An appeals court ruled Thursday evening that an injunction issued against Uber and Lyft over the status of their drivers was an appropriate measure. CNET reports: The injunction was issued in August by Judge Ethan Schulman of the San Francisco Superior Court, who ruled that the ride-hailing companies must start classifying their drivers as employees…

The latest in a flurry of actions this week, tied to foreign threats against U.S. computer systems, includes sanctions by the Department of the Treasury. …read more Source:: Threatpost

Choose a 3-piece whole-home mesh router or one of two Wi-Fi range extenders. …read more Source:: CNet

The company updated its policies to address the promotion of QAnon-related disinformation. …read more Source:: CNet

Triton, also known as TRISIS and HatMan, was developed to target and manipulate industrial control systems, the US Treasury reports. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Researchers show no IoT device is too small to fall victim to ransomware techniques. …read more Source:: DarkReading

You don’t need cable to watch all Week 7 action. …read more Source:: CNet

Including classics, memorable newer games and indie gems. …read more Source:: CNet

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The Federal Communications Commission has finished investigating T-Mobile for a network outage that Chairman Ajit Pai called “unacceptable.” But instead of punishing the mobile carrier, the FCC is merely issuing a public notice to “remind” phone companies of “industry-accepted best practices” that could have prevented the…

Microsoft has privately told European competition authorities that Slack’s antitrust complaint against the tech giant was motivated essentially by sour grapes [Editor’s note: the link is paywalled; an alternative source was not available.]. From a report: In a recent confidential filing, Microsoft told the European Commission, which oversees competition regulation, that Slack brought its complaint…