Uncle Sam kills funding for CVE program. Yes, that CVE program
Updated Because vulnerability management has nothing to do with national security, right?
CSO16 Apr 2025 | 179
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EU gives staff 'burner phones, laptops' for US visits
That would put America on the same level as China for espionage
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It's fun making Studio Ghibli-style images with ChatGPT – but intellectual property is no laughing matter
Opinion Miyazaki, copyright protection and the 'insult to life itself' of AI images
AI + ML14 Apr 2025 | 81
Don't delete that mystery empty folder. Windows put it there as a security fix
Copilot vibe coding for OS development? Why not
Patches14 Apr 2025 | 32
4chan, the 'internet’s litter box,' appears to have been pillaged by rival forum
Source code, moderator info, IP addresses, more allegedly swiped and leaked
Cyber-crime15 Apr 2025 | 33
New SSL/TLS certs to each live no longer than 47 days by 2029
IT admins, get ready to grumble
CSO14 Apr 2025 | 124
Google, AWS say it's too hard for customers to use Linux to swerve Azure
Re-writing applications takes years, is expensive, in-house expertise needed
PaaS + IaaS17 Apr 2025 | 38
Europe's cloud customers eyeing exit from US hyperscalers
'It's amazing how fast the change has been'
PaaS + IaaS17 Apr 2025 | 115
IBM orders US sales to locate near customers or offices
Exclusive 'Return to client' push coincides with RTO for cloud staff, DEI purge
On-Prem18 Apr 2025 | 25
CVE fallout: The splintering of the standard vulnerability tracking system has begun
Comment MITRE, EUVD, GCVE … WTF?
CSO18 Apr 2025 | 54
CVE program gets last-minute funding from CISA – and maybe a new home
Uncertainty is the new certainty
CSO16 Apr 2025 | 31
White House confirms 245% tariff on some Chinese imports not a typo
World War Fee Just make it 420.69 and be done with it, Mr President
Public Sector16 Apr 2025 | 75
Official abuse of state security has always been bad, now it's horrifying
Opinion UK holds onto oversight by a whisker, but it's utterly barefaced on the other side of the pond
Security14 Apr 2025 | 197
AWS claims 50% of Azure workloads would jump ship if licensing costs allowed
Bezos' biz and Google tell regulator higher cost of running Windows Server in their clouds isn't fair
Software16 Apr 2025 | 36
Brit soldiers tune radio waves to fry drone swarms for pennies
Truck-mounted demonstration weapon costs 10p a pop, says MOD
Security17 Apr 2025 | 143
Trump derails Chinese H20 GPU sales, forcing Nvidia to eat $5.5B this quarter
World War Fee So much for Jensen's million-dollar dinner at Mar-a-Lago
Systems16 Apr 2025 | 53
Whistleblower describes DOGE IT dept rampage at America's labor watchdog
Ignored infosec rules, exfiltrated data … then the mysterious login attempts from a Russian IP address began – claim
CSO17 Apr 2025 | 52
Free Blue Screens of Death for Windows 11 24H2 users
Microsoft rewards those who patch early with bricks hurled through its operating system
OSes16 Apr 2025 | 23
Microsoft OneDrive file sync apps for Windows, Mac broken for 10 months
Updated Users, unsurprisingly, are not pleased and feel forgotten amid Redmond's Copilot frenzy
OSes14 Apr 2025 | 68
Guess what happens when ransomware fiends find 'insurance' 'policy' in your files
It involves a number close to three or six depending on the pickle you're in
Cyber-crime16 Apr 2025 | 20
Daddy of a mistake by GoDaddy took Zoom offline for about 90 minutes
Manager of the .us namespace managed to block zoom.us
Networks17 Apr 2025 | 17
Google Cloud’s so-called uninterruptible power supplies caused a six-hour interruption
When the power went out, they didn’t switch on
Off-Prem15 Apr 2025 | 28
Krebs throws himself on the grenade, resigns from SentinelOne after Trump revokes clearances
Illegitimi non carborundum? Nice password, Mr Ex-CISA
CSO17 Apr 2025 | 62
Tesla fudged odometer to screw me out of warranty, Model Y owner claims
Give Elon an inch and he'll take thousands of miles ... allegedly
Bootnotes17 Apr 2025 | 113
CIO and digi VP to depart UK retail giant Asda as Walmart divorce woes settle
Exclusive Brit retailer says troubled breakup with tech platform of former US owner nearing conclusion
On-Prem14 Apr 2025 | 15
Team Trump readies national security card to justify taxing Americans for foreign chips
World War Fee There's a new tariff in town
On-Prem15 Apr 2025 | 44
Still browsing like it's 1999: Fresh tools that keep vintage Macs online and weirdly alive
You can't keep a good OS down
Software15 Apr 2025 | 31
Congress wants to know if Nvidia superchips slipped through Singapore to DeepSeek
As Huang jets to Middle Kingdom after H20 ban forces $5.5B hit
AI + ML17 Apr 2025 | 23
Microsoft hits Ctrl-Z after Teams trips over file sharing
Maybe don't push to production without properly testing first?
