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Russia-based hackers have hit Apple in a $50 million ransomware attack via a Taiwan-based company that manufactures MacBooks and other products for the Cupertino-based iPhone maker, the media reported. According to The Record, the operators of the REvil ransomware are demanding that Apple pay a ransom demand to avoid having confidential information leaked on the Dark Web. The cybercriminals timed the attack to coincide with Apple's "Spring Loaded" event. Files leaked on the Dark Web show "schematics for Macbook laptops". REvil is a Russian hacking group that's also known by the name Sodin...

NSE VIX rose 2.67% to 23.03 The Nifty April 2021 futures were at 14,405.30, at a discount of 0.85 points compared with Nifty's spot closing of 14,406.15. Turnover on the National Stock Exchange's futures & options (F&O) segment was Rs 88.49 lakh crore compared with Rs 41.71 lakh crore in the previous session. In the cash market, the Nifty 50 index added 109.75 points or 0.77% to 14,406.15. The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market's expectation of volatility over the near term, rose 2.67% to 23.03. Adani Ports, Tata Steel and ICICI Bank were the top traded stock futures contracts in F&O segment ...

Microsoft is reportedly working on a new app store for Windows 10 that will introduce a modern and fluid user interface, as well as bring changes to the policies that govern what kind of apps can be submitted to the store by developers. The new store will feature a new user interface (UI) and big policy changes for app developers. "According to sources familiar with the matter, this new Store will pave the way to a revitalised storefront that's more open to both end-users and developers," reports Windows Central. The new app store will follow the same design refresh that the rest of Window...

Politics, arts, culture, climate change, and the future of the EU will fuse in a major online festival - EYE on the Edge - based in Galway, and taking place this weekend, which has been created by and for young people.

(Reuters) - Facebook Inc's Instagram is rolling out a feature to prevent users from viewing possibly abusive messages by filtering offensive words, phrases and emojis on the photo-sharing app. The company said on Wednesday that along with the filter option for abusive direct messages, it will also make it harder for people blocked by users to circumvent and contact them through new accounts. Instagram has been pushing on its efforts to tackle hate speech and online abuse on its platform, which is more popular than Facebook's main app among teens and young adults. The filter, which can be a...