At last, a use case for AI agents with sky-high ROI: Stealing crypto
Boffins outsmart smart contracts with evil automation
Perplexity rips another page from the Google playbook with its own browser, Comet
Built on Chromium, ironically
Trump tariffs turn techies topsy-turvy as US braces for PC tax
Shipments in America flat, surge across ROTW ahead of Win 10 support cutoff
How to trick ChatGPT into revealing Windows keys? I give up
No, really, those are the magic words
Lovestruck US Air Force worker admits leaking secrets on dating app
Oh my sweet secret informant lover, what happened in that NATO meeting today?
Security10 Jul 2025 |
Now everybody but Citrix agrees that CitrixBleed 2 is under exploit
Add CISA to the list
Patches10 Jul 2025 | 2
Intel's leaders have stopped pretending – and it's about time
Comment Not even in the top 10, CEO Lip-Bu Tan reportedly tells employees
CxO10 Jul 2025 | 3
Thousands of NASA senior staffers expected to quit after budget slashed
It could have the same headcount as 1960 by the end of the month
Public Sector10 Jul 2025 | 6
Ex-ASML engineer who stole chip tech for Russia gets three years in Dutch prison
'Whether those files were allowed to go to Russia? I didn't ask'
Cyber-crime10 Jul 2025 |
IBM moves scientists out of Almaden Research Center
Company mum on whether the site will be shuttered
On-Prem10 Jul 2025 | 5
EU tries to explain how to do AI without breaking the law
A new code aims to make it easy to figure out
AI + ML10 Jul 2025 | 4
Slow down on building power plants for all those new AI datacenters, report warns
Projections are likely exaggerated, a new analysis from an environmental group says
Systems10 Jul 2025 | 5
Please don't cut funds for space traffic control, industry begs Congress
TraCSS is like an FAA for space, and it's slated for the chopping block
Public Sector10 Jul 2025 | 3
Red Hat sweetens the RHEL deal for biz devs – just don't put it in prod
Up to 25 instances for free, but only to play with
PaaS + IaaS10 Jul 2025 | 6
Firebase Studio's new Agent Mode wants to code so you don't have to
Gemini CLI integration is nice, but there's little polish in building apps from prompts
Software10 Jul 2025 |
Review: How Passwork 7 helps tame business passwords
A simple interface and new roles-based capabilities make this venerable password manager an attractive proposition
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Russia, hotbed of cybercrime, says nyet to ethical hacking bill
Politicians uneasy over potential impact on national security, local reports say
Security10 Jul 2025 | 1
Trump tariffs turn techies topsy-turvy as US braces for PC tax
Shipments in America flat, surge across ROTW ahead of Win 10 support cutoff
Channel10 Jul 2025 | 34
Microsoft says regulations and environmental issues are cramping its Euro expansion
'I don't think there's a spare megawatt sitting anywhere idle in all of Europe, or the US, as a matter of fact'
On-Prem10 Jul 2025 | 25
Former reality TV star appointed NASA interim administrator
Can Sean Duffy embrace the challenge?
