Microsoft warns of North Korean crew posing as LinkedIn recruiters
State-sponsored ZINC allegedly passes on malware-laden open source apps
Fixing an upside-down USB plug: A case of supporting the insupportable
On Call
Support chap braved fire and a mile-long run, only to find Windows 95 was the final hurdle
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Exchange Server zero-days actively exploited
Updated
Remember this next time Microsoft talks about how seriously it takes security
Pentagon is far too tight with its security bug bounties
But overpriced, useless fighter jets? That's something we can get behind
Google delays execution of doomed Chrome extensions
Busineses get a little longer with Manifest v2, everyone else... it depends
Applications30 Sep 2022 | 2
As Hurricane Ian hits, FCC rules cell carriers must help each other in disasters
You will or won't do it voluntarily? Doesn't matter, we'll mandate it
Networks30 Sep 2022 |
Google Cloud is super keen to keep certain customers on pricey Intel VMs
Unless your app really needs AVX 512, AMD and Ampere's cores may be a cheaper, better bet
PaaS + IaaS30 Sep 2022 |
Apropos of nothing, US intel wants to improve low-dose radiation detection
IARPA unleashes TEI-REX to better track nuclear sources
Science30 Sep 2022 |
China spins up giant battery built with US-patented tech
World's largest VRFB was built with inadvertent help from the Department of Energy
Science30 Sep 2022 | 8
Japan 5G network tests Arm chips, claims power draw down by 72%
Graviton2 processors trials with infrastructure vendors and telco as work on standalone 5G continues
Systems30 Sep 2022 | 2
Delivery drone crashes into power lines, causes outage
Google-owned Wing said it was a 'precautionary controlled landing' – right into 11,000 volts
Edge + IoT30 Sep 2022 | 17
Amazon lets you rent Ubuntu Pro. Yes, it's Linux on the virtual desktop
Insert your Year of Linux joke here, we dare you
Virtualization30 Sep 2022 |
Bitcoin worse for the climate than beef, say economists
Researchers mince 'digital gold' claims with study showing cryptocurrency's impact
Science30 Sep 2022 | 8
NASA, SpaceX weigh invoking Dragon to take Hubble higher
Telescope hasn't been superseded by JWST, so why not try to keep it going?
Science30 Sep 2022 | 23
Atos rejects bid from rival for digital, big data, security units
Despite having €4.2b reasons from Onepoint to ditch Evidian strategy and sell up
On-Prem30 Sep 2022 | 1
Want to beef up your GPU ops? You’ll need to bulk up your storage too
Play catch up then get ahead
Webinar
Chipmakers cut output, investment – but government bucks never go out of style
Wafer starts cut back as slump in demand hurts bottom lines... especially Micron's
Systems30 Sep 2022 | 7
Sage denies misleading customers over perpetual licensing, users not happy
Vendor and resellers offer conflicting advice about subs and upgrades, though vendor says it's been 'clear'
SaaS30 Sep 2022 | 7
Here's OpenStack Platform 17 – aka what Red Hat hopes your network operator will one day use
The project with the thumbs up from CERN ... and China
OSes30 Sep 2022 |
READ NEXT
OK, Google: Why are you still pointing women at fake abortion clinics?
And no, the tiny fine print in search results doesn't cut it
Arm founder says the UK has no chance of tech sovereignty
Government fritters away homegrown technologies and has no strategy to lessen reliance on other countries
How one Ukrainian software maker planned for survival as invaders approached
Set priorities, expect confusion, keep emergency instructions simple – that's just for starters
Intel accidentally leaked its 34-core Raptor Lake chip. What do the dies tell us?
Analysis Where we're going, we don't need efficiency cores. But we may need 1.21 jiggawatts
Is it time to retire C and C++ for Rust in new programs?
Column Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure CTO, thinks so
HDD Clicker gizmo makes flash sound like spinning rust
Made your old computer faster but too quiet? Here's a fun fix
Offbeat30 Sep 2022 | 33
How Citrix dropped the ball on Xen ... according to Citrix
Open Source Summit How to win friends and admit how you lost them earlier?
