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Open-source malware targets data exfiltration

Supply chain security company Sonatype has released the Q2 2025 edition of its Open Source Malware Index, uncovering 16,279 malicious open source packages across...

Should you use AI when applying for a job?

Earlier this week we looked at the use of AI in recruiting and retaining staff. But that was from the business point of view....

‘Innovator passports’ set to boost UK health tech rollouts

A new ‘innovator passport’ -- set to be introduced over next two years -- will allow new technology that has been robustly assessed by...

16 Billion Passwords Exposed: Major Leak Hits Apple, Facebook and Google Users 

The largest password leaks are now recorded. 16 billion login credentials, including usernames and passwords, have been exposed online. The leak impacts Apple, Facebook,...

Fewer than half of UK public sector organizations are backing up data daily

A new report from Object First shows that, based on data from freedom of information requests, only 47 percent of UK public sector organizations...

The greatest theft in history? — How big tech is benefiting from our data and why we should care [Q&A]

If you've written a book or composed some music or engaged in any other form of creative endeavour, the chances are that AI will...

The quiet revolution in European Tech — and how it could shake the global cloud market

The reaction to U.S tariffs last month was almost instant. Across the whole world, markets were sent into a frenzy, and very few sectors...

Anniversary of GDPR: Is it still relevant 7 years on?

Seven years after its implementation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) continues to serve as a pivotal framework for data privacy across Europe. Widely...