Another study has come out pointing to the damaging effect of checking email after work. The latest study comes from Liuba Belkin of Lehigh University, William Becker of Virginia Tech and Samantha A. Conroy of Colorado State University. The study looked at data from 297 working adults, to track their emotions and found that emailing when they were supposed to be off hurt life work balance and led to burnout.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is centering his campaign message on attacking Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email system while serving as secretary of state. Trump campaigned in Greenville, N.C. on Tuesday night where he discussed the latest revelations in the ongoing investigation into Clinton's email usage.

Porn website Brazzers has been hacked and cyber thieves stolen more than 800,000 email IDs and passwords. The company said that many of the accounts were dormant. However, to be on the safe side, the company has since cancelled all of the accounts associated with the leak.

Russian email service Rambler has been hacked and user data from as far back as 2012 has been exposed. The data includes user names, email addresses and passwords. Data breach monitoring service LeakedSource discovered the exposure. The service didn't use encryption tools, which made it easier or hackers to break in.

TalkTalk has lost its appeal against a data breach fine for GBP1,000 fine that was imposed against the company last year. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) fined the company for not reporting the breach within 24 hours after discovering it. The court upheld the fine claiming the company didn't notify customers in time.

Not all state.gov email addresses are secure. These email addresses are only supposed to be used for official business, nothing classified. State Department employees are supposed to use a different State Department system in order to exchange classified information electronically.

Experts are concerned that hacks to email systems and voting systems could continue to disrupt the US election. Aside from the political embarrassment of what is exposed in leaked emails, hacks to electronic voting machines have a very real risk to the political process. "Election administrators are trained to run elections, not defend computer systems,'' said Joe Hall, chief technologist for the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology told VOA. "The voting systems we use in many cases don't keep the kind of evidence one would need to detect an attack, let alone recover from it, without disruption or loss …

Apple, Google and Amazon are among companies that are supporting Microsoft in a battle against the US government over email data. The group of 11 technology firms led by Microsoft claim that a federal law that allowing searching private data is unnecessary and infringes users' fundamental rights. The group filed a motion against the DO on Friday. "The government's ability to engage in surreptitious searches of homes and tangible things is practically and legally limited," the companies wrote in the filing. "But the act allows the government to search personal data stored in the cloud without ever notifying an account …

Hollywood news site Variety was hacked over the weekend. Hackers used the legitimate server to send out dozens of emails to the publication's email list with the hashtag Hacked by #OurMine. "Our team is working to resolve the unauthorized communications sent from Variety," the company said in a statement. "Please ignore/delete them."

Barnes & Noble is using email, social media and student blogs to connect with college students throughout the school year. The retailer has launched a program called the New Student Connection initiative which aims to build relationships with students throughout their college journey.