriction.
The U.S. has already put a $15 million bounty on the Russia-based hacking group as more and more institutions struggle to combat hack attacks.
They've already replaced the puzzle answer for any refreshed browser, saying that the online game should stay ‘distinct from the news.’
A New York Post story claiming former President Donald Trump had influenced Elon Musk's Twitter purchase was knocked as 'false,' but Musk doesn’t see the irony.
The major tech companies are promoting a passwordless existence on the internet’s most-used browsers starting next year.
The fact that his already promised fat stacks are being bolstered by smaller donations has some analysts questioning if Musk’s deal isn’t so air-tight.
A new lawsuit claims the streaming platform initially overreported subscription gains in 2021, giving shareholders a false sense of security.
The agreement allows the company to admit no guilt in shorting female pay, even as, like many tech companies, a majority of its employees are male.
The climber yammered to his followers about baby-murdering abortion providers in Washington while hundreds of feet in the air Tuesday morning.
It’s part of a new, though belated push by governments worldwide to rein in DeFi after near-daily examples of crypto fraud and grift.
It is a big defeat for union organizers at LDJ5 who have been hoping to carry the momentum after their startling labor victory in early April.
The European body has been trying hard to rein in tech giants, but their efforts have been hit and miss.
Putin's government's activities curtailing VPNs has only pushed more people to find bootlegs of big releases.
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