Science10 Jul 2025 | 46
Docker adds AI agents to Compose along with GPU-powered cloud Offload service
Despite 30 months work, core developer says Python’s JIT compiler is often slower than the interpreter
Things Go better with telemetry: Microsoft adds phone home to its Go build
Zig lead makes ‘extremely breaking’ change to std.io ahead of Async and Await’s return
Firefox is fine. The people running it are not
Opinion Mozilla's management is a bug, not a feature
NCA arrests four in connection with UK retail ransomware attacks
Crimefighting agency cagey on details, probes into intrusions at M&S, Harrods, and Co-op continue
Cyber-crime10 Jul 2025 | 8
Sovereign-ish: Google Cloud keeps AI data in UK, but not the support
Processing and storage for Gemini 2.5 Flash to stay in Blighty
AI + ML10 Jul 2025 | 6
Outlook takes another sick day
updated Millions of users disrupted, mailbox infrastructure blamed
Applications10 Jul 2025 | 31
Write-back to aging UK health systems lessens benefits of Palantir-based platform
Controversial system requires local NHS investment to maximize productivity
Databases10 Jul 2025 | 17
At last, a use case for AI agents with sky-high ROI: Stealing crypto
Boffins outsmart smart contracts with evil automation
AI + ML10 Jul 2025 | 13
Swiss boffins just trained a 'fully open' LLM on the Alps supercomputer
Source code and weights coming later this summer with an Apache 2.0 bow on top
HPC10 Jul 2025 | 11
Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson backs plan to do a Jurassic Park on extinct birds
New Zealand’s Giant Moa stood over three meters tall but were easy prey
Science10 Jul 2025 | 54
Chinese TV uses AI to translate broadcasts into sign language. It’s not going well
Deaf professor who worked on one product says developers won’t listen to feedback – about their products or their tech bro ways
AI + ML10 Jul 2025 | 19
Citrix signals return to the mainstream hypervisor market with a product it says isn’t quite ready for the job
Cites ‘aggressive licensing changes’ from rivals, but like Broadcom only sells bundles
Virtualization10 Jul 2025 | 3
Eggheads hold science fair on Capitol Hill to decry funding cuts
'The Things We’ll Never Know' show highlights what we'll be missing
Science09 Jul 2025 | 25
How to trick ChatGPT into revealing Windows keys? I give up
No, really, those are the magic words
Research09 Jul 2025 | 74
Yes, I wrote a very expensive bug. In my defense I was only seven years old at the time
Who, Me? Years later, deep into a great tech career, your fellow reader remains inspired by the forgiveness received after the error
Perplexity rips another page from the Google playbook with its own browser, Comet
Built on Chromium, ironically
AI + ML09 Jul 2025 | 20
Microsoft pushes $4B at AI education for the masses
Hey, teacher, leave those kids to AI
AI + ML09 Jul 2025 | 12
Court cancels FTC click-to-cancel rule on a technicality
Welcome back to the age of dark patterns
Legal09 Jul 2025 | 14
The cloud-native imperative for effective cyber resilience
Modern threats demand modern defenses. Cloud-native is the new baseline
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US sanctions alleged North Korean IT sweatshop leader
Turns out outsourcing coders to bankroll Kim’s nukes doesn’t jibe with Uncle Sam
Cyber-crime09 Jul 2025 | 4
AMD warns of new Meltdown, Spectre-like bugs affecting CPUs
Low-severity bugs but infosec pros claim they are a 'critical' overall threat – patch accordingly
Security09 Jul 2025 | 27
Shiny object syndrome spells doom for many AI projects, warns EPA CIO
Chasing the hype without a clear use case? You may crash and burn
Public Sector09 Jul 2025 | 19
Anubis guards gates against hordes of LLM bot crawlers
Updated Using proof of work to block the web-crawlers of 'AI' companies
AI + ML09 Jul 2025 | 33
Europe's exascale dreams inch closer as SiPearl finally tapes out Rhea1 chip
Design sent to TSMC as startup wraps €130M funding round and targets 2026 silicon
Systems09 Jul 2025 | 14
Google Cloud lands gig to make 100,000 UK civil servants tech-literate
But Chocolate Factory love-in sorely lacks detail
Public Sector09 Jul 2025 | 18
Reframing investments in security as investments in the business
A little skill in business communication can help get the board on board
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Elon Musk's Grok chatbot posts Mein Kampf 2.0 in now-deleted X rant
No word on who pressed the 'MechaHitler' button
Personal Tech09 Jul 2025 | 29
Thunderbird ESR is here: Mozilla's email client adds new functions
Version 140 has built-in MS Exchange support – and a year's updates ahead
Applications09 Jul 2025 | 25
Qantas begins telling some customers that mystery attackers have their home address
Plus: Confirms less serious data points like meal preferences also leaked
Cyber-crime09 Jul 2025 | 13
ESA backs five rockets in Launcher Challenge – only some have exploded
Comment Oodles of euros on offer for not accidentally blowing up stuff
Science09 Jul 2025 | 13
Ingram Micro restarts orders – for some – following ransomware attack
Customers say things are still far from perfect as lengthy support queues hamper business dealings
Cyber-crime09 Jul 2025 | 1
Privacy campaigners pour cold water on London cops' 1,000 facial recognition arrests
Activists argue the resources spent on tech aren't leading to worthwhile numbers
Security09 Jul 2025 | 32
C-suite sours on AI despite rising investment, survey finds
Akkodis report suggests people skills may be helpful to bring out the best in AI
AI + ML09 Jul 2025 | 35
Iranian ransomware crew reemerges, promises big bucks for attacks on US or Israel
Tells would-be affiliates they don't need to worry because cyberattacks don't violate a cease fire
Security09 Jul 2025 | 7
Chipmaker GlobalFoundries acquires chip designer MIPS
A big bet that RISC-V can make a dent in the AI market
Systems09 Jul 2025 | 6
Samsung acquires Xealth to merge hospital records with data from wearables
Envisions info from your watch informing treatment. What could possibly go wrong?
