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Channel reacts as Rishi Sunak appointed PM - Vimarsana News

Channel reacts as Rishi Sunak appointed PM

Rishi Sunak's appointment as UK prime minister has drawn comments from various quarters of the channel and tech industry, with some hailing his arrival in Number...

Concerns over online votes for Tory leader as 'Margaret Thatcher' registers as party member - Vimarsana News

Concerns over online votes for Tory leader as 'Margaret Thatcher' registers as party member

A web publication also signed up two fake foreign nationals and a pet tortoise to show how the leadership contest is open to potential abuse

Why tech companies should be investing in Africa: a hub of talent and growth - Vimarsana News

Why tech companies should be investing in Africa: a hub of talent and growth

By Simon Mullis, CTO at Venari Security

'Cyberpunk 2077' maker CD Projekt struck by ransomware attack - Vimarsana News

'Cyberpunk 2077' maker CD Projekt struck by ransomware attack

SHARE Video game developer CD Projekt S.A., the maker of “Cyberpunk 2077,” has been struck by a ransomware attack that resulted in data stolen. The company said in a tweeted statement today it detected a cyberattack that compromised some of its internal systems Feb. 8. An unidentified actor is described as collecting certain data belonging to the CD Projekt capital group and leaving a ransom note. The attackers claimed in the ransom note that they had stolen the source code for the games “Cyberpunk 2077,” “Witcher 3,” “Gwent” and an unreleased released version of “Witcher ...

Dating app users warned to watch out for scammers - Vimarsana News

Dating app users warned to watch out for scammers

A vast amount of money was lost to romance scammers last year, and with millions of people isolated in lockdown the problem is getting worse, according to a report.