Bank of Ireland outage sees customers queue for 'free' cash – or maybe any cash
Reports police called to control ATM frenzy after €1,000 added to accounts, by leprechauns maybe
Lost voices, ignored words: Apple's speech recognition needs urgent reform
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A plea for improvements for disabled people who rely on accessibility features
Bad software destroyed my doctor's memory
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Design this bad should sicken developers – but it's the rest of us who end up feeling queasy
Not call: Open source gurus urge you to dump Zoom
In footsteps of GiveUpGitHub, campaign follows AI ToS fiasco
Discord.io pulls the cord after crooks steal 760K users' info
Cleanup will involve 'complete rewrite of our website's code'
Cyber-crime16 Aug 2023 |
Humans stressed out by content moderation? Just use AI, says OpenAI
Tired? Drink coffee, says Starbucks. Bored? Try whiskey, says Jameson. Lazy? Why not drive, says Ford. Etc etc
AI + ML16 Aug 2023 | 3
PowerShell? More like PowerHell: Microsoft won't fix flaws in package gallery ripe for supply chain attacks
Billions of downloads and no defense against typosquatting feels like a bad combination in this day and age
Devops16 Aug 2023 | 3
DARPA wants interoperability standard for Moon living
Less lunacy? LunA-10 is seeking designs for 'optimized and integrated lunar infrastructure'
Science16 Aug 2023 |
Musk's X caught throttling outbound links to websites he doesn't like
Elon, curing the world of imposter syndrome one decision at a time
Personal Tech16 Aug 2023 | 7
It's not just spin – boffins give quantum computing a room-temp makeover
Another team is harnessing nature's own algorithm to solve problems faster than classical computers
Systems16 Aug 2023 |
Cruise self-driving taxi gets wheels stuck in wet cement
This is not the robotaxi future that was promised
AI + ML16 Aug 2023 | 15
Red Hat redeploys one of its main desktop developers
Big Purple may be moving away from the desktop or it could be more strategic
OSes16 Aug 2023 | 8
Red Hat's Mexican standoff: Job cuts? Yes, but we still need someone to boot Linux
ICYMI Time for some fresh GRUB
Downloading the Webb Scope's data starts with a 6-month scheduling scramble
Missions bid to secure comms time on Deep Space Network
Science16 Aug 2023 | 1
US task force to look into how military could use generative AI
'Hey our enemies are going to use this technology, so why shouldn't we?'
AI + ML16 Aug 2023 | 5
Beijing's silent treatment topples Tower Semiconductor merger with Intel
Termination fee of $353 million wipes out Intel Foundry Services' revenue for last quarter
Systems16 Aug 2023 | 6
OpenZFS 2.2 is nearly here, and ZFSBootMenu 2.2 already is
A menu-driven, snapshot-enabled bootloader for Linux with root on ZFS
Storage16 Aug 2023 | 11
Why securing East-West network traffic is so important – and how it can be done
Systems Approach You don't want to hand your datacenter over to an intruder quite so easily
Networks16 Aug 2023 | 2
Lost voices, ignored words: Apple's speech recognition needs urgent reform
Opinion A plea for improvements for disabled people who rely on accessibility features
Personal Tech16 Aug 2023 | 9
3 of the most common reasons for analytics & AI project failure
Read on for tips on scaling AI from Dataiku and IDC
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Boffins reckon Mars colony could survive with fewer than two dozen people
Taming that unforgiving dust world may be significantly less expensive than anticipated
Science16 Aug 2023 | 70
Bank of Ireland outage sees customers queue for 'free' cash – or maybe any cash
Reports police called to control ATM frenzy after €1,000 added to accounts, by leprechauns maybe
Off-Prem16 Aug 2023 | 49
Bad software destroyed my doctor's memory
Column Design this bad should sicken developers – but it's the rest of us who end up feeling queasy
Software16 Aug 2023 | 47
Singapore opens to stablecoins – once they jump through some hoops
After regulators are done with them, providers will look a lot like boring old banks
Legal16 Aug 2023 | 11
South Korea 'puts the brakes' on Google's app store dominance
Starts monitoring developer deals after first slapping the G-force with substantial fine
Legal16 Aug 2023 | 5
Not call: Open source gurus urge you to dump Zoom
In footsteps of GiveUpGitHub, campaign follows AI ToS fiasco
Software15 Aug 2023 | 37
Clorox cleans up IT security breach that soaked its biz ops
Plus: Medical records for 4M people within reach of Clop gang after IBM MOVEit deployment hit
Cyber-crime15 Aug 2023 |
Watchdog vows crackdown on 'harmful' world of surveillance-by-data-broker
Analysis Promise of action excites some, others wish America had Cali-style Delete Act for personal info
Personal Tech15 Aug 2023 | 1
BLACK HAT / DEF CON
Inside the Black Hat network operations center, volunteers work in geek heaven
Exclusive NOC, NOC ... Who's there?
