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Peace declared in the sunbed wars? Thomas Cook launches pre-booked lounger scheme

Re-booking your sunbed will be trialled in the CanaryIslands next month and will be available in 30 hotels this summer.

Experty hacked: Over $150,000 worth of Ethereum stolen from ICO participants in phishing scam

Scammers pretending to be from Experty sent out a fake pre-ICO announcement email that encouraged users to send money to an Ethereum wallet that wasn't affiliated with the company.

What is jackpotting? US Secret Service warns of hack that makes ATMs spit out cash like slot machines

"This should be treated as a call to action to take appropriate steps to protect their ATMs against these forms of attack and mitigate any consequences," ATM vendor NCR said.

Will blockchain make social media fairer?

Blockchain takes away the power from social media giants by giving the ownership of data back to users.

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Tourism in the US collapses during first year of Trump

A year into Donald Trump's inauguration, tourist numbers have fallen by four percent with the economy losing $4.6bn in revenue.

Goldman Sachs boss warns Brexit plans nearing 'point of no return'

The head of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, said it was nearing the point where the moves forced on the US bank because of the UK Brexit vote will become irreversible.

Lyft staff 'bragged about stealing data of porn stars, actors and Mark Zuckerberg'

Privacy violations at ride-hailing companies may not be limited to Uber, as multiple sources claimed this week that Lyft staffers have previously spied on passengers.

Facebook down: Social network in a panic of the 'highest priority' as publishers silenced

News outlets including IBTimes UK, The Guardian and HuffPost are currently unable to publish stories onFacebook Pages, following a brief outage Thursday (25 January).

Presidents Club scandal claims first political victim as Labour peer is fired

Men-only gala accused of sexual harassment at its fundraiser after an undercover investigation by the FT.

Blockstack focuses on building decentralised web amid crypto-token mania

Blockstack's Muneeb Ali refers to Google's motto – 'Don't be evil', and says shouldn't it be, 'can't be evil'?

Can Donald Trump teach us anything?

President Trump has provided vivid case studies for leaders, young and old

Hackers hit over 15 million users with new XMRig Monero cryptocurrency mining campaign

Around 15 to 30 million people have likely been affected by the new Monero mining campaign, which was launched just four months ago.

UK bulk hacking powers challenge taken to EU Human Rights Court

Dutch intelligence agency spied on and took photos of Russia-linked Cozy Bear hackers

The Dutch intelligence agency reportedly gained access to Cozy Bear's networks in 2014 and also located the hacker group's headquarters.

Think your boss is a psychopath? You may be one too

Workers who thrive under abusive boss may be higher on psychopathy spectrum than those who do not, claims study.

HMRC plans to enforce tougher penalties for accountants and advisers who help their clients dodge taxes

Beware HMRC scams as the tax deadline approaches - hackers will be out in force

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has stopped thousands of taxpayers from receiving scam text messages, with 90% of the most convincing halted before they reached phones.

Russian banker exiled in London pays lobbying firm $200,000 for US visa

Andrey Borodin fled Russia in 2011 before buying Britain's most expensive home and being granted asylum.

JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon issues fresh warning that Brexit could cost thousands of jobs

JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon again warned that a bad Brexit deal may mean cutting 4,000 jobs from the firm's UK base.

Fintech: The future has a composable architecture

Eugene Danilkis, CEO & Co-Founder, Mambu, looks at how banks can use SaaS and APIs to launch a fintech in ten months

UK bitcoin crackdown: Regulation being 'very seriously' looked at says Theresa May

Prime minister Theresa May said that cryptocurrency regulation in the UK is being "very seriously" looked at by authorities.

Arsenal become the first major football team to back crypto-currency

CashBet Coin, the cryptocurrency creation of a California online gaming website, has signed Arsenal as a major promotional partner.

Playing the game: Investment opportunities via cryptocurrencies are real

Egor Gurjev, CEO at Playkey looks at how cryptocurrency will truly empower gamers by monetising that network.

Brexit costing Britain £200m a week in lost growth, Mark Carney warns

Bank of England governor tells business leaders at World Economic Forum in Davos that UK has lost £10bn in GDP since Brexit vote.

CamSoda: Adult webcam site offers 'virtual sex with real models' using VR and love dolls

Adult webcam streaming site CamSoda embraces sex dolls and virtual reality to let customers live out "ultimate sex fantasies".

US and UK hit by another internet outage that affected services for hours

What is Hide 'N Seek? New IoT botnet uses peer-to-peer communication to infect over 20,000 devices

Interestingly, researchers noted that their analysis of the Hide 'N Seek bot revealed it can be leveraged for far more nefarious activities than launching DDoS attacks.

Companies must face facts: Cyber attacks can wreak havoc on multiple fronts

Brian Cohen is CFO of BitSight, which provides companies with security ratings.

NSO Group: Hackers use Pegasus spyware to target and track supporters of Mexican soda tax

What is Lebal? New sophisticated malware found targeting several universities, government agencies

The malicious malware is designed to find and harvest a slew of sensitive data including credentials, browser data and even cryptocurrency wallets

What is Masuta? Hacker Nexus Zeta behind Satori botnet creates new Mirai 'master' variant

Security experts found the code for the Masuta botnet on the dark web, which led them to link Satori and Masuta.

My Big Coin: US regulators file charges against the creators of $6m cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme

The charges come as governments around the world increasingly look to regulate cryptocurrency trade and exchanges amid the hype surrounding digital currencies.

Fancy Bear: Russia-linked hackers leak 'stolen emails and documents' from International Luge Federation

Cybersecurity experts warned that the group was targeting multiple International Olympic Wintersport Federations in the second half of 2017.

Over 600 blacklisted Bitcoin apps found in popular app stores may allow hackers to steal from users

Security experts analysed over 18,000 apps across 20 app stores to find that 661 blacklisted Bitcoin apps were still available to users.

Neal's Yard Remedies water refill station

Neal's Yard, Pret A Manger and the other high street brands cutting down on plastic waste

Neal's Yard Remedies and Pret A Manger are leading the way with refillable water stations, while restaurants have begun to phase out plastic straws.

Fake Blaze and the Monster Machines app on Google Play threatens to 'stab children'

Parents across the world have been left outraged after a children's app downloaded from Google's official marketplace contained threatening and violent messages.

NHS computers down: 'Major incident' called as IT failure leaves hospitals in chaos

A major incident has reportedly been declared at a number of NHS hospitals across England and Wales after alleged IT failures hit data centres Wednesday (24 January).

Shocking data breach exposes more than 220,000 organ donor records

A technology forum based in Malaysia is under investigation after publishing details of a major data breach which included the personal details of more than 220,000 organ donors.

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