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Researchers at Princeton University are concerned about companies using session scripts being vulnerable to targeted hacks and leaking user data.

Three in five UK employers have removed a job candidate from consideration after discovering dishonest information on their CV, according to a new report.

The problem of hiring bias may fester on with many organisations still not taking active steps to tackle it, new research finds.

The US Department of Homeland Security only recently banned the use of Kaspersky's software by federal agencies and departments, citing potential risks to national security.

In one instance, the regulatory agency said that a "habitual offender" who had previously escaped from prison was released and became an Uber driver.

More than 70 British MPs have pledged support for Lauri Love, an alleged computer hacker currently battling extradition to the US where he faces up to 99 years in prison.

Automaker says its minivans have no safety issues contrary to claims by the group.

Collapse of coalition talks in Eurozone's biggest economy weighs on the euro ahead of next round of Brexit talks.

Move comes a month after government published plans to introduce cap on energy bills for two-thirds of households.

Enables seamless integration of SQL Database and in the future other services such as Azure Active Directory, Key Vault, and Express Route.

The London hub in Shoreditch has space for 60 ConsenSys members and sponsored projects.

Security experts believe that Pyongyang's hackers could likely be working out of India and other foreign nations to provide the "Kim regime plausible deniability".

Growing number of organisations are realising that they can design their buildings as incubators of creativity and stimulation.

European authorities have been warning parents about the dangers of IoT toys that have GPS trackers and can record audio. Germany is the first to ban IoT smartwatches.

Oil and gas, retail and restaurants show greatest sign of downgrades, report notes.

Under India's Aadhaar system, every citizen receives a 12-digit number, similar to Social Security Numbers in the US, and has his/her biometric data collected by the government.

Spending through November and December in the UK is set to fall 0.1% compared to a year earlier, a report from Visa and IHS Markit says.

From Amaq hacks to Anonymous and Russian troll farms - here are the biggest cybersecurity news stories of the week, as chosen by the IBTimes UK technology desk.

The Pentagon accidentally left exposed three "publicly downloadable" databases, one of which contained nearly 1.8 billion of social media data.

Amazon has pledged to release a security patch after a team of cybersecurity researchers showed its delivery service, which lets couriers inside homes, could be hacked.

Vishal Marria is CEO of Quantexa.

Ferrari F2001 won 19 of the 20 races it entered, as the Italian team clinched both drivers' and constructors' titles.

New dark web markets that have recently cropped up appear to be run by inexperienced hackers, leaving the sites vulnerable.

Former president of Italy's National Olympic Committee says the Azzurri's absence at next summer's event would be keenly felt in many parts of the Italian society.

The pontiff's car has a white paint job with gold racing stripes running from the hood to the back of the two-seater.

"Interestingly, the malware is specifically instructed not to gather any data from vk.com, Russia's largest social media platform," Bitdefender noted.

The process of 're-imagining' Singapore's interbank RTGS system using blockchain involved R3 Corda, JP Morgan Quorum and Hyperledger Fabric.

Poll suggests Modi is more popular than ever, with seven out of 10 Indians saying they hold a "very favourable" view of the prime minister.

Carillion issued a profit warning last July when it saw its market cap plunge from £1bn to just over £250m.