Attacks against Remote Desktop Protocol endpoints have exploded this year, warns ESET's latest Threat Report
Security firm points to a 'stalkerware' epidemic, new Nobelium group activity
Security30 Sep 2021 | 8
Unpatched flaw 'weaponises' Apple AirTags to turn them into the phisherman's friend
XSS vulnerability allows miscreants to hijack phone number field on website
Security29 Sep 2021 | 28
Memory maker Micron offers hope for PC parts supply returning 'in the coming months'
Oh, and boasts over record-breaking return from IoT segment, too
Storage29 Sep 2021 |
Kaspersky links new Tomiris malware to Nobelium group
Typical: you wait months for new nasties then two come along at once
Security29 Sep 2021 | 1
Latest FinFisher spyware upgrades 'particularly worrying,' says Kaspersky
Eight-month analysis finds four-layer obfuscation, two-stage loader, and a new UEFI attack
Security28 Sep 2021 | 20
Texas cops sue Tesla claiming 'systematic fraud' in Autopilot after Model X ploughed into two parked police cars
Five officers seek $20m in damages from car maker and local restaurant
Legal28 Sep 2021 | 128
Microsoft warns: Active Directory FoggyWeb malware being actively used by Nobelium gang
Chief security adviser Roger Halbheer says best protection is to 'get off AD FS'
Security28 Sep 2021 | 18
Researchers finger new APT group, FamousSparrow, for hotel attacks
Espionage motive mooted in attacks which hit industry, government too
Security23 Sep 2021 | 9
Nvidia cosies up to Open Robotics for hardware-accelerated ROS
Hopes to tempt roboticists over to its Jetson platform with new simulation features, drop-in acceleration code
AI + ML22 Sep 2021 | 2
Mobile mobile museum looks to chart the history of portable phones
25-year-strong collection of 2,000 handsets covers 1984 to the present day
Personal Tech22 Sep 2021 | 14
First RISC-V computer chip lands at the European Processor Initiative
EPAC accelerator runs its first 'Hello, World!' in-silico
HPC22 Sep 2021 | 24
'Large-scale computing' needs a government team driving it, says UK.gov
Report from the Government Office for Science lays out the hurdles to supercomputing relevance
HPC22 Sep 2021 | 13
Open Source Jobs Report: Explosive cloud growth knocks Linux off top spot for desired skillsets
455% hike in demand for Kubernetes qualifications causes a stir
Software21 Sep 2021 | 2
Raspberry Pi's trading arm snags £33m investment as flotation rumours sink
Updated Cash courtesy of Lansdowne Partners and the Ezrah Charitable Trust, focused on 'the poorest of the poor'
Personal Tech21 Sep 2021 | 10
Microfluidic processor brings us one step closer to a future of squishy DNA computing
'Our hope is that DNA-based CPUs will replace electronic CPUs in the future'
On-Prem15 Sep 2021 | 10
Speciality electronics outfit boasts of 64-fold density increase for its latest space-ready MRAM parts
Takes Avalanche's latest STT-MRAM tech and packs it into rad-hard ceramic squares
Storage15 Sep 2021 | 9
New release of SweRVolf RISC-V SoC project aims for lower barrier to entry
FOSSi Foundation's Olof Kindgren on the origins, future, and success of the RISC-V ISA
On-Prem15 Sep 2021 | 1
HPE finds second new CTO in 16 months with Fidelma Russo
In-demand exec poached from VMware after Virtzilla poached her from Iron Mountain
On-Prem15 Sep 2021 | 6
Krita art app users targeted by ransomware posing as paid 'collaboration' opportunities
Artists advised to delete emails asking them to download 'media bundle'
Security14 Sep 2021 | 2
Security bods boost Apple iPhone hardware attack research with iTimed toolkit
'The first complete infrastructure to enable general-purpose hardware security experiments on the Apple iPhone SoCs,' they claim
Security14 Sep 2021 |
US Air Force puts Godzilla in charge of autonomous warfare effort with Project Kaiju
Pulls Mothra, Mecha Rodan, King Ghidorah, Kumonga, and even King Kong along for the $150m ride
AI + ML14 Sep 2021 | 15
Intuit branches out into email marketing by splashing $12bn on Mailchimp acquisition
Part of a planned assault on the 'small business mid-market'
SaaS14 Sep 2021 | 14
Why tell the doctor where it hurts, when you could use emoji instead?
