Public developer spats put bcachefs at risk in Linux
Fisticuffs in FOSS-land! Fancy file system's future fraught!
A year after Broadcom took control of VMware, it's in the box seat
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Customers are 'all miserable' but not yet deciding to bail - and AT&T appears to have settled its licensing dispute
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Haven't we heard this story before?
Trump taps border hawk to head DHS. Will Noem's 'enthusiasm' extend to digital domain?
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Meanwhile, CISA chief Jen Easterly will step down prior to inauguration
China has utterly pwned 'thousands and thousands' of devices at US telcos
Senate Intelligence Committee chair says his 'hair is on fire' as execs front the White House
Cyber-crime25 Nov 2024 | 2
French state waves up to €625M for Atos's Advanced Computing assets
Another offer IT services giant possibly can't refuse
HPC25 Nov 2024 | 1
Microsoft reboots Windows Recall, but users wish they could forget
AI snapshot tool stumbles back into the spotlight with more issues
AI + ML25 Nov 2024 | 9
Smile! UK cops spend tens of millions on live facial recognition tech
Labour government keen, though critics paint it as a severe threat to privacy
Software25 Nov 2024 | 24
Mysteries in polar orbit – space's oldest working hardware still keeps its secrets
Opinion It's never aliens, but it could be underground TV repair techs
Networks25 Nov 2024 | 10
Microsoft shuttering dedicated licensing education and certification site
Spreading the content around other sites – and may also sprinkle some AI around because why not
Software25 Nov 2024 | 5
Network engineer chose humiliation over a night on the datacenter floor
Who, Me? To avoid lock-in, it helps if you remember your keys
On-Prem25 Nov 2024 | 17
Google blocked 1,000-plus pro-China fake news websites from its search results
Beijing's propaganda buddies aren't just using social media
Security25 Nov 2024 | 9
DevClass chats to Kotlin lead designer
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Security25 Nov 2024 | 14
Alibaba Cloud brings chatty SaaS products out of China and into more markets
Teams-like DingTalk gets an enterprise edition, and virtual Androids unleashed
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Russian spies may have moved in next door to target your network
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Security25 Nov 2024 | 11
China sends cloud powered by homebrew Loongson CPUs into space
Asia In Brief Plus: Korea cracks down on Temu; US, Vietnam, sign infosec pact; India extends controversial hardware import law; and more
Off-Prem24 Nov 2024 | 4
Volunteer DEF CON hackers dive into America's leaky water infrastructure
Six sites targeted for security clean-up, just 49,994 to go
Security24 Nov 2024 | 9
We can clone you wholesale: Boffins build ML agents that respond like specific people
Oh, AI wanna be like you, AI wanna walk like you, talk like you, too
AI + ML24 Nov 2024 | 36
Where do European SMEs start when it comes to conquering the world?
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Kyndryl insiders say there's little new business
Special report IT giant aims to end revenue slide by March, former employees have doubts
One thing AI can't generate at the moment – compelling reasons to use it for work
Kettle Our vultures think this tech is interesting but in its 8-bit stage
AI + ML23 Nov 2024 | 38
Trump taps border hawk to head DHS. Will Noem's 'enthusiasm' extend to digital domain?
Analysis Meanwhile, CISA chief Jen Easterly will step down prior to inauguration
Public Sector23 Nov 2024 | 39
Why Google's Chrome monopoly won't crack anytime soon
Opinion Haven't we heard this story before?
Columnists23 Nov 2024 | 51
AI Jesus is ready to dispense advice from a booth in historic Swiss church
Pope, Depeche Mode, silent on digital second coming
Bootnotes23 Nov 2024 | 71
Now’s your chance to try Microsoft’s controversial Windows Recall ... maybe
Like its AI, this automated screenshotter and logger is a feature not exactly everyone wanted
OSes22 Nov 2024 | 33
Andrew Tate's site ransacked, subscriber data stolen
He'll just have to take this one on the chin
Cyber-crime22 Nov 2024 | 93
1,000s of Palo Alto Networks firewalls hijacked as miscreants exploit critical hole
PAN-PAN! Intruders inject web shell backdoors, crypto-coin miners, more
CSO22 Nov 2024 | 10
SpaceX closing in on approval for 25 Starship launches in 2025
Draft environmental assessment ready for public scrutiny
Science22 Nov 2024 | 19
Amazon bets another $4B on Anthropic
You just gonna stand there, Google, let AWS take the 'primary training partner' title? Not gonna do nothing?
AI + ML22 Nov 2024 | 6
Public developer spats put bcachefs at risk in Linux
Fisticuffs in FOSS-land! Fancy file system's future fraught!
