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Counterfeit and repurposed semiconductors still a problem
Updated
A match made in SEV-en: Google touts Confidential VMs using AMD's Epyc on-the-fly memory encryption
A little something to keep determined snoopers out, in theory
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Security
So kind of SAP NetWeaver to hand out admin accounts to anyone who can reach it. You'll want to patch this
10 out of 10: Great in a test score, less good when it's for the severity of a flaw
14 Jul 19:21 |
Virtualization
If you have Microsoft 365 and Windows Virtual Desktop, do you need Citrix? Apparently
Redmond's Azure-based system pals up with virty dinosaur
14 Jul 18:01 | 1
Personal Tech
Modular edutech PC crew opens fresh Kano beans with expanded kit and accessories
Brit firm inks deal with Best Buy in US as it eyes government tenders abroad
14 Jul 17:15 | 1
Networks
With a wave of Nokia's wand, behold as your 4G network magically becomes... 5G
Finnish comms biz says it's ready to go on a million radios already, despite what outgoing CEO said previously
14 Jul 16:23 | 5
Cloud
BigQuery analytics goes multi-cloud: Use our service without moving your data, says Google – but there is no magic
Query data in one cloud and export the results to another
14 Jul 15:42 | 1
Networks
UK smacks Huawei with banhammer: Buying firm's 5G gear illegal from year-end, mobile networks ordered to rip out all Huawei next-gen kit by 2027
Country to be hit with £2bn cost, massive tech delay after firm 'materially compromised' by US's latest sanctions
14 Jul 15:14 | 29
Internet of Things
Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale
Insider suggests company doesn't charge enough in royalties to satisfy Japanese giant
14 Jul 13:48 | 34
Sponsored
New Relic: How observability reduces downtime
Efficient troubleshooting will cut your mean-time-to-resolution
14 Jul 13:15 |
Security
Burn baby burn, infosec inferno: Just 21% of security pros haven't considered quitting their current job
Chartered Institute of Information Security finds many overworked, under-resourced, stressed
14 Jul 12:45 | 10
Updated
A match made in SEV-en: Google touts Confidential VMs using AMD's Epyc on-the-fly memory encryption
A little something to keep determined snoopers out, in theory
14 Jul 12:00 | 3
Bootnotes
Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing
What’s that smell? It could be Oh So Orange, Clearly White or Almost Black
14 Jul 11:15 | 51
In brief
Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma
Also: Hope Probe hopes for lift-off, Virgin teases SpaceShipTwo interior, Ariane 6 slips
14 Jul 10:26 | 2
Emergent Tech
Fancy some fishy-chips? Just order one of these sensors: Research shines light on suspect component sources
Counterfeit and repurposed semiconductors still a problem
14 Jul 09:27 | 19
Bootnotes
Cornish drinkers catch a different kind of buzz as pub installs electric fence at bar
From happy hour to zappy power
14 Jul 08:43 | 69
Emergent Tech
Singapore-sponsored finance blockchain ready to run international payments, say financial heavies
'Project Ubin' might be faster and cheaper than current tools, even for central banks
14 Jul 08:04 | 3
Video
You've think you've heard it all about automation in technology? Get a load of this robot that plugs in cables
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14 Jul 07:00 |
Data Centre
Huawei growth weakens as COVID-19, politics bite to make carriers its slowest-growing segment
13 percent growth ain’t bad, but the Chinese giant has previously done better
14 Jul 06:27 |
Personal Tech
It's handbags at dawn: America to hit France with 25% tariffs on luxuries over digital tax on US tech titans
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Science
Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th
Your order [Ref #RYUGU_REGOLITH | Picked up by probe #HAYABYUSA2] has shipped!
