Canada watchdog probes Ralph Lauren over alleged forced Uyghur labour
Ottawa’s corporate-ethics watchdog announced an investigation into Ralph Lauren over the alleged use of forced labour in its supply chains, while putting a mining firm on notice.
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Europol’s IOCTA 2023 Report Reveals Cybercriminals are Increasingly Interdependent
The Europol report also reported on cybercriminals’ use of cryptocurrencies and how their techniques are more sophisticated. However, there was good cybersecurity news, too.
Aqua Security Study Finds 1,400% Increase in Memory Attacks
Analysis of 700,000 real-world attacks shows how memory attacks evade protections and suggest mitigations.
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Canada a ‘dumping ground’ for products made by forced labour, Ottawa promises crackdown
Seamus O’Regan Jr. made the announcement to mark the United Nations annual World Day Against Child Labour, meant to raise awareness about forced labour practices.
Canada a ‘dumping ground’ for products made by forced labour, Ottawa promises crackdown
Seamus O’Regan Jr. made the announcement to mark the United Nations annual World Day Against Child Labour, meant to raise awareness about forced labour practices.
GitLab announces AI-DevSecOps platform GitLab 16
GitLab 16 includes more than 55 improvements and new features. Learn about the most notable new technologies in this GitLab platform.
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U.K. food shortage: Grocers place limits on salad fixings as shelves go bare
Social media has been awash with pictures of empty fruit and vegetable shelves in U.K. supermarkets, with tomatoes in particular short supply.