For many tech enthusiasts, quantum computing is a fascinating subject. Although it’s not quite there yet (and probably won’t be for a long, long time), the potential of using quantum mechanics for performing computation is enormous. 

It can be tough to find a job these days, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be vigilant about prospective jobs. Especially if it’s a game-like job that comes by way of a messaging app like Whatsapp. In all likelihood, it’s a scam.

Data privacy is a common concern for everyone using the Internet. Every day, it seems like there’s a new data breach, with malicious actors gaining access to millions of people’s identifying and sensitive data and proceeding to sell it on the dark web. 

Mobile security is more important than ever, considering the scale and sensitivity of tasks we use our phones for, from banking to shopping. However, unlike desktop computers, the diversity of devices and operating systems makes creating unified mobile security applications challenging. 

Two men have been arrested and charged with the breach of Snowflake, a cloud-based third-party server, back in May. This massive breach impacted around 165 corporations that utilized its services, such as AT&T and TicketMaster. Taking advantage of the fact that Snowflake did not require customers to add MFA to their accounts, the hackers stole huge amounts of corporate data just by using passwords stolen from employee computers with the aid of malware.

The Mozilla Foundation is making some big structural changes. The non-profit branch of the organization best known for the browser Firefox has laid off 30% of its staff and is completely eliminating its advocacy arm. The Mozilla Foundation exists to increase recognition of the Internet as a critical public resource and manage Mozilla’s corporate governance structure.