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Boeing and Rocket Lab hope for the best as both return to launchpad following failures
Space is hard
28 Jul 18:13 |
Xero says accounting software users were locked out by login glitch, not nefarious deeds
Issue has been resolved and your data is 'secure', claims SaaS outfit
28 Jul 17:30 |
Iranian state-backed hackers posed as flirty Scouser called Marcy to target workers in defence and aerospace
Recognise this one? Oh dear...
28 Jul 16:45 | 5
Mozilla ups its VPN game – and the price – with split tunneling for Android, iOS
Early birds really do get the worm, it would seem
28 Jul 16:00 | 2
DevOps still 'rarely done well at scale' concludes report after a decade of research
Interview Puppet Field CTO Nigel Kersten speaks to the Reg about 10 years of studying DevOps adoption
28 Jul 15:15 | 4
Cellnex complains regulators waved through CK Hutchison mast buyout in Europe – only sticking point is the UK
Cell tower acquisition faces full inquiry from Britain's Competition and Markets Authority
28 Jul 14:30 | 3
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
28 Jul 13:45 | 1
D'oh! Misplaced chair shuts down nuclear plant in Taiwan
Surprisingly a real-life scenario and not a plotline from The Simpsons
28 Jul 13:01 | 25
Workday shares slide following claims Amazon ditched company-wide HR system
Some customers have a 'unique set of needs' SaaSy vendor says
28 Jul 12:13 | 10
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
28 Jul 11:29 | 2
Infor ERP kicked out at closing time for Fuller's brewery biz while Microsoft Dynamics is invited to stay for lock-in
Pandemic offers chance to change focus just four years after £10m deal
28 Jul 10:45 | 1
The UK is running on empty when it comes to electric vehicle charging points
Infrastructure needs to be increased tenfold before traditional motors banned in 2030, says market study
28 Jul 10:01 | 210
Slacking off? It used to be there was pretty much one place to chat with your fellow developers: IRC
Review Reg tiptoes through the Zulip to review open source chat and collab software
28 Jul 09:15 | 19
Great reset? More like Fake Reset: Leaders need a reality check if they think their best staff will give up hybrid work
Column Fortune favours the flexible in the new normal
28 Jul 08:30 | 41
UK's National Cyber Security Centre needs its posh Westminster digs, says Cabinet Office, because of WannaCry
May need to upgrade 'bunfight' into 'cake-flinging war' over this one
28 Jul 07:30 | 17
Google revamps bug bounty program
Announces that it's paid out for 11,000 bugs in under eleven years
28 Jul 06:58 | 7
Ecuador shreds Julian Assange's citizenship
Quito Court finds numerous irregularities in naturalization process
28 Jul 06:29 | 40
Biden warns 'real shooting war' will be sparked by severe cyber attack
Suggests incident 'of great consequence' in the real world could be a tipping point
28 Jul 04:58 | 50
IBM's z/OS update for mainframes about to land – on last day of predicted launch window
Version 2.5 adds lots of love for hybrid cloud, Linux containers, and even a COBOL/Java combo
28 Jul 03:28 | 5
Looks like we all can't stop pouring billions of dollars into AMD, Google, Apple, Microsoft
iPhones, iPads about to hit global chip supply wall others have felt, though
28 Jul 02:32 | 3
Tencent suspends signups to WeChat, citing 'security upgrade' and need to comply with Chinese laws
Promises everything will be back to normal sometime in early August
28 Jul 01:30 |
eBay ex-security boss sent down for 18 months for cyber-stalking, witness tampering
Four others at online tat bazaar admit trying to silence newsletter couple, two senior execs fight charges
28 Jul 00:26 | 15
GitHub stuffs $1m in Stanford Law School's pocket to provide free legal advice to DMCA-hit developers
Fellowship funding comes in the wake of Youtube-DL fiasco
27 Jul 23:03 | 3
Microsoft made $167m a day in profit, every day, over the past 12 months
Robust cloud, business not enough to overcome concerns about decline in Windows hardware maker revenue
27 Jul 22:16 | 19
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
27 Jul 20:49 | 6
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
27 Jul 19:44 | 67
Facebook tries to save face by recalling itch-inducing Oculus Quest 2 VR headset foam
Reports of skin problems and a recall in Australia move social ad biz to action
27 Jul 19:05 | 10
Tech biz must tell us about more security breaches, says UK.gov as it ponders lowering report thresholds
Breach reporting law might have effect on overseas operators too
27 Jul 18:15 |
Cassandra 4.0 finally out of the gates after being delayed for last-minute bug swat
Speed and stability top list of NoSQL database's features, Netflix dev says
27 Jul 17:30 |
Remember when Microsoft devs got so excited about Windows 8 features, Twitter thought it was under attack?
Microblogging site turned off its website for Build 2011 attendees
27 Jul 16:45 | 4
A bunch of apps will be able to bypass Microsoft's new store and use own update methods
Risky and annoying?
