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WhatsApp Sues Israel's NSO for Allegedly Helping Spies Hack Phones Around the World
WhatsApp alleges that NSO helped government agencies deliver malicious software through seemingly harmless WhatsApp video calls, even if the targets never answered their phones.
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HBO Hack: Just How Bad Was the Damage? Company Still Struggling to Find Out
Days after admitting that hackers stole sensitive company information, executives at HBO are still scrambling to understand the extent of the damage.
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Arianna Huffington Steps Up to Fix Uber's 'Workplace Culture Fuelled by Burnout'
"It's one of the delusions that drives modern workplaces, especially here in the Valley - that burnout is necessary for growth and success," Huffington said in a statement.
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Uber Director Bonderman Resigns After Making Joke About Women at Company Meeting on Sexual Harassment
The incident came as Uber sought to move past a leadership crisis that has led to the departure this week of chief executive Travis Kalanick for a leave of absence and the exit of his close ally and confidant Emil Michael.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Takes Leave Amid Sweeping Changes At Company
Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick said Tuesday he is taking an unspecified leave of absence as Uber announced dozens of changes intended to increase diversity, guard against inappropriate sexual behavior and bolster the independence of a board tied too closely to Kalanick.
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Latest Bad News For Uber Shows Just How Far It's Willing To Go To Get Its Way
Uber, the ride-hailing service that has become one of the tech industry's most emulated companies, has smashed into a painful wall of reality in recent weeks, capped by a report Friday that the company has taken extraordinary measures to evade government officials in areas where the service was restricted or banned.
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Yahoo Hit In World's Biggest Data Breach
Yahoo on Thursday reported the largest data breach in history - affecting at least 500 million user accounts - months after first detecting signs of an intrusion that the company blamed on "state-sponsored" hackers.
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WhatsApp Sues Israel's NSO for Allegedly Helping Spies Hack Phones Around the World
WhatsApp alleges that NSO helped government agencies deliver malicious software through seemingly harmless WhatsApp video calls, even if the targets never answered their phones.
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HBO Hack: Just How Bad Was the Damage? Company Still Struggling to Find Out
Days after admitting that hackers stole sensitive company information, executives at HBO are still scrambling to understand the extent of the damage.
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Arianna Huffington Steps Up to Fix Uber's 'Workplace Culture Fuelled by Burnout'
"It's one of the delusions that drives modern workplaces, especially here in the Valley - that burnout is necessary for growth and success," Huffington said in a statement.
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Uber Director Bonderman Resigns After Making Joke About Women at Company Meeting on Sexual Harassment
The incident came as Uber sought to move past a leadership crisis that has led to the departure this week of chief executive Travis Kalanick for a leave of absence and the exit of his close ally and confidant Emil Michael.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Takes Leave Amid Sweeping Changes At Company
Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick said Tuesday he is taking an unspecified leave of absence as Uber announced dozens of changes intended to increase diversity, guard against inappropriate sexual behavior and bolster the independence of a board tied too closely to Kalanick.
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Latest Bad News For Uber Shows Just How Far It's Willing To Go To Get Its Way
Uber, the ride-hailing service that has become one of the tech industry's most emulated companies, has smashed into a painful wall of reality in recent weeks, capped by a report Friday that the company has taken extraordinary measures to evade government officials in areas where the service was restricted or banned.
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Yahoo Hit In World's Biggest Data Breach
Yahoo on Thursday reported the largest data breach in history - affecting at least 500 million user accounts - months after first detecting signs of an intrusion that the company blamed on "state-sponsored" hackers.