Virtualization30 Sep 2022 | 11
Astroboffins present fresh evidence of moving liquid water on Mars
Pack your bags, we're off to huddle on some alien ice caps. It beats Earth
Science30 Sep 2022 | 27
Fixing an upside-down USB plug: A case of supporting the insupportable
On Call Support chap braved fire and a mile-long run, only to find Windows 95 was the final hurdle
Personal Tech30 Sep 2022 | 128
Massive web tech survey shows how bad habits continue – and WebAssembly may be over hyped
Cloudflare previews workerd, an open source JavaScript/Wasm runtime for ‘nanoservices’
After axing free plans, Heroku introduces ‘low cost’ tier including scale to zero
TypeScript 49 in beta: New ‘satisfies’ operator, no ECMAScript Decorators yet
Microsoft warns of North Korean crew posing as LinkedIn recruiters
State-sponsored ZINC allegedly passes on malware-laden open source apps
Research30 Sep 2022 | 3
Digital Ocean won't let new customers create resources in four DCs, won't say why
Can't even spin up the compute necessary to reply
PaaS + IaaS30 Sep 2022 | 11
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Exchange Server zero-days actively exploited
Updated Remember this next time Microsoft talks about how seriously it takes security
Security30 Sep 2022 | 12
Information is power, data is omnipotent
Real time data can be a win-win for any business when smartly employed
Webinar
Ex-eBay execs jailed for cyberstalking web critics
Still to come: Civil RICO lawsuit against e-souk and former top brass
Cyber-crime30 Sep 2022 | 20
How CIA betrayed informants with shoddy front websites built for covert comms
Top tip, don't give your secret login box the HTML form type 'password'
Research29 Sep 2022 | 35
Pentagon is far too tight with its security bug bounties
But overpriced, useless fighter jets? That's something we can get behind
Research29 Sep 2022 | 8
Scientists, why not simply invent a working fusion plant using $50m from Uncle Sam
You even have until the end of the 2030s to get it done
Science29 Sep 2022 | 76
Your storage infrastructure is growing fast, but is it growing sustainably?
Catch up with this Open Storage Summit session to find out
Webinar
Atlassian smartens up security, licensing admin tools
And bundles its best bits at bargain price in case someone wants you to work their way for a while
Devops29 Sep 2022 | 1
Reverse DNS queries may reveal too much, computer scientists argue
When you combine it with DHCP, that spells TRACK ME
Networks29 Sep 2022 | 18
Google kills off Stadia
We gave the cloud gaming service two years to live. It managed three
Personal Tech29 Sep 2022 | 58
Wind, solar fulfill 10% of global electricity demand for first time
Curb your enthusiasm – coal-fired power went up too
Science29 Sep 2022 | 43
Google challenges US ISPs with 100Gbps fiber broadband
An internet advertiser as your service provider – what could go wrong?
Networks29 Sep 2022 | 14
IBM's 'bare metal' LinuxONE push: Did somebody say OpenShift?
Plus RHEL has fresh release goodies out too
Off-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 3
Reducing the risk of human error in cyber security
Tips on how to turn a potential weakness into a towering strength
Webinar
Apple exec sues over 'ageist' removal of $800k stock bonus
IP director claims he was skipped over for merit-based retention bonus because of the retention part
Legal29 Sep 2022 | 22
AWS, Microsoft, Google own 72% of Euro customer cloud spending
Democratizing IT? The next biggest 3 in region are also US headquartered giants
Off-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 5
Quantum computer to be available from colo datacenter
Not-a-cloud service can accommodate 'unique hosting requirements' - like cryogenic systems
On-Prem29 Sep 2022 | 1
Cockroach Labs CTO: Google became too comfortable, I wasn't being challenged
Interview Peter Mattis on starting a multibillion-dollar company as serverless database hits GA
Databases29 Sep 2022 | 4
SPONSORED FEATURES
IoT is not just for business – how do we make it work for the public sector?
Civica highlights why it’s time to change your perspective on the Internet of Things in new report
When DevOps and cyber security collide
How can the IT industry stop the CVE rot and get software bug numbers down?
Easy infrastructure management across the edge and the cloud
Managing flexible clouds with HPE GreenLake for HCI
Managed document-based data stores come of age
Why enterprises are choosing Amazon DocumentDB to power their mission critical applications
Europe just might make it easier for people to sue for damage caused by AI tech
Imagine the lawyer infomercials – Did a computer hurt you? Call (30) 555 1234...
AI + ML29 Sep 2022 | 17
UK, US slip down World Digital Competitiveness Ranking
Denmark takes top spot, Croatia improves fastest, Hong Kong flops
Software29 Sep 2022 | 12
This rope-laying, ever-growing robot may one day explore your blood vessels
Video You wouldn't make this the butt of any jokes, right?