👨 say 🖼️ speak a thousand words when it comes to 🩺 🤒
Offbeat09 Sep 2021 | 105
Boffins unveil SSD-Insider++, promise ransomware detection and recovery right in your storage
Firmware-based system recovers encrypted data in seconds, but manufacturers are proving reluctant
Storage09 Sep 2021 | 35
Proton welcomes Sir Tim Berners-Lee to its advisory board – as ProtonMail suffers a privacy backlash
'I am a firm supporter of privacy,' Sir Tim declares - even as the service is lambasted over IP logging
Security08 Sep 2021 | 16
Intel's Mobileye unveils first 'production-grade fully electric self-driving vehicle,' partners with Sixt for Munich launch
Quietly adds that it hasn't yet received regulatory approval
AI + ML08 Sep 2021 | 21
AT&T Alien Labs warns of 'zero or low detection' for TeamTNT's latest malware bundle
Chimaera toolkit found on 'thousands' of Windows, Linux, and container systems worldwide
Security08 Sep 2021 | 3
IBM's first 7nm Power10 chip arrives in E1080 server system with a wealth of shiny features
Boasts of a world-record SAP SD benchmark result, 'transparent' in-memory encryption
Systems08 Sep 2021 | 18
UK gov blocks the acquisition of Welsh graphene fiddler Perpetuus Group over national security concerns
Concerns like 'who is Taurus International,' and 'what is Dr. Zhongfu Zhou's relationship with it'
Legal07 Sep 2021 | 16
Imaginary numbers help AIs solve the very real problem of adversarial imagery
Duke University boffins figure out a way to boost the security of recognition networks
Science02 Sep 2021 | 16
BrakTooth vulnerabilities put Bluetooth users at risk – and some devices are going unpatched
Qualcomm, Texas Instruments alleged to be leaving Bluetooth chips open to attack
Personal Tech01 Sep 2021 | 12
Western Digital unveils 20TB OptiNAND hard drive, pledges 50TB to follow
New flash-and-platter architecture offers 'breakthrough in storage that works differently,' firm claims
Storage01 Sep 2021 | 37
Tachyum's Prodigy emulator achieves first boot, runs Linux and says 'hello, world'
'Universal processor' startup still no nearer to proving bold claims of tenfold performance gain over Chipzilla, AMD
Systems01 Sep 2021 | 31
Research finds cyber-snoops working for 'Chinese state interests' lurking in SE Asian telco networks since 2017
Handy way to keep tabs on 'activists, politicians, business leaders, and more'
Security03 Aug 2021 | 8
PwnedPiper vulns have potential to turn Swisslog's PTS hospital products into Swiss cheese, says Armis
Hardcoded passwords, unencrypted connections and unauthenticated firmware updates... patches released
Security02 Aug 2021 | 8
NFT or not to NFT: Steve Jobs' first job application auction shows physically unique beats cryptographically unique
Great, maybe the trend can FOAD now
Offbeat29 Jul 2021 | 26
Qualcomm's bumper Q3 growth comes with supply constraints warning, but Intel may ride to the rescue
Company confirms it's investigating adding Chipzilla to multi-source vendor list, alongside TSMC and Samsung
Personal Tech29 Jul 2021 |
Beige pencil stockists on high alert as 'Colouring Book of Retro Computers' hits the crowdfunding circuit
YouTuber's project already well past its goal
Offbeat29 Jul 2021 | 34
A global pandemic and ransomware explosion makes for a bumper quarter at Google parent Alphabet
Chief exec Pichai wants to 'help people get the information they need,' even as YouTube fingered for conspiracy guff
Off-Prem28 Jul 2021 | 1
Apple boasts of record quarter, but warns supply shortages will get worse before they get better
'The road to recovery will be a winding one' Cook predicts
Personal Tech28 Jul 2021 | 3
Misconfigured Azure Blob at Raven Hengelsport exposed records of 246,000 anglers – and took months to tackle, claim infosec researchers
