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Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. Code-free app development A new service from Amazon Web Services enables companies to build apps without having to undertake coding. Called Honeycode, it is a visual application manager that can be used to develop …
Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. Lockdown internet figures released Ofcom’s Online Nation report has revealed the impact of the lockdown on internet usage in the UK. The research has discovered that since February, the average time spent online has …
Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. Lightbulb moment for hackers Scientists in Israel have discovered how hackers could listen in to conversations using everyday lightbulbs. The technique, known as Lamphone, works by recording the minute fluctuations in light frequency that …
Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. UK gives £10M for cybersecurity research The UK Government has given £10 million to fund a number of ‘security-by-design’ research projects aimed at making the country’s IT infrastructure more secure. Recipients include the University …
Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. Employee monitoring concerns The rising number of people working from home has led to a surge in the number of employers using ‘Big Brother’ software to remotely monitor their employees. The platforms keep track …
Catch up on this week’s round-up of the latest hosting and tech news. Here’s what we’ve uncovered since our last edition. Contact tracing scams As Health Secretary, Matt Hancock, announced the rollout of contact tracing in England, news has come to light of scammers taking advantage of the initiative. Posing as contract tracers, they send …