23rd January 2020 Archive • The Register

SaaS

Sorry to be blunt about this... Open AWS S3 storage bucket just made 30,000 potheads' privacy go up in smoke

Talk about high tech: Software maker exposes cloud silo of personal info in tale of security gone bong

23 Jan 00:19 | 24

Software

If you never thought you'd hear a Microsoftie tell you to stop using Internet Explorer, lap it up: 'I beg you, let it retire to great bitbucket in the sky'

We say take off and nuke the entire codebase from orbit. It's the only way to be sure

23 Jan 01:44 | 92

Pic

Two billion years ago, snowball Earth was defrosted in huge asteroid crash – and it's been downhill ever since

Space prang raised temperatures, melted glaciers, influenced climate, next thing we know: we're sharing AI-filtered selfies on Insta

23 Jan 05:52 | 82

Security

Still losing sleep over that awful Citrix bug? This scanner is here to help... you realize you've already been pwned

Handy FireEye tool roots out indicators of compromise

23 Jan 07:04 | 4

On-Prem

Stiff upper lip time, Brits: After bullying France to drop its digital tax on Silicon Valley, Trump's coming for you next

Macron suspends cyber levy plan after The Donald has a quiet word

23 Jan 07:55 | 145

AI + ML

Rugby legend Will Carling tells El Reg: Techie stats bods will love this year's Six Nations

Well, AWS hopes you will because they're doing AI/ML/etc for it

23 Jan 09:15 | 33

Column

In the red corner, Big Red, and in the blue corner... the rest of the tech industry

Innovation freedom may not be so free if US Supreme Court rules Google ripped off Oracle's Java APIs

23 Jan 10:00 | 87

Bootnotes

Good folk of Forfar: Alan Hattel would like you all to know he's not dead despite what it says on his tombstone

So give him a call FFS

23 Jan 10:45 | 50

AI + ML

If the words 'new', 'AI', 'for', 'the', 'physical', 'world', 'accelerate' and 'Facebook' scare you, click this headline

Open-source distributed system teaches bots to find their way without a map, just cam, GPS, compass

23 Jan 11:16 | 16

Software

Keg-xistential issues: Fullers pours away £10m Infor ERP system after selling brewing business

Weren't you going to use it for 'continuous improvement'?

23 Jan 12:06 | 12

Science

SLS goes vertical at Stennis while NASA practises SRB stacking

Shades of Saturn V as Artemis I inches closer to launch

23 Jan 12:49 | 42

Security

Ooh, watch out Google. You've got competition. Verizon has a new 'privacy-focused' search engine

Yep, the Verizon that sold subscribers' location data

23 Jan 13:30 | 28

Devops

Jenkins creator steps back from CloudBees and flings himself at startup Launchable

Bye-bye Kohsuke Kawaguchi

23 Jan 14:00 |

Personal Tech

Don't mention the seam! Microsoft releases Surface Duo Android SDK, more on Windows 10X

New SDK shows both potential and challenge of the new Surface devices

23 Jan 14:46 | 35

Security

We need to make it even easier for UK terror cops to rummage about in folks' phones, says govt lawyer

Don't want to incriminate yourself? Tough luck, you terrorist

23 Jan 15:31 | 63

Updated

Hapless AWS engineer spilled passwords, keys, confidential internal training info, customer messages on public GitHub

Only up for five hours, but that's plenty of time for the wrong person to spot it

23 Jan 16:33 | 34

Legal

One-time Brexit Secretary David Davis demands Mike Lynch's extradition to US be halted

MP claims HPE vs Autonomy High Court trial has cost £40m to date

23 Jan 16:44 | 73

Updated

Xerox names the 11 directors it hopes will oust most of HP's board and put $33bn hostile takeover to shareholders

The dirty dozen... well, almost

23 Jan 18:00 | 19

Bootnotes

Beer necessities: US chap registers bevvy as emotional support animal so he can booze on public transport

Both the hero we need and the hero we deserve

23 Jan 18:45 | 94

Networks

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare fragged our business VOIP: US ISP blames outage on smash-hit video game rush

This is Windstream, going dark...

23 Jan 20:21 | 18

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Sorry to be blunt about this... Open AWS S3 storage bucket just made 30,000 potheads' privacy go up in smoke

If you never thought you'd hear a Microsoftie tell you to stop using Internet Explorer, lap it up: 'I beg you, let it retire to great bitbucket in the sky'

Two billion years ago, snowball Earth was defrosted in huge asteroid crash – and it's been downhill ever since

Still losing sleep over that awful Citrix bug? This scanner is here to help... you realize you've already been pwned

Stiff upper lip time, Brits: After bullying France to drop its digital tax on Silicon Valley, Trump's coming for you next

Rugby legend Will Carling tells El Reg: Techie stats bods will love this year's Six Nations

In the red corner, Big Red, and in the blue corner... the rest of the tech industry

Good folk of Forfar: Alan Hattel would like you all to know he's not dead despite what it says on his tombstone

If the words 'new', 'AI', 'for', 'the', 'physical', 'world', 'accelerate' and 'Facebook' scare you, click this headline

Keg-xistential issues: Fullers pours away £10m Infor ERP system after selling brewing business

SLS goes vertical at Stennis while NASA practises SRB stacking

Ooh, watch out Google. You've got competition. Verizon has a new 'privacy-focused' search engine

Jenkins creator steps back from CloudBees and flings himself at startup Launchable

Don't mention the seam! Microsoft releases Surface Duo Android SDK, more on Windows 10X

We need to make it even easier for UK terror cops to rummage about in folks' phones, says govt lawyer

Hapless AWS engineer spilled passwords, keys, confidential internal training info, customer messages on public GitHub

One-time Brexit Secretary David Davis demands Mike Lynch's extradition to US be halted

Xerox names the 11 directors it hopes will oust most of HP's board and put $33bn hostile takeover to shareholders

Beer necessities: US chap registers bevvy as emotional support animal so he can booze on public transport

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare fragged our business VOIP: US ISP blames outage on smash-hit video game rush

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