18GB of Dutch fishing supplier's data left in unsecured server
Security27 Jul 2021 | 8
Scam-baiting YouTube channel Tech Support Scams taken offline by tech support scam
'It was pretty convincing until the very end,' says host Jim Browning
Security27 Jul 2021 | 82
SK Hynix hits 3-year revenue high as extreme ultraviolet production kicks off in earnest
Commercial EUV LPDDR4 modules in the works now, but the 1anm node is still being treated as a test-bed
Storage27 Jul 2021 | 11
Compsci student walks off with $50,000 after bug bounty report blows gaping hole in Shopify software repos
First-timer wins maximum payout through HackerOne programme
Security27 Jul 2021 | 12
UKRI denies pulling funding from Newport Wafer Fab over Chinese ownership concerns
Updated 'Funding continues,' despite media reports to the contrary
On-Prem23 Jul 2021 | 25
Survey of astronomers and geophysicists shines a light on 'bleak' systemic bullying
'We need to hold each other to account when we're talking through these issues'
Science22 Jul 2021 | 58
Jira Data Center user? Here's a critical Ehcache vulnerability to spoil your day
Update now – and maybe firewall the thing off while you're at it
Devops22 Jul 2021 |
Cranes soar over Lone Star State as Texas Instruments pushes to get new fabs online
Head start from pre-pandemic guesswork running out, and mass production potentially years ago
On-Prem22 Jul 2021 | 4
Dang vaccines dented our bottom line in the connected home sector, says Netgear
Swings and roundabouts: They also drove a 58% boost to business revenue
Networks22 Jul 2021 | 9
Thales launches payment card with onboard fingerprint scanner
Would you like to pay with a poke?
Security22 Jul 2021 | 50
Brain-computer interface researchers warn of a 'bleak' cyberpunk future – unless we tread carefully
Commercial exploitation of a person's inner thoughts 'particularly worrisome'
Science22 Jul 2021 | 44
Former ad exec sticks Steve Jobs' 1973 job application in a scanner for physical-versus-digital NFT auction
Olly Joshi talks environmental issues, fundraising, and whether he'd hire '70s Jobs himself
Software21 Jul 2021 | 15
Will it bend? That is the question: Arm boffins boast of first flexible 32-bit chip
Plastic-backed TFT part positioned as perfect for the Internet of Things
Edge + IoT21 Jul 2021 | 18
Chip-making equipment maker ASML boasts of record orders, predicts a $1 trillion market by 2030
Talks of increased interest in EUV, nations' desire to take tech production native
On-Prem21 Jul 2021 | 1
Watchdog slaps down Three's claims to be building the UK's 'fastest 5G network' – again
Company can't seem to help running its mouth, despite ASA's ruling last year
Networks21 Jul 2021 | 18
Open-source dev and critic of Beijing claims Audacity owner Muse threatened him with deportation to China in row over copyright
'Who knows how he may be received...'
Applications20 Jul 2021 | 48
Fortinet's security appliances hit by remote code execution vulnerability
Cure worse than the disease for anyone with the 'fgfmsd' daemon activated
Security20 Jul 2021 | 1
Northern Train's ticketing system out to lunch as ransomware attack shuts down servers
£17m on shiny new Flowbird touchscreen kiosks well spent, apparently
Security20 Jul 2021 | 44
US legal eagles representing Apple, IBM, and more take 5 months to inform clients of ransomware data breach
Those affected get free protection services – but only if their Social Security numbers were exposed
Security20 Jul 2021 | 19
Russia's Elbrus has a RISC-V competitor as Yadro prepares native chips for launch
Rostec throws rubles on the table for a possible 60,000 units a year
On-Prem15 Jul 2021 | 3
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