Tech News Today 1146

• More evidence has come out to show North Korea is behind the hack of Sony Pictures. 
• The FBI has released a "Flash" warning to business's to warn of malware attacks.
• Hackers released Sony's top executive salaries from information stolen from Sony Pictures last week.
• Apple is going to court to defend itself from a class-action lawsuit that claims Apple artificially locked rivals out of the iPod/iTunes digital music ecosystem.
• An Iranian group has hacked airlines, energy companies and defense companies worldwide and unless the group is stopped they could threaten public safety.
• The Obama administration wants to spend $263 Million to equip law enforcement agencies across the country with body worn cameras.
• The Genetics company 23andme.com is expanding into the UK with it's personal genome service which provides both ancestry and health diagnostics to its customers.
• Google has started to roll out fiber gigabit Internet service in Austin, Texas.
• Lastly, Apple has filed a patent to adjust a phone's orientation during a fall to protect the screen.

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Links

• More Signs North Korea May Be Behind Hacking of Sony Pictures
• North Korea refuses to deny Sony Pictures cyber-attack
• Exclusive: FBI warns of 'destructive' malware in wake of Sony attack
• HACKED DOCUMENTS REVEAL A HOLLYWOOD STUDIO'S STUNNING GENDER AND RACE GAP
• Steve Jobs emails featured in Apple iPod antitrust trial
• The White House Wants to Spend Millions Putting Body Cameras on Cops
• 23andMe approved to sell personal genetics kits in UK
• Google Fiber gigabit Internet comes to Austin, Texas
• Samsung Electronics exits fibre optics amid sharper focus on reviving smartphones
• Apple patents active fall protection system that shifts iPhones in midair
• #howiwatchtnt - Zac Adams