SaaS16 Apr 2025 | 31
Russians lure European diplomats into malware trap with wine-tasting invite
Vintage phishing varietal has improved with age
Cyber-crime16 Apr 2025 | 14
Pentagon needs China's rare earths, Beijing just put them behind a permit wall. Oops
World war fee Trump’s tremendous trade tussle triggers troubling twist, theoretically
Public Sector15 Apr 2025 | 146
Signalgate chats vanish from CIA chief phone
Extraordinary rendition of data, or just dropped it out of a helicopter?
CSO16 Apr 2025 | 20
Now 1.6M people had SSNs, life chapter and verse stolen from insurance IT biz
800K? Make that double, and we'll need a double, too, for the pain
Cyber-crime15 Apr 2025 | 16
MX Linux 23.6 brings Debian freshness, without the systemd funk
Bookworm 12.10-based release is a few steps ahead of upstream
OSes17 Apr 2025 | 54
Law firm 'didn't think' data theft was a breach, says ICO. Now it's nursing a £60K fine
DPP Law is appealing against data watchdog's conclusions
Security16 Apr 2025 | 23
Hacking US crosswalks to talk like Zuck is as easy as 1234
Video AI-spoofed Mark joins fellow billionaires as the voice of the street – here's how it was probably done
Bootnotes19 Apr 2025 | 70
Microsoft blames 'latent code issue' after Windows 11 upgrades sneak past admin blockades
Intune policies turn out to be mere suggestions
OSes16 Apr 2025 | 51
All right, you can have one: DOGE access to Treasury IT OK'd judge
Login green-lit for lone staffer if he’s trained, papered up, won’t pull an Elez
Public Sector15 Apr 2025 | 18
Need a Linux admin? Ask a hair stylist to introduce you to a worried mother
On Call Lad who 'stays in his bedroom on his computer' emerged ready to deliver brilliant tech support
OSes18 Apr 2025 | 87
Microsoft Copilot shows up even when it's not wanted
Just us or is AI increasingly appearing like an unwanted party guest?
AI + ML18 Apr 2025 | 44
Cyber congressman demands answers before CISA gets cut down to size
What's the goal here, Homeland Insecurity or something?
Security14 Apr 2025 | 14
ActiveX blocked by default in Microsoft 365 because remote code execution is bad, OK?
Stopping users shooting themselves in the foot with last century's tech
Software15 Apr 2025 | 13
Chinese snoops use stealth RAT to backdoor US orgs – still active last week
Let the espionage and access resale campaigns begin (again)
Research15 Apr 2025 | 3
In wake of Horizon scandal, forensics prof says digital evidence is a minefield
Outdated and misinformed legal presumptions at the heart of concerns
Legal16 Apr 2025 | 50
Oracle hopes talk of cloud data theft dies off. CISA just resurrected it for Easter
Some in the infosec world definitely want to see Big Red crucified
CSO18 Apr 2025 | 6
20 years on, DART still a masterclass in how not to rendezvous in orbit
Two decades have passed since NASA made two spacecraft collide
Science16 Apr 2025 | 10
Legacy tech is the gift that keeps billing for UK's tax collector
£5.2B more thrown at the never-ending quest to modernize HMRC
Public Sector16 Apr 2025 | 14
Microsoft admits it's not you, Classic Outlook can be a real CPU, power hog sometimes
Bug or migration strategy for New Outlook, we wonder
Applications16 Apr 2025 | 15
What to do once your Surface Hub v1 becomes an 84-inch, $22K paperweight
Oh. You expected serious suggestions?
Personal Tech19 Apr 2025 | 69
Dems fret over DOGE feeding sensitive data into random AI
Using LLMs to pick programs, people, contracts to cut is bad enough – but doing it with Musk's Grok? Yikes
Public Sector18 Apr 2025 | 61
Cursor AI's own support bot hallucinated its usage policy
Making up subscription limits as it goes? Super encouraging from a code assistant. Anyways, back to
int main(enter the void)...
