Legal
Bloke who tried to get journo killed by SWAT cops coughs to conspiracy charge
Krebs says at least one tormentor already facing justice
28 Jul 00:29 | 25
28th > July > 2015 Archive
Software
BONK! BONK! Windows 10 whack-a-mole – Microsoft still fixing bugs
What's the big deal about a little crash here and there?
28 Jul 00:57 | 85
Security
Automattic says spooks asked for something it can't reveal
'We are disclosing the maximum amount allowed by law' says WordPress developer
28 Jul 01:28 | 10
Security
SOHOpeless: Security stains on Honeywell's Tuxedo home automator
I could have sworn I locked the house when I went to work this morning ...
28 Jul 01:58 | 6
Personal Tech
Gamers zap brain-to-computer kit market to US$200m by 2020
No need to shave your head just yet, but poseur gamers might do it anyway
28 Jul 02:31 | 5
First look
OnePlus 2: The smartie that's trying to outsmart Google's Android
Breathe new Oxygen into ecosystem in a stylish case
28 Jul 03:00 | 52
Networks
Wi-Fi 'reflector' hooks you up at 0.1 per cent of current power budget
NASA boffins get the transceiver out of the smartwatch
28 Jul 03:58 | 9
Security
Sysadmins: Your great power brings the chance to RUIN security
Risk management chap explains how to stop users dozing when you talk infosec
28 Jul 04:34 | 33
Channel
Intel tests definition of insanity with (leaked) typoslab Skylake CPUs
Ultrabooks, tablets, all-in-one PCs ... these are still selling, right? Right?
28 Jul 04:58 | 21
Security
Xen reports new guest-host escape, this time through CD-ROMs
Don't stick your head in the sand, patch QEMU
28 Jul 05:33 | 2
Bootnotes
Hole in (Number) Two: MYSTERY golf-course pooper strikes again
Grand Slam! He's dropped a floater with a lot of follow-through
28 Jul 05:57 | 60
Security
LinkedIn users rebel after personal data siphon crimped
Plan to slow personal data exports for security's sake reversed after member tantrum
28 Jul 06:35 | 20
On-Prem
Ford's parallel PARCing: Motor giant tries to craft new tech just like Xerox
Thinking outside the (gear) box
28 Jul 07:03 | 67
Security
Cybercrime forum Darkode returns with security, admins intact
Revived invite-only site has cleared out snitches, will rely on blockchain authentication
28 Jul 07:27 | 4
Legal
Chat about Safe Harbour all you like, the NSA's still the stumbling block
Facebook ruling could yet scupper the whole deal
28 Jul 08:02 | 28
Security
Biometric behavioural profiling: Fighting that password you simply can't change
A testing time when trying to touch-type
28 Jul 08:27 | 24
Legal
EU data protection tsar spams lawmakers with his unwanted opinions
You didn't ask me but here's what I think anyway, says EDPS
28 Jul 09:02 | 8
Personal Tech
Blighty tablet sales plunge 31 per cent in saturated market
Eurozone buffer helps desktop PCs sales rise 20 per cent, however
28 Jul 09:31 | 20
On-Prem
Facebook pumps up ENTIRELY SELFLESS, altruistic Internet.org
Give us your tired, poor, huddled masses and let us SPAM them with ADS
28 Jul 10:06 | 7
Review
Speed freak: Kingston HyperX Predator 480GB PCIe SSD
Flash vendor's fastest drive ever
28 Jul 10:35 | 30
Exclusive
Desperate Microsoft PAYS Win Server 2003 laggards to jump ship
2.5 million machines hold Redmond back
28 Jul 11:03 | 27
Security
'Untraceable' VoIP caller ID-spoofing website accepts Bitcoin
It won't take hard cash
28 Jul 11:22 | 20
On-Prem
Amazon threatens UK with James Blunt, muscles into music streaming
OK, nobody needs to get hurt, we’ll buy more Kindles
28 Jul 11:55 | 26
On-Prem
X-IO erects its iglu over the data management market
Services head unit keeps your ISE blocks covered
28 Jul 12:12 | 2
Comment
So what exactly sits behind Google’s Nearline storage service?
Tape? Nah. Blu-ray? Maybe. Weird variant? Possibly
28 Jul 12:31 | 10
On-Prem
Google Californian warehouse workers file to form union
Poor conditions? News to us, says operator Adecco
28 Jul 12:55 | 13
Personal Tech
At last we know for sure. Blighty's 'best mobile network' is ...
We’ll give you a clue. It’s not O2, Vodafone, or Three
28 Jul 13:26 | 31
Security
Bundestag won't reveal web block list on 'national security' grounds
100,000 sites off limits, but nobody knows which ones
28 Jul 13:56 | 9
Devops
Puppet draws back the curtain on devops magic with funky gfx and UI
See – quite literally – what your boxen are up to
28 Jul 14:31 | 5
Science
Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo crackup verdict: Pilot error
Feathercock unlock fingered as cause of Mach 1 midair breakup
28 Jul 14:33 | 40
Software
Windows 10 in head-on crash with Nvidia drivers as world watches launch
Unstoppable auto-updates? More like auto-borkage
28 Jul 14:53 | 122
On-Prem
All change at NetApp: One veep joins as another goes fishing
A whopping five senior sales peeps leave all at once
28 Jul 16:00 | 7
Hands On
Moto fires BROADSIDE into the flagship phone's waterline with X Play and Style
You want actual Android value? Check this out
28 Jul 16:56 | 40
Security
Are smart safes secure? Not after we've USB'd them, say infosec bods
If you make an armoured box and put electronics on it, what do you expect?
28 Jul 17:29 | 22
Legal
Oh, Obama's responded to the petition to pardon Snowden. What'll it be?
Can he return home without fear of arrest? Can porcine creatures achieve takeoff?
28 Jul 18:11 | 97
Networks
60Tbps internet cable from Asia to America will plug into Telx barn
Must go FASTER, must go FASTER
28 Jul 18:27 | 3
Storage
Just ONE THOUSAND times BETTER than FLASH! Intel, Micron's amazing claim
Bit-addressable, non-volatile, works like RAM, 'coming 2016'
28 Jul 19:17 | 95
Pics and video
Three-mile-high pyramid found on alien dwarf world, baffles boffins
Weird pimple on Ceres remains unnamed and unexplained
28 Jul 19:50 | 32
Net neutrality
FCC now regulates ISPs – but don't take your complaints to the watchdog just yet
'We know what we're doing'
28 Jul 20:06 | 6
Legal
Slashdot, SourceForge looking for new owners after parent dumps them on the web's doorstep
Maybe a media and software company might like them better
28 Jul 20:19 | 28
Security
Hacked US Census Bureau staff to take anti-phishing classes
What was that about horses, stable doors and bolts?
28 Jul 20:40 | 8
On-Prem
Record-breaking $502m in sales, BIG LOSSES – OF COURSE IT'S TWITTER
Who else, who else could turn half a billion dollars into nothing
28 Jul 20:59 | 15
Security
21st century malware found in Jane Austen's 19th century prose
Oh, Mr Darcy, was genius Pride and Prejudice author also a time traveler, pray tell?
28 Jul 21:43 | 18
Networks
Indian mobe networks don’t want 700MHz – because they're too poor
Still counting the pennies
28 Jul 23:13 | 2
Biting the hand that feeds IT
