AstraLocker ransomware reportedly closes doors to pursue cryptojacking
Why go through the hassle of demands and decryption when quietly mining is so much easier?
Cyber-crime06 Jul 2022 | 2
6th > July > 2022 Archive
Twitter sues Indian government over content takedown orders
Local carriers are also upset with the laws, which they say will break encryption
Legal06 Jul 2022 | 3
Near-undetectable malware linked to Russia's Cozy Bear
The fun folk who attacked Solar Winds using a poisoned CV and tools from the murky world of commercial hackware
Research06 Jul 2022 | 64
UK, South Korea strike data-sharing pact
Time to bone up on Hancom Office, the productivity suite that's big in Korea – and nowhere else
Software06 Jul 2022 | 22
Oracle, IBM losing ground to local databases in China, says IDC
One market down on China's march toward tech self-sufficiency, a bajillion more to go.
Databases06 Jul 2022 | 5
Europe passes sweeping antitrust laws targeting America's Big Tech
Updated Google, Facebook, Amazon and the rest stand to lose – if rules are actually enforced
Personal Tech06 Jul 2022 | 28
UK tribunal: App Store class action seeking up to $1.8b can continue
Stop us if you've heard this before: Apple facing charges of anti-competitive behavior in the App Store
Legal06 Jul 2022 | 30
Health trusts swapped patient data for shares in an AI firm. They may have lost millions
Deals leave NHS bodies out of pocket after collapse in value of UK health tech company
AI + ML06 Jul 2022 | 35
Nexperia talks up its investment in UK wafer fab, says no plans to close
Customers 'becoming impatient' to get 'clarity' on the matter, says exec
Systems06 Jul 2022 | 13
Microsoft splits up Windows Beta Channel Insiders
Back to 2019 with two build numbers. Plus: Previous features may 'disappear'
OSes06 Jul 2022 | 11
Huawei looks to staff for strategy to reverse declining fortunes
US-led national security bans have left Chinese networking giant seeking inspiration
Networks06 Jul 2022 | 7
Broadcom takeover deal for VMware faces no rival bids
Updated Lack of alternative offers means sale may go ahead with expected completion in fiscal 2023
Virtualization06 Jul 2022 | 11
Marriott Hotels admits to third data breach in 4 years
Updated Digital thieves made off with 20GB of internal documents and customer data
Security06 Jul 2022 | 35
Typo-squatting NPM software supply chain attack uncovered
Beawre teh mizpelled pakcage naem
Security06 Jul 2022 | 7
Iceotope attracts funds for liquid cooling from global investors
Round led by Singapore's ABC Impact, which sees growing market for the technology in Asia
On-Prem06 Jul 2022 | 1
Tracking cookies found in more than half of G20 government websites
Sorry, conspiracy theorists, it's more likely sloppy webdev work rather than spying
Software06 Jul 2022 | 13
Meta's AI translation breaks 200 language barrier
Open source model improves translation of rarer spoken languages by 70%
AI + ML06 Jul 2022 | 6
What do you mean your exaflop is better than mine?
Comment Gaming the system was fine for a while, now it's time to get precise about precision
HPC06 Jul 2022 | 15
Hive ransomware gang rapidly evolves with complex encryption, Rust code
RaaS malware devs have been busy bees
Research06 Jul 2022 | 3
Has Intel gone too far with its Ohio fab 'delay' stunt?
Comment With construction unceremoniously underway, x86 giant may have overplayed its hand
Systems06 Jul 2022 | 17
Apple's latest security feature could literally save lives
Cupertino is so sure of Lockdown Mode it's offering $2m to bug hunters to break it
Personal Tech06 Jul 2022 | 55
Wash your mouth out with shape-shifting metal
You wanted flying cars and robo-butlers. Instead, we're getting tooth-cleaning morphing nanoparticle bots
Science06 Jul 2022 | 38
Here today, gone to Maui: That's your data captured by North Korean ransomware
CISA, FBI, US Treasury warn Kim Jong-un's latest malware has hit healthcare orgs
Cyber-crime06 Jul 2022 | 7
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