Malaysian Police crush crypto-mining kit to punish electricity thieves
Because in Miri District, that's how they roll
Legal19 Jul 2021 | 77
19th > July > 2021 Archive
Amnesty International and French media protection org claim massive misuse of NSO spyware
Heads of State, academics, diplomats, journalists, and others targeted, iPhones vulnerable
Security19 Jul 2021 | 30
USA warns Hong Kong government may demand business and customer data, run surveillance without warrants
Hong Kong authorities 'alarmed by unsubstantiated remarks'
Legal19 Jul 2021 | 18
US Surgeon General doubles down on Facebook-bashing amid vaccination information blame game
The Social Network fires back after President Biden accuses it of 'killing people'
Legal19 Jul 2021 | 75
Impromptu game of Robot Wars sparks fire in warehouse at UK e-tailer Ocado
Three-way crash harms no humans but shutters fulfilment centre and sees orders galore cancelled
AI + ML19 Jul 2021 | 78
How to keep your enterprise up to date by deploying the very latest malware
Who, Me? Salesmen suffer after suspicious surfing
Columnists19 Jul 2021 | 71
Where on Gartner's Hype Cycle is Gartner's Hype Cycle?
Column That's the way uh-huh uh-huh, I hype it
On-Prem19 Jul 2021 | 43
Open-source RAW image editor Darktable releases major update to version 3.6 – and it's very accessible
Review RTFM: Read the [fine] manual
Applications19 Jul 2021 | 15
Paid antivirus? On ads? Think of all the beer you could buy without that subscription
Bork!Bork!Bork! These are a few of our favourite things
Bootnotes19 Jul 2021 | 13
Ordnance Survey to take a poke at Pokémon-style gaming with outdoorsy AR adventure
Gamify all the things!
Software19 Jul 2021 | 30
Cassandra 4.0 release held back after Apple engineer discovers last-minute bug
Bid to build the most stable iteration of the columnar database has its price
Databases19 Jul 2021 | 4
A beefy Linux 5.14-rc2 and light at the end of the tunnel for Paragon's NTFS driver
Torvalds: 'At some point somebody just needs to actually submit it'
Software19 Jul 2021 | 15
319 terabits – great Scott! Boffins in Japan speed along information superhighway at new world record
System compatible with existing infra. No you can't eat it now, kids, it's for later, for upcoming 5G backbone
Networks19 Jul 2021 | 13
Zoom! That's the sounds of comms firm chomping down on loss-making Five9 in transaction valued at $14.7bn
Pandemic smiles on Unified-Comms-as-a-Service biz
Off-Prem19 Jul 2021 | 6
Happy 'Freedom Day': Stats suggest many in England don't want it or think it's a terrible idea
Coronavirus restrictions lifting, but to what cost?
Offbeat19 Jul 2021 | 243
UK and chums call out Chinese Ministry of State Security for Hafnium Microsoft Exchange Server attacks
And US indicts four Chinese spies on suspicion of the hacks
Security19 Jul 2021 | 39
Black horse of banking borkage revisits Lloyds
It's working now and they're very sorry
Off-Prem19 Jul 2021 | 5
SAP uses Scalpel to carve shape of post-Brexit UK ambitions
Multinational software peddler decides suburban Feltenham just doesn't have the je ne sais quoi it needs
Databases19 Jul 2021 | 8
Gung-ho tank gamer spills classified docs in effort to win online argument
MoD, game developer take extremely dim view of excessive rivet-counter point-scoring
Bootnotes19 Jul 2021 | 47
The framework that will not die: Microsoft gives Web Forms designer fresh lick of paint in Visual Studio 2022
Now supports drag-and-drop editing and live data
Software19 Jul 2021 | 3
Engineers' Laurel and Hardy moment caused British Airways 787 to take an accidental knee
A tale of two holes and two mechanics of two different heights
Offbeat19 Jul 2021 | 104
Cloudstar – IT provider for real estate, finance, insurance worlds – downed by ransomware
In Brief Plus: Telegram security probed, CISA boss confirmed, and more
Security19 Jul 2021 | 5
Windows 11: What we like and don't like about Microsoft's operating system so far
Hands On Brace yourself, there have been some changes to the Start menu, File Explorer
OSes19 Jul 2021 | 186
GlobalFoundries to build second chip fab next to NY HQ
And increase output of Fab 8 plant by 150,000 wafers per year
On-Prem19 Jul 2021 | 2
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