Top 10 Technology Headlines for the Week of April 8

ATM hackers, Julian Assange's arrest, and privacy concerns were hot topics in technology news this week.

Bloomberg: Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa

By: Matt Day, Giles Turner, Natalia Drozdiak

VentureBeat: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested by police in London, faces computer hacking charges in U.S.

By: Chris O'Brien

Wired: A New Breed of ATM Hackers Gets in Through a Bank's Network

By: Lily Hay Newman

Wall Street Journal: The Battle for the Last Unconquered Screen—The One in Your Car

By: Tim Higgins and William Boston

Ars Technica: Airbnb guest found hidden surveillance camera by scanning Wi-Fi network

By: Jordan Brodkin

Ars Technica: Ongoing DNS hijackings target Gmail, PayPal, Netflix, banks and more

By: Dan Goodin

TechCrunch: TrickBot malware attacks are ramping up ahead of Tax Day

By: Zack Whittaker

ZDNet: Cybercrime market selling full digital fingerprints of over 60,000 users

By: Catalin Cimpanu

The Verge: Facebook Messenger could be returning to the main Facebook app

By: Jon Porter

BuzzFeed News: Facebook Showed Me My Data Is Everywhere And I Have Absolutely No Control Over It

By: Katie Notopolous