India’s Mars Orbiter Mission loses contact, burns all fuel, deemed ‘non-recoverable’
Mangalyaan orbiter launched for just $74m, lasted a magnificent 16 times longer than expected
DoJ ‘very disappointed’ with probation sentence for Capital One hacker Paige Thompson
‘This is not what justice looks like’ says US attorney of sanction for leak of 100 million records
Cyber-crime05 Oct 2022 |
VideoLAN to India: If you love FOSS so much, why have you blocked downloads of our tools?
Local activists help pen letter to government requesting - in very stern language - reasons why it's been targeted
Software05 Oct 2022 | 1
No Shangri-La for you: Top hotel chain confirms data leak
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan a stately pleasure-dome decree
Security05 Oct 2022 | 1
Rather than take the L, Amazon sues state that dared criticize warehouse safety
Somebody missed the memo – this internet giant always gets its own way
On-Prem05 Oct 2022 | 3
IBM battles to settle yet more age discrimination claims
While accused of already breaking terms of an earlier deal
On-Prem04 Oct 2022 | 1
Uncle Sam orders federal agencies to step up scans for govt IT security holes
Good time to be selling automation tools
Cybersecurity Month04 Oct 2022 | 1
Google burns few hours of profit to disappear location privacy lawsuit
Phrasing, Arizona... AG claims deal is 'historic'
Personal Tech04 Oct 2022 | 5
Nvidia finally pulls shutters down on its Russian offices
Remaining employees can continue work in different countries, though they'll struggle to get a flight out
Systems04 Oct 2022 | 1
Elon Musk tells Twitter: My takeover deal is back on
Updated World's richest man wants to kill trial – and presumably end more text message embarrassment
Personal Tech04 Oct 2022 | 28
USB-C iPhone, anyone? EU finalizes charging standard rule
It's officially official: Mobile devices will be required to use USB-C from 2024, with laptops following in 2026
Personal Tech04 Oct 2022 | 32
Microsoft: Watch out for password spray attacks – especially you, Basic Auth
Exchange Online users should have authentication policies in place
CSO04 Oct 2022 | 2
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Airbus auctions off bits from retired A380 superjumbo jet
Souvenirs, novelties, party tricks. Your chance to snag a piece of the largest passenger jet in the world
Bootnotes04 Oct 2022 | 7
Google Japan goes rogue with 5.4ft long keyboard
Pro: Gboard Bar can 'double development speed' for pair programmers. Con: No one wants this
Personal Tech04 Oct 2022 | 20
Infosys must face claims it told recruiter not to hire women with kids 'at home'
Attempts to dismiss suit denied as former staffer alleges she was expressly told to swerve over-50s
Legal04 Oct 2022 | 12
Samsung dreams of 2nm chips in 2025, 1.4nm by 2027
Mass production, too – and if it happens, timing will be crucial as semiconductor market recovers
Systems04 Oct 2022 | 10
Cult leader meets the Pope: Apple CEO chats to Francis
Vatican City sovereign still not keen on seeing cellphones in the basilica
Offbeat04 Oct 2022 | 8
Don't mind Facebook, just putting its own browser in its Android app
Analysis Totally not for data collection
Software04 Oct 2022 | 27
UK.gov's decision on Newport Wafer Fab ownership delayed for third time
Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy yet to rule on sale of Brit biz to Chinese-owned Nexperia
Systems04 Oct 2022 | 16
You thought you bought software – all you bought was a lie
Comment Isn't code something worth paying for? Well, frankly, no
Software04 Oct 2022 | 120
UK hits Russia with British IT services ban
Annexed Donetsk? No more consultants for you then
On-Prem04 Oct 2022 | 23
Someone's at last helping AI models understand those with speech disabilities
Welsh, on the other hand, there's no tech that can help with that
AI + ML04 Oct 2022 | 15
Foldable smartphones crawl to one percent of global market share
They’re on track for a whopping three percent in 2026 – well out of the mainstream, but growing faster
Personal Tech04 Oct 2022 | 31
