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Good morning and welcome to 10 Things in Tech. If this was forwarded to you, Let's get started. 1. From Facebook to Apple, here's how corporate America responded to Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict. After the ex-cop was found guilty of murdering George Floyd, Big Tech's CEOs posted on social media and sent internal memos to employees. This is what some of the top execs said.  2. Microsoft research shows back-to-back virtual meetings make you stressed, but there's a cure. Researchers found that taking mini breaks can help your brain reset in between long stretches of video meetings. How breaks...

Cyber criminals are said to have chained three flaws, CVE-2021-20021, CVE-2021-20022, and CVE-2021-20023, together to install a backdoor, access files and emails, and move across the victim’s organisation. These vulnerabilities were first discovered in March 2021, and a hotfix was made available for the first two flaws on 9 April 2021. SonicWall then released a fix for the final vulnerability this week, before disclosing details of the exploitation. Hackers exploit Pulse Secure VPN flaws Two major hacking groups have deployed a dozen malware families to compromise US and European organisa...

Cyber Attack Targeting America's Remote Workers Points To China KEY POINTS CISA issued an emergency directive -- a move rarely done unless there is high-risk potential The attack is the third discovered serious hacking for 2021 The United States is facing its third severe and distinct cyber attack in a span of a few months. The attack that points out to China allegedly targets remote workers in the country. On April 21, Mandiant, a cybersecurity firm under FireEye confirmed the presence of another cybersecurity attack that targets the US government, private companies and critical infrastructu...

A member of the hacking group Red Hacker Alliance monitoring global cyberattacks on his computer at their office in Dongguan, China's southern Guangdong province. Photo: Nicolas Sfouri/AFP via Getty Images The Chinese Communist Party is believed to be responsible for newly found hack attacks on the U.S. government, businesses and American infrastructure, cybersecurity company Mandiant said Wednesday. Why it matters: This is the third major cybersecurity breach to hit the U.S. in recent months — including two in March blamed on hackers linked to China's government: one targeting 30,000 U.S....

For months, hackers with suspected ties to China have exploited a popular workplace tool to break into government agencies, defense companies and