How facial recognition is identifying the dead in Ukraine
A controversial facial recognition platform has been used more than 1,000 times by Ukrainian officials. Source link
Shanghai lockdown: iPhone maker halts operations at China sites
Taiwanese firm Pegatron is latest manufacturer to halt operations because of the Shanghai lockdown. Source link
US cryptocurrency expert jailed for helping North Korea evade sanctions
According to prosecutors, Griffith, who has a doctorate from the California Institute of Technology, travelled to North Korea via China in April 2019 to speak at the Pyongyang Blockchain and…
Ukrainian power grid 'lucky' to withstand Russian cyber-attack
Cyber experts say the malicious software used points to notorious military attackers. Source link
Raidforums marketplace shut down in global operation
A forum which allowed criminals access to stolen personal data – for a fee – has been taken down. Source link
Ukraine war: Fortnite maker Epic Games raises $144m (£110m) to help victims
“Together with the Fortnite community and Xbox, we raised $144m for Direct Relief, Unicef, UN World Food Program, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and World Central Kitchen in support…
Streaming is driving a 'golden age' for Indian drama
India’s 30 streaming services want to reach 60 million households meaning a lot more work for actors. Source link
The Works forced to shut some shops after cyber-attack
The retailer said that five of its 526 shops have temporarily been shut since the attack last week. Source link
Gen Z calling for more honesty on social media, experts say
Analysts say young people now expect to see greater levels of realism in their feeds. Source link
Elon Musk will not join Twitter board, says boss
Tesla’s chief executive was due to join the social media platform’s board after buying a 9.2% stake. Source link