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Cybersecurity company Check Point Software says phishing attacks targeted towards LinkedIn jumped by 44% in 2022 Q1.

Microsoft and LinkedIn have unveiled new research and product updates to support organizations in adapting to hybrid work.

LinkedIn has experienced another huge data scape, the third in four months, with 600 million profiles for sale online.

LinkedIn faces second data leak in two months, with 700 million user records posted online. Data includes usernames, job titles, emails, and more.

Researchers at ESET have exposed a sophisticated cyber campaign using LinkedIn messages to target companies and employees for financial gain and espionage.

A Singapore tech firm is using blockchain technology to bring validation and authentication to CVs and other credential types.

LinkedIn went down yesterday in countries across the world due to an SSL certificate expiry, leaving some users' data at risk with no encryption.

The rack producer has joined global vendors like HPE and GE Digital in the Open19 Foundation to help cut costs, save power and increase flexibility.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

Microsoft has unveiled new business solutions and capabilities for Microsoft Dynamics 365 to empower companies to transform digitally.

LinkedIn has become the target of a new phishing campaign, and the company is powerless to block the attacks in the traditional ways.

Security researchers have discovered a new attack vector, named ImageGate, that embeds malware in image files on social media platforms.

LinkedIn has had itself a busy month. In June, the social networking site for the professional world announced it had been acquired by Microsoft.

Rivals brace as Microsoft's LinkedIn buy raises stakes in social network integration, questioning the future harmony of tech's biggest players.

Microsoft has agreed to acquire LinkedIn for $26.2bn in a deal seen as a move to defend against the arrival of Facebook at Work.

Your data is for sale. It's something we've all known for a while now but $26.2 billion later the conversation has been reignited.

So you saw the announcement: Microsoft to acquire LinkedIn for over $26bn. Our team were contemplating the meaning of the deal.

Microsoft's offer to acquire LinkedIn for $26bn highlights the continued importance & challenges of communication platforms in the digital age.

Microsoft's recent purchase of LinkedIn shows that in a world of smart of machines, content is king and the new code base.

Microsoft will acquire business social networking website LinkedIn for $196 per share in an all-cash transaction totalling $26.2 billion.