A lottery worker in Iowa, who secretly installed code in the company's systems to enable him to pick winning numbers, may be jailed for up to 25 years.

A senior member of the Australian Senate has accused Google of misleading one of its committees about the extent of the search company's earnings in Australia.

Slovakian security firm ESET has discovered malware called Joao which attacks gamers who are using Windows and playing online games from the company Aeria Games.

An advertising software development kit known as Igexin, that allowed spying through the use of malicious plugins, has been found in more than 500 apps on the Google Play store.

Germany-based SUSE Linux, the second biggest Linux and open source vendor, is apparently not overly perturbed by the fact that Red Hat has expanded its partnership with Microsoft, this time to containers.

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