OSes22 Nov 2024 | 42
Microsoft pulls text recognition from Photos app preview
OCR tech not quite ready for primetime, in this bit of Windows at least
Applications22 Nov 2024 | 14
Datacenters could blow up your electric bill thanks to AI
Operators may have to pay more for energy if capacity cannot meet demand
On-Prem22 Nov 2024 | 20
A year after Broadcom took control of VMware, it's in the box seat
Updated Customers are 'all miserable' but not yet deciding to bail - and AT&T appears to have settled its licensing dispute
Virtualization22 Nov 2024 | 34
AI PCs: 'Something will have to give in 2025, and I think it's pricing'
Consultant bemoans lack of use cases and businesses' budget
AI + ML22 Nov 2024 | 76
EU buyers still shunning pure electric vehicles, prefer hybrids
Dual power source beat petrol-only autos for second month running
Personal Tech22 Nov 2024 | 130
De-risk storage platform design
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Mega defense corp Thales faces Anglo-French bribery and corruption probe
Authorities remain tight-lipped on specifics
Public Sector22 Nov 2024 | 14
BOFH: The devil's in the contract details
Episode 22 But at least we have the PFY – and beautiful views from the office window
BOFH22 Nov 2024 | 57
SafePay ransomware gang claims Microlise attack that disrupted prison van tracking
Fledgling band of crooks says it stole 1.2 TB of data
Cyber-crime22 Nov 2024 | 2
AWS will pay devs to verify Rust standard library because of 7,500 unsafe functions and enormity of task
Interview with Kotlin lead designer: How far will the language diverge from Java?
Modernizing Windows desktop development: WPF and Windows Forms to share code in .NET 10
Uno Hot Design aims to meet demand for a visual designer for modern .NET
Techie left 'For support, contact me' sign on a server. Twenty years later, someone did
On Call A certain very famous PC manufacturer may not be very good at documenting its legacy tech
On-Prem22 Nov 2024 | 83
Whomp-whomp: AI PCs make users less productive
People just don't know how to wrangle chatbots into useful things, Intel says
AI + ML22 Nov 2024 | 104
Helpline for Yakuza victims fears it leaked their personal info
Organized crime types tend not to be kind to those who go against them, so this is nasty
Security22 Nov 2024 | 21
How to master endpoint security
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AWS gives its management screens a makeover in the name of improved productivity
Maybe it was crowded layout, inconsistent colors and drop shadows that made cloud so hard?
Off-Prem22 Nov 2024 | 6
India's Moon orbiter was shifted suddenly to avoid Korea's and NASA's craft
Apparently there's not enough space in space
Science22 Nov 2024 | 28
Here's what happens if you don't layer network security – or remove unused web shells
TL;DR: Attackers will break in and pwn you, as a US government red team demonstrated
Security22 Nov 2024 | 4
Nvidia's dominance on the Green500 faces challenges from AMD – and itself
SC24 Blackwell's weaker FP64 performance could give the House of Zen's Instinct accelerators a leg up in future efficiency benchmarks
Systems22 Nov 2024 | 1
DARPA-backed voting system for soldiers abroad savaged
VotingWorks, developer of the system, disputes critics' claims
Prepare for an AI policy upending under Trump, say experts
Analysis Biden executive orders are as good as dead, and the industry will probably have more say in what comes next
Chinese ship casts shadow over Baltic subsea cable snipfest
Danish military confirms it is monitoring as Swedish police investigate. Cloudflare says impact was 'minimal'
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Eviden wins €60M Finnish supercomputing award amid Atos turmoil
Despite parent's financial turbulence, subsidiary continues to secure major contracts
HPC21 Nov 2024 |
'Alarming' security bugs lay low in Linux's needrestart utility for 10 years
Update now: Qualys says flaws give root to local users, 'easily exploitable', default in Ubuntu Server
Research21 Nov 2024 | 15
API error knocks PayPal, Venmo offline around the globe
It's fixed now, but aside from an error with the Braintree GraphQL API it's not clear what happened
Applications21 Nov 2024 | 3
Microsoft flashes Win10 users with more full-screen ads for Windows 11
Never mind ESU... how about that upgrade?
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DoJ wants Google to sell off Chrome and ban it from paying to be search default
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Arm lays down the law with a blueprint to challenge x86's PC dominance
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Billionaire food app CEO wants you to pay for the privilege of working with him
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Put your usernames and passwords in your will, advises Japan's government
Digital end of life planning saves your loved ones from a little extra anguish
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Brazil hooks up with Chinese satellite broadband service that doesn't operate yet
After beefing with Elon Musk, comms minister wants to diversify product choice
Networks21 Nov 2024 | 10
Pakistan's tech lobby warns that slow internet is strangling IT industry
Low-priced freelancers and call centers are at risk
Channel21 Nov 2024 | 12
Five Scattered Spider suspects indicted for phishing spree and crypto heists
DoJ also shutters allleged crimeware and credit card mart PopeyeTools
Cyber-crime21 Nov 2024 | 3
Chinese cyberspies, Musk’s Beijing ties, labelled ‘real risk’ to US security by senator
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Dell settles with Uncle Sam over Army bid-rigging claims
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We'll answer any questions DoJ has, HPE CEO tells us as Feds probe $14B Juniper buy
Takeover still expected to close late 2024 or early next year
Networks20 Nov 2024 | 11
Job seekers call BS on the workplace AI revolution
Survey respondents doubt it boosts performance or even lightens the load
AI + ML20 Nov 2024 | 23
Mega US healthcare payments network restores system 9 months after ransomware attack
Change Healthcare’s $2 billion recovery is still a work in progress
Cyber-crime20 Nov 2024 | 5
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