Open source postgres-wasm brings in-browser PostgreSQL, usefulness unclear
Deno 1.26 released with experimental improved npm and Node.js compatibility
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’
Japanese sushi chain boss resigns amid accusation of improper data access
Data theft stinks, says victim. Alleged perp claims he's getting a raw deal
Cyber-crime04 Oct 2022 | 11
India’s Mars Orbiter Mission loses contact, burns all fuel, deemed ‘non-recoverable’
Mangalyaan orbiter launched for just $74m, lasted a magnificent 16 times longer than expected
Science04 Oct 2022 | 30
NetScaler reclaims identity after Citrix, Tibco merge as ‘Cloud Software Group’
Other business units also made full members of group, perhaps hinting and spin-outs
Software04 Oct 2022 |
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Xiaomi India names Qualcomm as destination for allegedly illegal payments
Asia In Brief PLUS: Toshiba considers offers, clams up; India's HFCL claims Wi-Fi 7 first; Vietnam may censor SocMed; and more
Legal04 Oct 2022 |
This rumor needs to Die Hard: Bruce Willis denies selling face to deepfake biz
Superstar is still exclusively a meat popsicle
Bootnotes04 Oct 2022 | 16
Atlassian, Microsoft bugs on CISA’s must-patch list after exploitation spree
Some days, security just feels like a total illusion. OK, most days...
Patches04 Oct 2022 | 5
Online romance scamlord who netted $9.5m jailed for 25 years
Hello, love, I need $32k to fix my oil rig
Cyber-crime03 Oct 2022 | 13
The office is dead, long live the office
How Google Workspace can help SMEs meet business and employee expectations for remote working
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Remote work wipes $453b off office real estate
Commercial 'apocalypse' now – and worse is yet to come, apparently
On-Prem03 Oct 2022 | 33
FYI: TikTok tracking pixels can be found all over the web – just like Meta, Google
Updated Don't have a TT account? Doesn't matter!
Personal Tech03 Oct 2022 | 22
From today, America and UK follow new rules on how they can demand your data from each other
Cops and Feds get easier info sharing, Britain benefits most
Security03 Oct 2022 | 16
It's 2058. A quantum computer is just another decade away. Still, you curse Cloudflare
Assuming this Kyber TLS stuff works as expected
Security03 Oct 2022 | 3
National Cybersecurity Awareness program 18 years on: Don't click that
Technology is addressing many of the cyberthreats, but the human element will always be a factor
Cybersecurity Month03 Oct 2022 |
FBI: We tracked who was printing secret documents to unmask ex-NSA suspect
Infosec systems designer alleged to have chatted with undercover agent
Security03 Oct 2022 | 45
Giveaways for every security professional
Don’t chuck money away before you’ve checked SANS free educational content
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Big changes coming in Debian 12: Some parts won't be FOSS
Vote result good news for new users, but might be bad for remixes
PostgreSQL 15 promises to ease Oracle and SQL Server migrations
MERGE means more code can be copied from earlier installation, because let's be real – that's how it's happening
FCC takes on robotexts. Good news if your dad thinks IRS gives SMS rebates
But how will you know when your vehicle's extended warranty has expired?
Will Intel's Mobileye IPO drive further fab funding?
Finally 'unlocking value' for the 2017 $15b acquisition, just not via the imagined route
Systems03 Oct 2022 | 1
Teradata CTO Stephen Brobst drowns data lakehouse concept
Interview Colorful data techie seeks to fend off rivals
Databases03 Oct 2022 | 5
EU semiconductor investment not nearly enough, warns chip boss
We won't get there by simply funding Intel and TSMC into building fabs here, says NXP CEO
Systems03 Oct 2022 | 14
Tesla has a lot of work to do on its Optimus robot
Optimus Sub-Prime? For something meant to revolutionize production lines, reveal wasn't quite there yet
AI + ML03 Oct 2022 | 86
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IoT is not just for business – how do we make it work for the public sector?
