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"We take the security of personally identifiable information very seriously," California's Department of Fish and Wildlife said.

The fund is being launched in conjunction with 'Web 3' builders L4, to provide developers using Dai with initial capital and help business development.

Toby Triebel, CEO Europe, Wealthsimple explains why it's smart to start selling Bitcoin, even if you think it'll go up

Theresa May will set out details of the government's landmark review of higher education funding in England, and may announce reduced tuition fees.

For their roles in what US prosecutors have called "one of the largest" known cybercrime schemes, two Russian nationals were handed lengthy prison terms this week.

PR agency Impulsa Comunicación said the role needed a "man who could handle the pace of working with big companies".

Aaron Goldman, CMO, 4C Insights, says the most successful campaigns make it hard to determine where the consumer experience stops and starts across screens.

Bryan York, Director of Services, CrowdStrike, talks about cryptomining malware.

Since 2015, a bitcoin-stealing cybercrime gang has been launching phishing attacks exploiting Google's own advertising network to pilfer more than $50m worth of cryptocurrency.

British negotiators are reportedly preparing to push for the kind of Brexit favoured by the UK's financial services sector, despite Brussels having already rebuffed such a plan.

It's less about the cryptomining malware and more about how powerful the browser is, says security firm Synopsys.

Rusty Carter, VP of Product Management at Arxan Technologies talks about Meltdown and Spectre.

A new report claims that the US is wasting billions of dollars upgrading nuclear bombs based in Europe that are no longer an effective deterrent and could be a security liability.

US cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase has pledged to reimburse all users who have been impacted by ongoing issues which left some customer's' accounts being drained.

A new report has called on the government to give £10,000 to everyone under 55 years of age as part of a move towards a national universal basic income (UBI).

Figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies show young middle earners are struggling to get on the property ladder.

Apparently millennials believe culture and experiences are more important than revenue.

Bitmain is working on an Ethereum ASIC miner, the Antminer F3, according to reports in Chinese technology media.

Boris Johnson said it would be "intolerable and undemocratic" for Brussels to impose its laws on Britain after Brexit.

Chase Smith, Lead Blockchain Architect at OPEN, discusses a decentralized receipt of purchase solution called OPEN State.

The state of Identity in the UK is far behind that in the rest of Europe, and this is central to the success of consumer-focused fintech and financial services.

Suzanne McAndrew, Managing Director, Talent & Rewards, Willis Towers Watson says just 18% of breaches driven directly by external threats.

GPU manufacturers are scrambling to deal with rapidly rising demand for graphics cards.

The new variant of AndroRAT disguises itself as an app called TrashCleaner, which once installed, can allow hackers to perform various malicious activities.

Foreign office minister for cybersecurity Lord Ahmad has criticised Russian military for the NotPetya attack that crippled Ukraine and 64 countries.

A Japanese firm has announced plans for the world's tallest wooden building, a 70-storey skyscraper in Tokyo that aims to turn "towns into forests".

The SRD aims to increasing transparency, accountability and stakeholder engagement.

Ben Boswell, VP of Europe for World Wide Technology, discusses how financial services can assure the safe functioning of their applications in an increasingly complex environment

Data from the EU statistics office shows that the economy of the 28-member EU grew by 2.5% in 2017, its best performance since it grew 2.7% in 2007.