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Twitter is hiring one of the world’s best-known hackers to secure its platform from security breaches.
The social network this week named Peiter Zatko, better known by his hacker handle Mudge,
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The Big Tech titans face another grilling over accusations of censorship during a Senate hearing Tuesday.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook honcho Mark Zuckerberg are testifying before the Senate
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Twitter is starting to look a lot more like Instagram.
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The looming release of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X didn't put a damper on Switch sales last month, with Nintendo's flagship console delivering the second-strongest October sales performance
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Twitter says it slapped warning labels on about 300,000 “potentially misleading” tweets about the presidential election in just two weeks.
Those posts accounted for 0.2 percent of all the
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Swiss companies will no longer be able to deduct bribes paid to private individuals from their taxes, Switzerland’s government said Wednesday, according to an update of tax laws due to take effect
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Nintendo’s profits more than tripled in recent months as its Switch console flew off the shelves amid a coronavirus-fueled gaming boom.
The Japanese giant behind the iconic “Super
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Twitter said it has suspended several fake accounts pretending to be the Associated Press as it enters its third day of battling election-related misinformation.
Four accounts were taken down after
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Twitter’s board of directors has decided to keep CEO Jack Dorsey in charge following a months-long review of the company’s management structure.
The decision by a committee of Twitter
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She was hospitalized with a life-threatening condition this week.
Twitter is hiring one of the world’s best-known hackers to secure its platform from security breaches. The social network this week named Peiter Zatko, better known by his hacker handle Mudge,
