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The facial recognition surveillance software will pilot at Europe's biggest sporting event.

Malware posed as guides for mobile games Pokémon Go, World of Tanks and Fifa.

The easily-accessible security flaw affects cyrptocurrency-mining equipment from Bitmain.

Microsoft fixed the patch nine 9 months later, after it was first uncovered by an Optiv security consultant.

Revenues were up 25% after excluding off-hires in Argentina.

Housebuilder says the dispute saw it fall short of its 'high standards of customer service'.

Germany's flagship carrier's Q1 results beat forecast but net loss surges.

The firm plans to raise 512.4m from issuance of underwritten rights in order to strengthen its balance sheet.

The company has unveiled its first 'crypto-financial game' aimed at cryptocurrency traders and investors.

UCL's Professor Philip Treleaven wants to break new ground in UK 'regtech'.

The bug bounty programme is the third one launched by the US Department of Defense.

Britain's largest airport said travellers from the Middle East, South Korea and Singapore filled its terminals.

Advertising giant posts 17% increase in Q1 revenue but suffers slowdown in growth in the US.

Total revenues fall 12% year-on-year to $5.4bn in January to March period.

The company's profit stood at £5.2bn, which is the best it has posted in the last three years.

Lloyds sets aside another £350m to pay off continuing payment protection insurance claims.

Total sales rise 4.9% year-on-year in the January to March period.

The British couple were taken off the flight at a Portuguese air force base on the island of Terceira.

Deutsche Bank currently employs around 9,000 workers in the UK.

Pharmaceutical industry demands government spend extra £20bn a year on NHS.

Blue Link app was storing key user data in clear-text format, researchers found.

Barclays' CEO Jes Staley says UK banks need clarity over Brexit terms to avoid disruptions.

New joiners include: BBVA, SEB, YES BANK and Star One Credit Union.

Yapizon, a little-known cryptocurrency exchange, has reportedly been hacked.

The central bank said the aim of the new UK Money Markets Code is to bring integrity to City trading.

Fancy Bear, or APT28, is known to target governments and political figures.

Panel comprised: Mike Laven of Currency Cloud, Richard Martin of Barclays, Damian Richardson of RBS, and Mark Buitenhek, ING.

'It's a 'yes' or a 'no' and the prime minister failed to answer,' SNP deputy leader Angus Robertson said.

Fast-food chain has 'implemented additional security enhancements' after suspected hack.