Microsoft has admitted that it disabled some third-party anti-virus software at the time of the Windows 10 Creators Update due to compatibility reasons, though it did not mention any vendor by name.

Free encrypted email service ProtonMail has launched an equally free encrypted ProtonVPN service designed specifically to combat online surveillance and censorship. It promises it won’t abuse user trust like Google, Facebook, et al.

Security vendor Trend Micro has issued an update on its claims about Erebus ransomware infecting Linux servers, but has this time taken care to list numerous sources that could be a possible attack vector.

Some advertisers who deserted YouTube in the wake of the discovery that racist, anti-Semitic and terrorist videos were running on their ads have returned to using the service, but many prominent names are still holding out.

Hosted voice and data communications services provider MyNetFone has launched a new solution designed to help government agencies and utilities intelligently manage and disperse unpredictable surges in telephone call traffic.

Logitech G, a division of Logitech, has announced two technologies that make possible the first wireless charging system for gaming mice.

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