Veilid: A secure peer-to-peer network for apps that flips off the surveillance economy
Privacy Like Tor and IPFS had a baby
Bomb threat causes mass evacuation at DEF CON hacking convention
IRL Summer Camp is over and what has been done? Have aspirations shriveled in the Sun?
Let's play... Force off the power to someone else's datacenter systems
On-prem Trellix bods say it's not that hard to do, thanks to these vulnerabilities
Want to pwn a satellite? Turns out it's surprisingly easy
Space PhD student says he probably shouldn't have given this talk
Nikola recalls electric truck fleet over battery fires
Updated You can still drive 'em, but park outside for ... OTA updates, says EV maker
Personal Tech15 Aug 2023 | 5
AVX10: The benefits of AVX-512 without all the baggage
Turns out bigger isn't always better
Systems15 Aug 2023 | 9
US shovels cash into supercomputers hoping to stoke fusion future
$112M for 12 projects announced on heels of LLNL's second successful fusion ignition
HPC15 Aug 2023 | 1
80% of execs regret calling employees back to the office
Or so says a worrying survey
On-Prem15 Aug 2023 | 166
Gelsinger: Intel should get more CHIPS Act funding than rivals
And cool it on the export bans, pleads CEO – we want to sell fish, not fishing rods, to China
Systems15 Aug 2023 | 7
Charging your iPhone literally costs Apple millions as Batterygate saga slams shut
Estimated payments of $65 can now be distributed to those who filed a claim in 2018 lawsuit
Legal15 Aug 2023 | 23
Foxconn to spend billions bulking its Indian operations – just for starters
Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand on mega-manufacturer's list of not-China expansion targets
Personal Tech15 Aug 2023 | 1
Microsoft may store your conversations with Bing if you're not an enterprise user
New AI Services policies also prohibit any reverse engineering and data collection of its products
AI + ML15 Aug 2023 | 19
Ensure data security at the edge
Why a fully mobile, hybrid and edge workforce needs a more flexible security solution
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Nutanix reckons you can stuff AI into a box – a box it manages, that is
You need resources in lots of places, which is the hybrid cloud taming trick the company exists to perform
AI + ML15 Aug 2023 |
So much for CAPTCHA then – bots can complete them quicker than humans
We, for one, welcome our distorted-letter-recognizing overlords
Offbeat15 Aug 2023 | 75
You're not seeing double – yet another UK copshop is confessing to a data leak
Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies admit to accidentally including raw crime data in FoI responses
Security15 Aug 2023 | 53
Tech CEO admits role in tricking Qualcomm into $150M takeover
Abreezio? Maybe not, but it was a plea deal
Security15 Aug 2023 | 2
Can you raise $100M+ from AI investors with no product? SEC says yes
In unrelated news, agency wants to teach folks how to spot a pyramid scheme
Legal15 Aug 2023 | 20
Saturn's mega-storms challenge planetary formation models
Storms on Saturn last for hundreds of years, leaving long-lasting impacts and raising lots of scientific questions
Science15 Aug 2023 | 3
Optionality: The key to navigating a multicloud world
The public cloud has earned plaudits for agility and innovation. Yet in today’s multicloud world, IT leaders are seeking alternative locations for their software workloads
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So much for CAPTCHA then – bots can complete them quicker than humans
We, for one, welcome our distorted-letter-recognizing overlords
80% of execs regret calling employees back to the office
Or so says a worrying survey
Bad software destroyed my doctor's memory
Column Design this bad should sicken developers – but it's the rest of us who end up feeling queasy
Florida Man and associates indicted for conspiracy to steal data, software
Voting machines and their info allegedly accessed without authorization by keen golfer's gofers
Red Hat's Mexican standoff: Job cuts? Yes, but we still need someone to boot Linux
Time for some fresh GRUB
