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Meet the ‘DPU’ – accelerated network cards designed to go where CPUs and GPUs can’t be bothered

Join us in the cloud, breathes Microsoft as it gifts Azure SQL Managed Instance customers a surprise horsepower boost

Won't duke, duke, duke the URLs: AWS backtracks on plans to block old-style S3 paths

BT cutting contractors' rates by a fifth and halving notice period because 'coronavirus'

Epic, Spotify, ProtonMail and pals rise up as one against Apple's 30% cut, call for end to Cupertino-style markets

Microsoft sprinkles a little Skype Meet Now integration on Windows 10 for Insiders

NHS COVID-19 launch: Risk-scoring algorithm criticised, the downloads, plus public told to 'upgrade their phones'

New Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint, Project Server versions inbound, but only available on subscription

Want to stop cybercrimes tearing through your network? First check your privileges

You know that Microsoft ZeroLogon bug you've been dragging your feet on? It's getting pwned in the wild now

We need to talk about criminal hackers using Cobalt Strike, says Cisco Talos

Wondering how to tell the world you've been hacked? Here's a handy guide from infosec academics

Microservices guru says think serverless, not Kubernetes: You don't want to manage 'a towering edifice of stuff'

Imagine working for GitHub and writing a command-line interface for the platform, then GitHub makes an 'official' one

Anglian Water fishes for on-trend laundry list – including low-code work – in £24m trawl

You can add comms API merchant Twilio to the list of tech firms that have seen biz booming thanks to lockdown

'Robbery, economic plunder, victim of larcenous cronyism and a heist'

WeWork Won’tWork in China, at least not as majority owner

Azure DevOps Services reminds users that, yes, it really is time to pull the plug on Internet Explorer 11

Remember Entatech? UK liquidators are still trying to seize founder Jason Tsai's assets

Help! My printer won't print no matter how much I shout at it!

Hootsuite melts ICE deal after staff revolt: CEO vows not to divide biz like agents divided families at the US border

Facebook is the internet's cigarette: Addictive and laced with nasty stuff – 'shocking images, graphic videos, headlines that incite outrage'

Now Nvidia's monster GeForce RTX 3090 cards snaffled up by bots, scalpers – if only there had been a warning

Geek's Guide

NASA's hefty Martian rover will use an AI brain on a robot arm to map out signs of ancient life on Red Planet

Moonshot: Making spaceships with Microsoft's refreshed HoloLens 2 nerd goggles

And now for something completely different: Ultraviolet aurora spotted around comet for first time

To bring data down from the heavens, come to GSaaS, says Microsoft as it launches Azure Orbital

All those ‘teleworking is the new normal’ predictions? Not so much, say bosses

It's powered by a mega-corp AI, it has a Liquid Mode, but it's not a T-1000. It's Adobe's PDF auto-reflow for mobile

Braking point: Tesla has had quite enough of Trump's 'unlawful' tariffs on Chinese-made parts, sues Uncle Sam

China sets out world domination plan for its digital currency

Verity Stob

Onwards! To the airport and adventure! And this rather lachrymose Linux screen

Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of 'Advanced Night Repair' skin cream helping NASA to commercialise space

Behold the Bloo Screen of Death: Bathroom borkage stops spray play

As we stand on the precipice of science fiction into science fact, people say: Hell yeah, I want to augment my eyesight!

Articles about Russia

Russians charged for $16.8m crypto-coin heist, but traders warned their cash is only as safe as their security is tight

In briefPlus: Lazarus Group joins the big league, ex-Aussie PM doxxed, new flaw found in Bluetooth, and more

Forget your space-age IT security systems. It might just take a $1m bribe and a willing employee to be pwned

UpdatedElon Musk suggests Tesla targeted by Russian charged with trying to bung staffer cash to infect own bosses' network during DDoS distraction

US election 2020: The disinfo operations have evolved, but so have state governments

Officials are better prepared for meddling – so attackers have had to rely on mental games

US senators: WikiLeaks 'likely knew it was assisting Russian intelligence influence effort' in 2016 Dem email leak

And: 'Putin ordered the Russian effort to hack computer networks' to help Donald Trump win White House race

This NSA, FBI security advisory has four words you never want to see together: Fancy Bear Linux rootkit

From Russia, with love

When it comes to hacking societies, Russia remains the master at sowing discord and disinformation online

Black HatChina can't hold a candle to GRU's shenanigans, says expert

Doctor, doctor, got some sad news, there's been a bad case of hacking you: UK govt investigates email fail

Former trade minister Dr. Liam Fox named as source of leaked trade docs

EU tries to get serious on cybercrime with first sanctions against Wannacry, NotPetya, CloudHopper crews

Russian, Chinese, Nork groups named in bank asset freeze

Russia tested satellite-to-satellite shooter, say UK and USA

Moscow says offending bird is a mere maintenance drone

UK intel committee on Russia: Social media firms should remove state disinformation. What was that, MI5? ████████?

Also (yikes): A 'complicated wiring diagram of responsibilities amongst ministers' in the event of cyber attack

FYI Russia is totally hacking the West's labs in search of COVID-19 vaccine files, say UK, US, Canada cyber-spies

'Completely unacceptable' spouts British Foreign Secretary

Trump reveals US cyber-attack on Russian election-misdirection troll farms

Maybe Donald isn’t in love with Vlad after all – but he did just give Russia attribution and maybe a peek at tradecraft

Things that happen every four years: Olympic Games, Presidential elections, and now new Mac ransomware

EvilQuest targets Mac pirates, poses as legit network security and music tools

Russia lifts restrictions on Telegram messenger app after it expresses ‘readiness’ to stop some nasties

A win for Vlad the Decryptor

Xiaomi and NXP ride a bus to Moscow with a wearable Mastercard

Threesome now plan to march East and conquer Europe

It's not every day the NSA publicly warns of attacks by Kremlin hackers – so take this critical Exim flaw seriously

GRU crew actively exploit hole – but you patched it months ago, right?

Russian state-sponsored hackers have been sniffing Middle East defence firms, warns Trend Micro

Artists variously known as Pawn Storm and APT28 are still at it

Russia-backed crew's latest malware has discerning taste – when screening visitors to poisoned watering holes

Previously unseen nasty spotted lurking in Armenian government websites

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