Chinese Government Hackers Suspected of Moonlighting for Profit One of the most effective teams of Chinese government-backed hackers is also conducting financially-motivated side operations, cybersecurity researchers said on Wednesday. Read More…

Ex-FBI Official Andrew McCabe Sues Over His Firing Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, a frequent target of President Donald Trump’s ire, sued the FBI and the Justice Department on Thursday over his firing. Read More…

Amazon’s Alexa Comes Under Scrutiny of Luxembourg Privacy Watchdog Luxembourg’s privacy regulator has asked Amazon for information regarding its Alexa voice assistant, an indication of rising regulatory unease over companies’ use of personal data. Read More…

Lawsuit: Fired VP Stole, Shared Sandwich Spread Recipes A South Carolina-based company founded by the woman who created Duke’s Mayonnaise has filed a lawsuit claiming its former vice president of sales stole recipes to help a competitor. Read More…

Australian Medical Booking App Taken to Court for Doctoring Reviews An Australian regulator has sued the maker of the country’s biggest doctor-booking software app, accusing it of deleting negative reviews and selling the personal details of 135,000 people to health insurers without properly informing them. Read More…

Medical Tech Executive Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case A former medical technology executive accused of stealing more than $5 million from his firm has been sentenced to up to 16 years in prison. Read More…

Catholic Archbishop Posts, Deletes Tweets Critical of Trump A Texas Roman Catholic archbishop posted tweets critical of President Donald Trump, only to delete them later. Read More…

Monzo Discovers Security Flaw, Asks Some Customers to Change Card Numbers British digital bank Monzo has asked around half a million of its customers to change their card PIN (personal identification number) after discovering a security flaw in its system. Read More…