Videos

ZDNet’s Danny Palmer how the hacking group new malware swipes data and targets corporate infrastructure.

Linda Rhodes and Brad Peterson of law firm Mayer Brown explain how the General Data Protection Regulation impacts corporate cloud liability.

Hyperledger Executive Director Brian Behlendorf explains how blockchain-based smart contracts will transform nearly every industry.

Mirrorless cameras have come of age with Sony’s Alpha A9, which compensates for the technology’s biggest weaknesses of the past.

DomainTools senior security researcher Kyle Wilhoit shares top tips on how to avoid holiday shopping phishing attacks, data leaks, and other scams.

Facebook, Equifax, and Uber topped Instamotor’s survey of this year’s top tech screw-ups, says COO Val Gui.

James Del explains how the publishing industry is using blockchain tech to verify news content, streamline advertising, and rapidly adjust to trends.

Dan Guido, co-Founder and CEO of Trail of Bits, explains how Ethereum works and why the application-based cryptocurrency is rapidly-emerging as a Bitcoin alternative.

If you’re interested in learning more about using the command line, here are a few basic tips for creating and deleting files in Mac Terminal.

Lock down your Apple account via macOS by following these instructions on enabling two-factor authentication.

Mikhail Naumov of DigitalGenius explains how machine learning is used by enterprise companies like KLM and BMW to improve customer service.

Michael Harrison, the publisher of Talkers Magazine, explains the past, present, and future of talk radio tech.

Bitcoin’s high price has been both a boon and a curse for hackers who depend on the cryptocurrency to defraud companies and consumers, explains ZDNet’s Danny Palmer.

Infosys deputy COO Ravi Kumar explains why autonomous vehicles and machines might kill some companies, yet help new industries prosper.

ZDNet’s Danny Palmer explains how, in an attempt to modernize cyber-capabilities, intelligence agencies like GCHQ are investing in and fostering big data startups.

The Trump administration and FCC chairman Ajit Pai have decided to let the free market be in charge of keeping the internet an open platform.

Firefox Quantum was released recently, and it is seriously impressive. Jack Wallen offers up his first take on the open source browser, and claims it surpasses Chrome.

SingularityNET’s Ben Goertzel explains why the blockchain is the perfect technology for building an open and distributed artificial intelligence platform.