Personal Tech09 Jul 2025 | 10
Tim Cook's Tim Cook stepping down from Apple
Operations king Jeff Williams abdicates – just don't give him a watch
Personal Tech08 Jul 2025 | 37
Microsoft enjoys first Patch Tuesday of 2025 with no active exploits
Sure, 130 fixes were sent out, but bask in the security goodness
Patches08 Jul 2025 | 14
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IBM boasts new Power11 chips are stingy on power usage
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Systems08 Jul 2025 | 5
Jack Dorsey floats specs for decentralized messaging app that uses Bluetooth
It connects using peer-to-peer networking instead of the internet
Edge + IoT08 Jul 2025 | 70
Army and Navy have both asked for right to repair, now Senators want to give it to them
You want that military contract? Then no more proprietary repairability clauses!
Public Sector08 Jul 2025 | 22
Massive browser hijacking campaign infects 2.3M Chrome, Edge users
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Research08 Jul 2025 | 38
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Public Sector08 Jul 2025 | 5
Semiconductor industry could short out as copper runs dry
Climate risks threaten to fry the supply chain for essential chipmaking metal
Networks08 Jul 2025 | 54
One Big Brutal Bill: Ex-NASA brass decry Trump's proposed budget cuts
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Post Office and Fujitsu execs 'should have known' Horizon IT system was flawed
First volume of inquiry report focuses on the UKscandal's human impact
Public Sector08 Jul 2025 | 89
Georgia court throws out earlier ruling that relied on fake cases made up by AI
'We are troubled by the citation of bogus cases in the trial court’s order'
AI + ML08 Jul 2025 | 36
SUSE launching region-locked support for the sovereignty-conscious
Move targets European orgs wary of cross-border data exposure
Software08 Jul 2025 | 12
Feds brag about hefty Oracle discount – licensing experts smell a lock-in
If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is
PaaS + IaaS08 Jul 2025 | 12
Suspected Chinese cybersnoop grounded in Italy after US tipoff
Zewei Xu's family reportedly bemused at arrest as extradition tabled
Security08 Jul 2025 | 10
Britain's 5G experience 'among the worst in Europe' says MedUX
Official figures for network performance don't play out in user's reality, says monitoring biz
Networks08 Jul 2025 | 40
UK police dangle £75 million to digitize its VHS tape archives
Those pirated video nasties won’t last forever
Public Sector08 Jul 2025 | 40
Microsoft developer ported vector database coded in SAP’s ABAP to the ZX Spectrum
The mighty Z80 processor ran the code at astounding speed, proving retro-tech got a lot of things right
Software08 Jul 2025 | 73
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Suspected Scattered Spider domains target everyone from manufacturers to Chipotle
Plus: Qantas makes contact with 'potential cyber criminal'
Security08 Jul 2025 | 3
Epic Games settles its antitrust side quest that sought battle royale with Samsung
They're both silent on what, if anything, has changed
Legal08 Jul 2025 | 2
Trump administration announces tariffs that may make plenty of tech more expensive from August 1
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Public Sector08 Jul 2025 | 61
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