AI + ML18 Apr 2025 | 19
Where it Hertz: Customer data driven off in Cleo attacks
Car hire biz takes your privacy seriously, though
Cyber-crime15 Apr 2025 | 6
China names alleged US snoops over Asian Winter Games attacks
Beijing claims NSA went for gold in offensive cyber, got caught in the act
Cyber-crime15 Apr 2025 | 6
Static electricity can be shockingly funny, but the joke's over when a rack goes dark
Who, Me? If this techie had been older and slower, this never would have happened
On-Prem14 Apr 2025 | 115
Windows Recovery Environment update fails successfully, says Microsoft
See no error, hear no error, speak no error
OSes15 Apr 2025 | 47
California sues President Tariff
World War Fee Ah yes, the courts, that'll totally work
Public Sector16 Apr 2025 | 47
South Korea to build mini-fabs as part of $25B plan to prop up tariff-targeted industries
Fancy a doctorate in semiconductor design? The land of K-Pop wants you to help future-proof its industry
Public Sector16 Apr 2025 | 2
Trump's tariff turmoil leaves IT projects in deep freeze
World War Fee Investment delays are inevitable as uncertainty clouds US trade policy, warns investment bank
CxO14 Apr 2025 | 121
Apple: Since you care about yOuR pRiVaCy, we'll train our AI on made-up emails
It's LLMs all the way down
AI + ML16 Apr 2025 | 32
Microsoft: Why not let our Copilot fly your computer?
Redmond talks up preview of AI agents navigating apps through the UI
AI + ML16 Apr 2025 | 30
Japan serves Google a cease and desist order over its Android bundling deals
Won't let the Big G require its apps and search to be installed on smartphones
Public Sector16 Apr 2025 | 27
Meta to feed Europe's public posts into AI brains again
Who said this opt-out approach is OK with GDPR, was it Llama 4, hmm?
AI + ML15 Apr 2025 | 21
TalkTalk Business pulls disappearing act on customer emails
It's not DNS. It can't be DNS? Right?
Networks16 Apr 2025 | 22
Dot com era crash on the cards for AI datacenter spending? It's a 'risk'
Interview Analysts say the bubble won't burst, but it is possible, admits world's largest colo provider
On-Prem14 Apr 2025 | 23
First Nvidia, now AMD: Trump trade turmoil threatens $800M in China chip sales
World War Fee Is that MI in MI308 going to be Mission Impossible?
HPC16 Apr 2025 | 6
Windows 11 stops freaking out over wallpaper customization
Safeguard hold finally lifted as Microsoft realizes animated backgrounds aren't the end of the world
OSes14 Apr 2025 | 12
Small ocean swirls may have an outsized effect on climate, NASA satellite shows
SWOT satellite lets scientists observe small-scale eddies and waves for the first time
Science17 Apr 2025 | 16
Google wins 1-1: Judge rules ad giant broke some antitrust law
After battle with Uncle Sam over online competition, web giant vows to appeal the bit it lost, celebrates the half it won
Personal Tech17 Apr 2025 | 3
Resellers may be sitting on costly pile of regret after US smartphone shopping spree
Q1 sector growth unlikely to survive current trade policy
Personal Tech14 Apr 2025 | 18
The LittleGP-30: A tiny recreation of a very big deal from the 1950s
Royal McBee's desk-sized deskside early computer was the stuff of legend
Offbeat14 Apr 2025 | 19
Heat can make Li-Ion batteries explode. Or restore their capacity, say Chinese boffins
Future chargers could re-arrange battery chemistry to make them live longer
Science17 Apr 2025 | 20
Datacenters selling power back to the grid? Don’t bet on it, say operators
Analysis Bit barns in Dublin doubled as battery farms, the rest of the world isn’t buying it
CxO17 Apr 2025 | 31
No rest for the rocketry as NASA's Easter weekend heats up
Returning crew and a vital supply launch distract managers from chocolate eggs
Science17 Apr 2025 | 11
US senator warns 'China is cheering' for proposed NASA budget cuts
Bipartisan support needed to keep DOGE from the door
Science15 Apr 2025 | 63
Intel flogs off majority stake in Altera to private equity for $4B
Buy high, sell low: FPGA biz cost x86 giant $16B decade ago
Systems14 Apr 2025 | 13
TSMC prepping for tariff turmoil, denies joint venture talks with Intel
Chip contract manufacturer not immune to 'uncertainties and risks' caused by Trump's import taxes
Systems17 Apr 2025 |
White House budget proposal could beam NASA science back decades
Houston, we have a funding problem
Science14 Apr 2025 | 25
Bank of England flirts with offline digital dosh
No signal? No problem. But also no solid commitment to Britcoin yet
Software17 Apr 2025 | 43
ASML hits targets but orders sag as Trump trolls markets
Dutch lithography king sticks to €35B forecast despite investor jitters
Systems16 Apr 2025 | 3
Nvidia joins made-in-America party, hopes to flog $500B in homegrown AI supers by 2029
Blackwell production already underway in Arizona with server manufacturing coming to Texas within 15 months
AI + ML15 Apr 2025 | 11
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