Hackers attacking human rights groups and journalists
Meta says it has taken action against four groups of hackers in Pakistan and Syria that attacked people connected to
Australian technology gets a billion from Google
Google will invest USD 1 billion in Australia over five years, the company’s CEO Sundar Pichai announced at an event
Sentenced US journalist surprisingly released from jail in Myanmar
American journalist Danny Fenster has been released from jail in Myanmar just days after a court sentenced him to 11
Measuring the glass ceiling that keeps women down
A clear illustration of the glass ceiling can be found in a Yale study of a North American retail chain:
FBI email server victim of a cyberattack
FBI announced in a laconic statement that they are aware of an ongoing incident ‘involving fake emails from an @ic.fbi.gov
Nordic Women in Tech Awards 2021: these are the winners
Nordic Women in Tech Awards is an initiative by WonderCoders to create role models and celebrate the progress of getting more
Your dislikes will not be counted on YouTube anymore
YouTube announced that they are hiding the number of dislikes on YouTube video: while the dislike button will still be
The full impact of the pandemic on the gender pay gap not seen yet
The average hourly median gender pay gap (GPG) in the UK in 2020-21 has increased compared to the previous year,
A 15-year old girl wins Climate Prize for AI-based fire warning system
A fifteen-year-old girl from the USA, Reshma Kosarajum, is the winner of 2021’s Children’s Climate Prize, with her Early Warning
Facebook testing subscription services
Facebook will open up for creators to make money through Facebook Groups with users paying fees for exclusive access to