Science29 Sep 2022 | 10
Tencent has its Meta moment as CEO Pony Ma outlines 'immersive convergence'
Video confs to add multi-sensory interaction and by 2040 maybe even brain/machine interfaces
Software29 Sep 2022 | 5
Indian authorities probe Singapore gaming payments outfit Coda
Claims kids unwittingly click up huge bills in games, only for their cash to fly offshore
UN's ITU election may spell the end of our open internet
Updated Russia, China believe in more national control, maybe baked into standards. Resistance is fierce - and was victorious!
OpenAI opens doors to DALL-E after the horse has bolted to Midjourney and others
Ironic that an ML lab with so many accelerators is such a slowpoke
Popular
Intel accidentally leaked its 34-core Raptor Lake chip. What do the dies tell us?
Analysis Where we're going, we don't need efficiency cores. But we may need 1.21 jiggawatts
Covert malware targets VMware shops for hypervisor-level espionage
Mandiant tracks back operators, finds ties to China
How CIA betrayed informants with shoddy front websites built for covert comms
Top tip, don't give your secret login box the HTML form type 'password'
Arm founder says the UK has no chance of tech sovereignty
Government fritters away homegrown technologies and has no strategy to lessen reliance on other countries
Fixing an upside-down USB plug: A case of supporting the insupportable
On Call Support chap braved fire and a mile-long run, only to find Windows 95 was the final hurdle
Scientists, why not simply invent a working fusion plant using $50m from Uncle Sam
You even have until the end of the 2030s to get it done
Wind, solar fulfill 10% of global electricity demand for first time
Curb your enthusiasm – coal-fired power went up too
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Exchange Server zero-days actively exploited
Updated Remember this next time Microsoft talks about how seriously it takes security
Microsoft warns of North Korean crew posing as LinkedIn recruiters
State-sponsored ZINC allegedly passes on malware-laden open source apps
UK, US slip down World Digital Competitiveness Ranking
Denmark takes top spot, Croatia improves fastest, Hong Kong flops
STORIES
Microsoft to kill off old access rules in Exchange Online
Awoooogah – this is your one-year warning to switch over, enterprises
CSO28 Sep 2022 | 12
Matrix chat encryption sunk by five now-patched holes
You take the green pill, you'll spend six hours in a 'don't roll your own crypto' debate
Research28 Sep 2022 | 6
The web's cruising at 13 million new and nefarious domain names a month
Or so Akamai is dying to tell us
Research28 Sep 2022 | 10
How to future proof for multi-cloud
Escape the confines of traditional infrastructure and vendor lock-in
Webinar
AMD's Ryzen V3000 goes head to head with Intel's embedded chips on power, oomph
House of Zen just needs to convince machine makers to use them
Systems28 Sep 2022 | 1
Cloudflare's invisible CAPTCHA works by probing browsers with JavaScript
Beta-grade widget respects your privacy, we're promised
Software28 Sep 2022 | 31
Want to sneak a RAT into Windows? Buy Quantum Builder on the dark web
Beware what could be hiding in those LNK shortcuts
Research28 Sep 2022 | 4
Hacked Fast Company sends 'obscene and racist' alerts via Apple News
Someone going by 'Thrax' claims responsibility for 'incredibly easy' breach
Cyber-crime28 Sep 2022 | 2
Oracle's NetSuite tests automation, warehouse management waters
Analyst says challenges remain in attracting partners to roll out products
SaaS28 Sep 2022 | 1
Uncle Sam to unmask anonymous writers using AI
Along with revealing authors, IARPA also wants bot to disguise scribes
AI + ML28 Sep 2022 | 49
Microsoft among software titans under spotlight for restrictive licensing
US campaign group forms as customers complain of lock-in, unclear terms, problems using wares in cloud
Off-Prem28 Sep 2022 | 11
Those screws on the Apple Watch Ultra are a red herring
Thinking about shelling out $800? If you break it you're 'screwed'
Personal Tech28 Sep 2022 | 44
Late but lustrous, a fresh remix of Ubuntu emerges
UbuntuDDE 22.04 is colorful, and with slightly less Chinese flavor than Ubuntu Kylin
OSes28 Sep 2022 | 10
Chipmakers still shoveling cash into new fabs as demand slows
Worldwide investment set to grow 9% to new high of $99b
Systems28 Sep 2022 | 2
Ever suspected bankers could just use WhatsApp comms? $1.8b says you're right
Updated Thought shadow IT at your office was bad? Try enforcing workplace device policies on hedge fund traders
Security28 Sep 2022 | 63
A question of identity
How Incode creates trust by keeping data private and secure
Video