Not call: Open source gurus urge you to dump Zoom
In footsteps of GiveUpGitHub, campaign follows AI ToS fiasco
Chinese media teases imminent exposé of seismic US spying scheme
Again labels America a hacker empire over alleged backdoors found in earthquake monitoring kit
Tech CEO admits role in tricking Qualcomm into $150M takeover
Abreezio? Maybe not, but it was a plea deal
Microsoft may store your conversations with Bing if you're not an enterprise user
New AI Services policies also prohibit any reverse engineering and data collection of its products
Sextortion suspects on trial after teen victim dies from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Trio alleged to have blackmailed over 100 targets after threats of intimate image release
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Chinese media teases imminent exposé of seismic US spying scheme
Again labels America a hacker empire over alleged backdoors found in earthquake monitoring kit
Author discovers fake, likely AI-generated books written under her name
AI in brief Plus: Tome bans decided by ChatGPT, watch out who's listening to your keyboard hammering, and more
Sextortion suspects on trial after teen victim dies from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Trio alleged to have blackmailed over 100 targets after threats of intimate image release
Internet Archive sued by record labels as battle with book publishers intensifies
Music copyright bomb hits just as other court conflict leads to lending limits
Personal Tech14 Aug 2023 | 53
Beware cool-looking beta crypto-apps. They may be money-stealing fakes
Try out a hot new thing before official launch? Something smells phishy
Cyber-crime14 Aug 2023 | 6
Amazon uses AI to write reviews of people's product reviews
From one untrusted source to another ... and another
AI + ML14 Aug 2023 | 5
Ford SYNC 3 infotainment vulnerable to drive-by Wi-Fi hijacking
Don't panic, says automaker, but if you do, just turn off wireless for now
Security14 Aug 2023 | 13
Cage match: Zuck finally realizes Elon is full of twit
How can a billionaire in his 50s be this much of a dweeb?
Bootnotes14 Aug 2023 | 46
Pack of GM Cruise robo-taxis freeze, snarl up Friday night traffic amid festival crowds
Just a day after getting green light to expand autonomous ops
AI + ML14 Aug 2023 | 44
Get 'em while you can: Intel begins purging NUCs from inventory
Is that a firesale we smell?
Personal Tech14 Aug 2023 | 11
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Dell fined $6.5M for 'error in pricing process' down under
Blunder made bundled monitors more expensive than standalone purchases
Personal Tech14 Aug 2023 | 1
IBM describes analog AI chip that might displace power-hungry GPUs
Power-sipper still in the research stage, but findings are interesting
Systems14 Aug 2023 | 4
X-rated auction sells last vestiges of pre-Musk Twitter
Oscars 2014 Ellen DeGeneres Selfie in oil, anyone?
Offbeat14 Aug 2023 | 23
Cumbrian Police accidentally publish all officers' details online
Names, job titles and salaries included in unwitting leak
Security14 Aug 2023 | 82
Oracle, SUSE and others caught up in RHEL drama hit back with OpenELA
'No subscriptions. No passwords. No barriers. Freeloaders welcome'
Indian armed forces gives Windows its marching orders, but only for desktop warriors
Opinion I am become Tux, destroyer of warez
The price of freedom turned out to be an afternoon of tech panic
Who, Me? It can be so hard to tell one column from another in a spreadsheet. They all look the same
If you're Russian to the Moon, expect traffic: Moscow's Putin a lander into orbit
India's close to landing one, too, and Japan is counting down to a launch
Science14 Aug 2023 | 21
Hacktivists attack Japanese government over Fukushima wastewater release
Claiming affiliation with Anonymous, e-hippies want more debate over radioactive flows
Security14 Aug 2023 | 38
Honey, can you shrink the plugin? Mozilla allows desktop extensions on Firefox for Android
Browser has added multi-process support
Software14 Aug 2023 | 17
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