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Wi-Fi 6 isn't signed off yet, but boffins are already teasing us with specs for venerable wireless tech's next gen

Softbank confirms talks to offload Arm as it posts rebound profit

Appeals judges toss out FTC win: What Qualcomm did to its rivals was 'hypercompetitive, not anticompetitive'

Yes, you can spin up a hybrid multi-cloud in just one hour – and we’ll show you how

Some lucky web developer just scored $20k to scour Facebook out of Neil Young’s website

Firefox maker Mozilla axes a quarter of its workforce, blames coronavirus, vows to 'develop new revenue streams'

Microsoft: The UK is facing an AI skills gap. If only there were a humble cloud giant that could help

Programming pioneer Fran Allen dies aged 88 after a career of immense contributions to compilers

This is node joke. Tor battles to fend off swarm of Bitcoin-stealing evil exit relays making up about 25% of outgoing capacity at its height

Citrix warns of patch-ASAP-grade bugs in its working-from-home products, just as we're all working from home

We spent way too long on this Microsoft, Intel, Adobe, SAP, Red Hat Patch Tuesday article. Just click on it, pretend to read it, apply updates

NCC Group admits its training data was leaked online after folders full of CREST pentest certification exam notes posted to GitHub

Machine log roller Sumo Logic expands to swallow AWS data-watching, DevOps performance

Microsoft introduces Open Service Mesh for Kubernetes, plans quick donation to CNCF

Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?

New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in

What looks like a global pay freeze, sounds like a global pay freeze, but isn't a global pay freeze? Ask IBM

UK.gov to propose new rules for online political campaigns after last election marred by an avalanche of fake news

Pakistan aims to quadruple IT exports to $5bn, with freelancing youth to the fore

UK utility Thames Water splashes cash as host of IT consultancies appointed to handle £100m worth of deals

Xiaomi turns 10 and celebrates by sitting down to relax in front of its new transparent television

Nokia licensor HMD Global scores $230m from Google, Qualcomm, and, er... Nokia

Can I get some service here? The new 27-inch iMac forgoes replaceable storage for soldered innards

Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020: Nothing too crazy but at least it's more fixable and cheaper than comparable Apple wares

Geek's Guide

Rocket Lab to bounce back from July's orbital fail with bulging payloads and parachuting Electrons

Why so salty, Ceres? Is it on account of your underground oceans and cryovolcanism?

NASA to stop using names like 'Eskimo Nebula' and 're-examine' what it calls cosmic objects

The sun is shining, the birds are singing. You can shut the curtains and tour The National Museum of Computing in VR

India explores blockchain-powered voting but not to enable online elections

Googlers show off AI that can help developers protect crypto code from key-slurping side-channel attacks

Uncle Sam says it's perfecting autonomous AI-powered drone, vehicle swarms to 'dominate' battlefields

Whoops, our bad, we may have 'accidentally' let Google Home devices record your every word, sound – oops

Verity Stob

Steve Wozniak at 70: Here's to the bloke behind Apple who wasn't a complete... turtleneck

What are you gonna do? Give me detention? Illinois schools ban pyjamas in online classes

UK lockdown easing heralds the return of burgers... and bork

Search for 'things of value' in a bank: Iowa cops allege this bloke broke into one and decided on ... hand sanitiser

Articles about Windows

We spent way too long on this Microsoft, Intel, Adobe, SAP, Red Hat Patch Tuesday article. Just click on it, pretend to read it, apply updates

Patch TuesdayPlease, thanks, good show, cheers, ta

So you've decided you want to write a Windows rootkit. Good thing this chap's just demystified it in a talk

DEF CONDemirkapi shows how drivers can be misused for deep pwnage

YOU... SHA-1 NOT PASS! Microsoft magics away demonic hash algorithm from Windows updates, apps

Because no one likes to install spoof system files

GRUB2, you're getting too bug for your boots: Config file buffer overflow is a boon for malware seeking to drill deeper into a system

We're gonna keeping punning this until someone pays us $5m

Just what you want when stuck working from home: Microsoft domain mixup downs Remote Web Access

Updated'Supported' Windows Server customers cut off from their subdomains

If you can read this, your Windows 10 2004 PC really is connected to the internet no matter what the OS claims

May 2020 build warns of no internet connection when, er, there is

Hey there, want to break into computers like an Iranian hacker crew? IBM finds 40GB of videos that include how-tos

In BriefPlus: BitTorrent CEO puts a $1m bounty on Twitter hackers

Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2

Hands On'Higher fidelity local debugging experience' than debugging on Windows and deploying to Linux

Microsoft takes tweaking tongs to Windows 10's Start Menu once again

Icon backgrounds banished, but some Insiders may have to wait for new toys

Microsoft disbands three-ring Windows Insider circus and replaces it with 'channels'

Redmond decides volunteer crash-test dummies care about quality, not speed

Wow, Microsoft's Windows 10 always runs Edge on startup? What could cause that? So strange, tut-tuts Microsoft

Punters asked to hand over their logs if browser keeps coming to life against their wishes

June's Patch Tuesday reveals 23 ways to remotely pwn Windows – and over 100 more bugs that could ruin your day

Patch TuesdayMicrosoft, Intel, Adobe, SAP emit fixes in security synchronicity

Tycoon malware rages through US schools, LG's boot problem, and QNAP admins had better get busy

Also: Cisco and Apple push out patches

Kinda goes without saying, but shore up your admin passwords or be borged by this brute-forcing botnet

Publishing platforms, hosts being targeted by Stealthworker malware

Travel-sick Windows needing a Systemwiederherstellung would be in Germany, right? Austria? Not necessarily

Bork!Bork!Bork!Mein OS tut weh

cmd.exe is dead, long live PowerShell: Microsoft leads aged command-line interpreter out into 'maintenance mode'

'It should not be used for interactive shell work' – Windows Terminal chief

'I wrote Task Manager': Ex-Microsoft programmer Dave Plummer spills the beans

'There should be nothing that TaskMgr can't kill' – sadly no longer the case

Tech's Volkswagen moment? Trend Micro accused of cheating Microsoft driver QA by detecting test suite

UpdatedAV maker denies allegation, says researcher is 'looking for attention'

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