The products available to purchase again include Nokia’s Body Cardio Scale, Body+ Scale, BPM+ Blood Pressure Monitor, and Thermo Thermometer. Each of the accessories were previously sold under the Withings brand, whoch Nokia retired last month after acquiring that company for around $192 million last year. Apple’s website indicates the products are also available for pickup at Apple’s retail stores between Friday, July 21 and Monday, July 24. Apple had removed all Withings accessories from its online and retail stores around the world in December due to a legal dispute with Nokia. On May 23, however, Apple and Nokia announced they settled all litigation and agreed to a business cooperation agreement with a multi-year patent license.

A federal appeals court is giving the Federal Bureau of Investigation a big boost when it comes to secretly investigating national security affairs. The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday upheld federal rules prohibiting companies from promptly disclosing to customers that the FBI is demanding a user’s private data with a National Security Letter (NSL).The FBI annually issues thousands of so-called NSLs to ISPs, financial institutions, and telephone companies. A judge’s signature is not required, and targets of NSLs cannot challenge them because they don’t know they exist.The Electronic Frontier Foundation, on behalf of Cloudfare and CREDO Mobile, brought a challenge to the gag orders under the First Amendment. They argued that the gag orders burdened the speech of companies that receive them. A federal judge in 2013 agreed and declared NSLs unconstitutional for that reason.

(Reuters) – A Russian man who U.S. prosecutors say played a role in developing the sophisticated malware known as ”Citadel” used to steal personal financial information from thousands of computers worldwide was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison.Mark Vartanyan, known online as ”Kolypto,” was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Mark Cohen in Atlanta after pleading guilty in March to computer fraud, federal prosecutors said.The sentence includes credit for the about two years that Vartanyan spent in Norwegian custody before he was extradited to the United States in December. A lawyer for Vartanyan declined to comment.

It’s the second alleged hack this week.Ethereum, a cryptocurrency and platform for decentralized apps, has been steadily gaining mainstream attention. It was only a matter of time before dedicated hackers started working it in earnest.On Wednesday, a hacker allegedly made off with more than $30 million worth of the cryptocurrency, just two days after an alleged hacker stole $7.4 million.According to a post by Parity founder Gavin Wood in the official chat channel for Parity, an ethereum client, a ”critical” vulnerability in Parity led to at least three accounts being compromised by a hacker for a total loss of $31,725,019 USD worth of ether.

Flera svenskar som lever med skyddad identitet kan ha fått sina personuppgifter läckta i den omfattande IT-skandalen. SVT Nyheter har träffat en före detta polis som är djupt oroad över att hans hemliga identitet nu kan ha hamnat i fel händer. – Konsekvenserna kan bli oerhörda, säger han.Den senaste tiden har SVT Nyheter gjort flera avslöjanden om IT-skandalen där personuppgifter och känslig information om Sveriges infrastruktur har läckt från Transportstyrelsen till utlandet.

Stora sparkrav på Telia. 650 personer måste nu lämna företaget och bolaget måste få ner sina kostnader. Det uppger Telias vd Johan Dennelind.Telia redovisar en vinst före skatt på 1.359 miljoner kronor för andra kvartalet. Det kan jämföras med vinsten på 3.699 miljoner kronor motsvarande period 2016.Analytiker hade i genomsnitt räknat med en vinst på 2.519 miljoner kronor, enligt Reuters sammanställning.850 personer totaltTelia planerar nu ett sparpaket som innebär att personalen måste minska med 650 personer i Sverige, 850 totalt i bolaget, uppger TT.