14 Jul 04:57 | 14
Policy
Pakistan pitches ‘most relaxed tax structure’ in the world to tech investors
Minister declares special economic zones are open to even China and Russian money so long as they do something digital or medical
14 Jul 04:15 | 7
Policy
Google creates $10bn 'digitisation fund' for India
Localisation and transformation plan wins prime ministerial approval, but as usual has as much upside for Google as for its generous hosts
14 Jul 03:28 | 2
Exclusive
Collabera hacked: IT staffing'n'services giant hit by ransomware, employee personal data stolen
Crooks made off with everything needed for ID theft
14 Jul 02:49 | 8
Istio flings out poxy proxy patch: Will plug up externally issued certificate validation vulns
Workload orchestration: HashiCorp sends Nomad 0.12 across clusters
CNCF relaxes Sandbox process, welcomes new Incubating project
SUSE looks to beef up its cloud-native enterprise kit, pops Rancher Labs in its trolley
Emergent Tech
Big Tech backs colleges in war against Trump's ban on foreign students taking web-only classes mid-pandemic
Microsoft, Google, Facebook and pals weigh in on F-1, M-1 visa lawsuit
14 Jul 01:56 | 4
Security
Guilty: Russian miscreant who hacked LinkedIn, Dropbox, Formspring, stole 200-million-plus account records
Yevgeniy Nikulin faces up to 10 years in a US cooler
14 Jul 01:07 | 6
Personal Tech
Top Ubisoft execs eject after staff complain of 'toxic' workplace environment for women at Canadian studios
Trio quits immediately, workers under investigation
13 Jul 23:44 | 19
Artificial Intelligence
You call Verizon. A Google bot answers. You demand a human. The human is told what to say by the bot
The only winning move is... not to play?
13 Jul 22:09 | 28
Sponsored
We’ve found a pulse: Data lifeblood courses through rejuvenated healthcare
Analytics, automation set healthcare’s digital pulse racing
13 Jul 22:01 |
Software
When you see PWA, Microsoft and Google want you to think Programs With Attitude: Web app release tool tweaked
More native applications we smoke, yo, our rep gets bigger
13 Jul 20:21 | 19
In brief
Pretend your holiday wasn't cancelled from next month: Microsoft Flight Simulator cleared for take-off
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13 Jul 18:23 | 5
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IBM job ad calls for 12 years’ experience with Kubernetes – which is six years old
Other job ads make similar mistakes, and candidates do worse
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Linus Torvalds banishes masters, slaves and blacklists from the Linux kernel, starting now
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Artificial Intelligence
You call Verizon. A Google bot answers. You demand a human. The human is told what to say by the bot
The only winning move is... not to play?
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Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support
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Trump reveals US cyber-attack on Russian election-misdirection troll farms
Maybe Donald isn’t in love with Vlad after all – but he did just give Russia attribution and maybe a peek at tradecraft
Security
Sueball locked, loaded and pointed at LinkedIn over iOS privacy naughtiness
Company 'aware and reviewing' the lawsuit, not your clipboard. Honest
In brief
Better get Grandpa off Windows 7 because zero-day bug in Zoom allows remote code execution on vintage OS
Plus: Kazakh man charged with corporate mega-hack, and more
Hands On
Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2
'Higher fidelity local debugging experience' than debugging on Windows and deploying to Linux
Exclusive
Collabera hacked: IT staffing'n'services giant hit by ransomware, employee personal data stolen
Crooks made off with everything needed for ID theft
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Data Centre
UK government marks 'at least' £115m for new Brexit systems against backdrop of chequered IT project history in customs and border control
CHIEF concerns for customs tech haven't gone away....
13 Jul 17:31 | 82
Business
Mixed signals? Yes and no: Analog Devices snaps up rival Maxim Integrated for $20.9bn
Still won't be as big as Texas Instruments
13 Jul 16:30 | 6
Software
Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support
Torvalds worries about compiler bugs: 'Very rare, but incredibly hard to debug'
13 Jul 15:59 | 61
In brief
Detroit Police make second wrongful facial-recog arrest when another man is misidentified by software
Plus: IB students kick up a stink over algorithm grading, and more
13 Jul 15:10 | 34
Networks
HPE shifts further out onto the edge, plans to weld $925m Silver Peak buy to Aruba Networks
To SD or not SD-WAN is the question?
13 Jul 14:30 | 2
Security
Sueball locked, loaded and pointed at LinkedIn over iOS privacy naughtiness
Company 'aware and reviewing' the lawsuit, not your clipboard. Honest
13 Jul 13:56 | 22
Cloud
UK's University of Manchester has its head in all the clouds as it rains £50m on integrators
Hope is to ease procurement while saving cash
13 Jul 13:06 | 17
Personal Tech
Apple: Don't close MacBooks with a webcam cover on, you might damage the display
There's a 0.1mm tolerance and OS has built-in tools for managing peep hole
13 Jul 12:26 | 74