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Managed document-based data stores come of age
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Google Translate dropped in mainland China
Search engine was banned so no surprise no one was using it
Applications03 Oct 2022 | 3
Founder of cybersecurity firm Acronis is afraid of his own vacuum cleaner
It is the exponential changes in the course of human history that worry Serg Bell
Security03 Oct 2022 | 31
Between ransomware and month-long engagements, IR teams need a hug – and a nap
Here's what 1,100 incident responders say about their jobs, just in time for NSCAM
Cybersecurity Month03 Oct 2022 |
Bank of England puts cloud analytics on todo list after seeing off market collapse
Data more essential than ever, says analytics chief as Liz Truss U-turns on tax, and world+dog remembers Bank's there to manage risk
Databases03 Oct 2022 | 24
The open internet repels its most insidious attackers. They’ll return
Opinion It’ll take an army of billions to hold them back. Let’s make one
Tetchy trainee turned the lights down low to teach turgid lecturer a lesson
Who, Me? Sure, I’ll sit here all day taking notes because you’re too cheap to print them out
Moody's turns up the heat on 'riskiest' sectors for cyberattacks
$22 trillion of global rated debt has 'high' or 'very high' cyber-risk exposure
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FBI: We tracked who was printing secret documents to unmask ex-NSA suspect
Infosec systems designer alleged to have chatted with undercover agent
You thought you bought software – all you bought was a lie
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Tetchy trainee turned the lights down low to teach turgid lecturer a lesson
Who, Me? Sure, I’ll sit here all day taking notes because you’re too cheap to print them out
India’s Mars Orbiter Mission loses contact, burns all fuel, deemed ‘non-recoverable’
Mangalyaan orbiter launched for just $74m, lasted a magnificent 16 times longer than expected
Founder of cybersecurity firm Acronis is afraid of his own vacuum cleaner
It is the exponential changes in the course of human history that worry Serg Bell
The open internet repels its most insidious attackers. They’ll return
Opinion It’ll take an army of billions to hold them back. Let’s make one
Big changes coming in Debian 12: Some parts won't be FOSS
Vote result good news for new users, but might be bad for remixes
Remote work wipes $453b off office real estate
Commercial 'apocalypse' now – and worse is yet to come, apparently
FYI: TikTok tracking pixels can be found all over the web – just like Meta, Google
Updated Don't have a TT account? Doesn't matter!
Between ransomware and month-long engagements, IR teams need a hug – and a nap
Here's what 1,100 incident responders say about their jobs, just in time for NSCAM
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Samsung’s Smart Monitor tries too hard to be clever
Desktop Tourism Barely adequate as a desktop alternative, but delightful as a dual purpose monitor
Personal Tech03 Oct 2022 | 36
Linux kernel 6.0 debuts, Linus Torvalds teases ‘core new things’ coming in version 6.1
Linux boss' launch message is more ‘6.0 is overrated’ than ‘The joy of 6.0’
OSes02 Oct 2022 | 22
Steganography alert: Backdoor spyware stashed in Microsoft logo
Now that's sticker shock
Research02 Oct 2022 | 27
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BlackCat malware lashes out at US defense IT contractor
In Brief Also, Amazon's Ring footage TV shows draws criticism, US v Soviet spying docs found, and more
Security02 Oct 2022 | 12
Text-to-image models are so last month, text-to-video is here
In brief Plus: Did Bruce Willis sell his image rights to AI biz creating deepfakes? And more
AI + ML01 Oct 2022 | 17
Gone in a day: Ethical hackers say it would take mere hours to empty your network
300 red teamers walk into a bar…
Cybersecurity Month01 Oct 2022 | 12
Fake vibrating teeth could make great hearing aids
Wait, wait, hear us out
Science01 Oct 2022 | 34
Google delays execution of doomed Chrome extensions
Busineses get a little longer with Manifest v2, everyone else... it depends
Applications30 Sep 2022 | 19
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 | 8
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 | 5
Apropos of nothing, US intel wants to improve low-dose radiation detection
IARPA unleashes TEI-REX to better track nuclear sources
Science30 Sep 2022 | 6
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 | 60
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 | 5
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 | 39
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