Prisoners built two PCs from parts, hid them in ceiling, connected to the state's network and did cybershenanigans
And they would have got away with it too, but for... Websense
12 Apr 2017 | 167
Alexander was a staff reporter at The Register.
Consumers go off PCs as global shipments continue their decline
'Modest' growth in business segment suggests way ahead
12 Apr 2017 | 34
Nerd Klaxon: Barbican to host Science Fiction exhibition this summer
Interview Curator Patrick Gyger tells El Reg what you can expect
12 Apr 2017 | 23
Homes raided in North West over data thefts from car body repair shops
ICO and cops storm homes in Macclesfield and Droylsden
11 Apr 2017 | 29
AWS squares up to Microsoft in chase for MongoDB cloud budgets
Whatever DB will be, devs can choose from 3
11 Apr 2017 |
Capgemini set for stalking horse splash of $50m on bankrupt Ciber
Consultancy expects to take on 3,000 of 6,500 employees
10 Apr 2017 | 2
Subpostmasters prepare to fight Post Office over wrongful theft and false accounting accusations
Collective legal action rears its head in Horizon IT scandal
10 Apr 2017 | 54
Open source Elastic analytics snaps into Google's Cloud Platform
"Openness a driving force" says Google
07 Apr 2017 | 1
Hortonworks CTO's ACID Merge: The impossible dream, realised
Interview Hive-minded project injection
07 Apr 2017 | 1
Teradata pays ex-prez €4.2m to close 'invalid termination' settlement
German court finds against the chopping of German man
07 Apr 2017 | 5
ICO fines 11 big charities over dirty data donor-squeezing deeds
Not looking so fluffy-wuffy now
05 Apr 2017 | 51
Hortonworks: Yeah, we'll stay in London... as long as everyone else does
DWS17 Hadoop-flinger's new president talks Brexit and getting rid of the sales chaff
05 Apr 2017 | 1
Couchbase swaps CEO for ex-Veritas prez
NoSQL IPO prep?
04 Apr 2017 | 1
Rackspace launches cloud consultancy service while firing staff
Services, services, services!
03 Apr 2017 | 6
Oracle breaks silence to deny 'even considering' buying Accenture
In other news: Bear claims to have always used indoor facilities for ablutions
03 Apr 2017 | 3
Mediaeval Yorkshirefolk mutilated, burned t'dead to prevent reanimation
Likely not cannibalism issue, as knifemarks not near the meat. Er, OK
03 Apr 2017 | 55
Thank Souq for that! Jeff Bezos now world's second richest
Close, but no BIll Gates
30 Mar 2017 | 7
Is Jassy just jazzing on AWS database migration numbers? Smells fishy...
Analysis We're not saying Larry Ellison has a point, but...
30 Mar 2017 | 3
Home Office accused of blocking UK public's scrutiny of Snoopers' Charter
Open letter to Amber Rudd: more time needed to read '413 pp of dense legal text'
29 Mar 2017 | 65
ICO fines Flybe, Honda for breaking data rules. They were, um, trying to comply with GDPR
Well, that's awkward
28 Mar 2017 | 19
Douglas Coupland: The average IQ is now 103 and the present is melting into the future
We live in 'cloud time' too, says jet-lagged author in speech
27 Mar 2017 | 93
Bloke, 48, accused of whaling two US tech leviathans out of $100m
Lithuanian cuffed and charged
22 Mar 2017 | 21
Coppers 'persistently' breach data protection laws with police tech
Staff association warns that systems 'increasingly' being used for personal reasons
22 Mar 2017 | 72
ICO scolds UK councils: GDPR is coming. Are you ready? Pop quiz says you're not
Privacy impact assessments? Anyone? Bueller?
21 Mar 2017 | 7
