A judge in the US has ordered Google to hand over customers' mail messages it has stored abroad, arguing that since the company has access to them in the US they are subject to federal search warrants.

Only 3.84% of Indian engineers are employable in start-up roles in software companies, a survey by the Indian firm Aspiring Minds claims.

Big Brother is even watching our ears it seems. A resident of the US state of Illinois has accused audio equipment maker Bose of wiretapping him via headphones that he bought last month.

Australia-listed Sky & Space Global has successfully integrated its Three Diamonds nano-satellites into the launch pod of Innovative Space Logistics in the Netherlands.

A vulnerability in Microsoft's Windows operating system that was used, allegedly by the US and Israel, to plant the Stuxnet virus in Iranian nuclear plants is still among the most exploited flaws in the OS.

Application network platform provider MuleSoft has joined the Linux Foundation's Open API Initiative (OAI).

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