The record-breaking government shutdown is putting the US at risk of a major cyber attack

View online           Tech Insider           The record-breaking government shutdown is putting the US at risk of a major cyber attack   The government shutdown has left workers furloughed from the US's cybersecurity agencies. Experts are worried about the country's defenses.   READ MORE           Facebook takes down 500 fake pages and accounts run by employees at Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik   Facebook has been trying to clean up its act after allowing Russian interference in the US election.   READ MORE           A newborn baby was found dead in a trash can in an Amazon warehouse restroom   The baby was beyond resuscitation when first responders arrived, police told local media. Amazon called it a "terribly sad and tragic incident."   READ MORE             Snap's outgoing CFO reportedly went around Evan Spiegel's back to ask for more money but failed   Sources said CFO Tim Stone appealed directly to the board for a raise, which he was denied.   READ MORE           British Lotus cars to be 'made in China' at new Geely plant in Wuhan   Iconic British sports carmaker Lotus may have found a new future in China.   READ MORE           Google will raise prices on its G Suite for the first time ever, as competition with Microsoft Office 365 heats up   The cost of G Suite Basic will increase from $5 to $6 per user per month, and the cost of G Suite Business will move from $10 to $12.   READ MORE           Apple is putting the brakes on hiring for certain groups because of slowing iPhone sales   Apple CEO Tim Cook informed employees of the hiring changes at a meeting earlier this month but stressed that it was not a hiring freeze, according to Bloomberg,   READ MORE           The CEO behind 'Pokémon Go' says the company is cash-flow positive as it becomes worth almost $4 billion   Niantic, the creator of "Pokémon Go," is now worth almost $4 billion, thanks to a new investment of $245 million.   READ MORE           Switzerland's Veeam Software just scooped up half a billion dollars in funding and the cofounder says he's ready to start buying companies   Veeam Software just closed $500 million from Insight Venture Partners, and it's currently looking into small companies to acquire later this year.   READ MORE           Federal prosecutors are leading a criminal investigation into Huawei and allegations that it stole trade secrets from US companies   One such incident includes Huawei reportedly looting the robotic technology that T-Mobile uses to test its smartphones.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006