27 Jul 16:00 | 38
UK regulator Ofcom seeks more powers to deal with mega constellations
Operator shall talk unto operator or the big stick will be wielded
27 Jul 15:15 | 16
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
27 Jul 14:30 | 10
'Login infrastructure issue' blamed as sustained Xero outage threatens payrolls
Accountancy software goes TITSUP* as biz users can't invoice customers nor see who's paid their bills
27 Jul 13:54 | 31
UK's National Museum of Computing asks tunesmiths to recreate bleeps, bloops, and parps of retro game music
Competition in celebration of the BBC Micro's 40th anniversary
27 Jul 13:00 | 39
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
27 Jul 12:14 | 11
Samsung confirms no new Note this year, but does have a pen for foldables up its sleeve
Hints at new Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip models too
27 Jul 11:29 | 1
North Wales Police seek IT services partners in deals worth up to £41.6m
Force still stinging after CGI fiasco ended up costing more than hoped for
27 Jul 10:45 | 1
Steam-powered computers: Retro cool or old and busted?
Bork!Bork!Bork! The silicon is weak, but the iron is strong
27 Jul 10:01 | 26
I've got a broken combine harvester – but the manufacturer won't give me the software key
Feature Right-to-repair activists welcome policy wins with caution
27 Jul 09:15 | 152
Early Skype developer Jaan Tallinn splashes cash in latest funding for Matrix-based instant messenger Element
Decentralised comms is where it's at
27 Jul 08:30 | 27
Google promises its days as a cold-eyed API-killer are behind it
Customers are afraid of commitment, so new rules for enterprise APIs promise to stick around until you ride off into the sunset
27 Jul 08:01 | 7
It takes intuition and skill to find hidden evidence and hunt for elusive threats
Promo Try the SANS DFIR-ence in Berlin this October
27 Jul 07:28 |
Intel announces AWS has become a client, Qualcomm likes its future tech, advances that as proof it's back in business
Reveals tech roadmap that contains some real change, some renaming
27 Jul 06:53 | 3
Hubble in another first: Water vapor spotted in atmosphere of Jupiter’s Ganymede
We speak to the scientists involved
27 Jul 06:20 | 10
Japan plans remote-controlled robotic space tourism to the ISS and beyond
'Avatars' that roam around space station, or do work with high performance hands, to be controllable from the ground
27 Jul 05:19 | 5
SSD belonging to Euro-cloud Scaleway was stolen from back of a truck, then turned up on YouTube
Has since been recovered, and Scaleway now ships disks with GPS trackers
27 Jul 03:58 | 34
Private cryptocurrencies make lousy national currencies: International Monetary Fund
But the idea of blockchain-powered money is worth government consideration
27 Jul 02:44 | 14
Apple patches zero-day vulnerability in iOS, iPadOS, macOS under active attack
Characteristically mum about details
27 Jul 00:53 | 23
Bezos offers to knock $2bn off his bill to NASA to stay in the running for Moon contract
It's not a bribe when it's a payment waiver
26 Jul 23:55 | 28
Dell won't ship energy-hungry PCs to California and five other US states due to power regulations
Energy efficiency rules appear to be limiting the availability of gaming rigs
26 Jul 21:35 | 163
You, too, can be a Windows domain controller and do whatever you like, with this one weird WONTFIX trick
Microsoft offers some mitigations for thwarting PetitPotam attacks
26 Jul 20:31 | 27
Google updates timeline for unpopular Privacy Sandbox, which will kill third-party cookies in Chrome by 2023
'The W3C doesn't get to be the boss of anyone, the decisions are going to be made at each of the browsers'
26 Jul 16:52 | 23
Are big enterprises really entitled to a different class of data management?
Promo Learn how to democratise storage with this revolutionary webcast
26 Jul 16:45 |
Remember the bloke who was told by Zen Internet to contact his MP about crap service? Yeah, it's still not fixed
Fear not! Issue is at the 'highest level of escalation,' says ISP
26 Jul 15:10 | 67
South Korea reports export boom in silicon, wireless comms, and instant noodles
Makes sense really
26 Jul 14:25 | 2
Brit reseller given 2022 court date for £270m Microsoft SaaS licence sueball's first hearing
End of March for ValueLicensing's jurisdictional defence
26 Jul 13:40 | 3
Thinking about upgrading to Debian Bullseye? Watch out for changes in Exim and anything using Python 2.x
v11 set for mid-August release
26 Jul 12:55 | 31
20,000 proteins expressed by human genome predicted by DeepMind's AlphaFold now available to download
In brief Plus: Facial-recognition upstart Clearview raises $30m
26 Jul 12:10 | 4
For a true display of wealth, dab printer ink behind your ears instead of Chanel No. 5
Litre of the office essential costs as much as £2,410 – up from £1,700 in 2003, finds Which?
26 Jul 11:24 | 96
The cockroach of Windows, XP, lives on in London's Victoria Coach Station
BORK!BORK!BORK! The three horsemen of the borkpocalypse: CMOS error, XP and... death
26 Jul 10:46 | 18
After staring over the precipice once before, Kent County Council considers £500m in outsourcing again
Promise of 'efficiencies' may be appealing to authority facing £100m COVID black hole
26 Jul 10:03 | 13
Windows 11 comes bearing THAAS, Trojan Horse as a service
Column You may know it better as Teams. Giddy up
26 Jul 09:15 | 120
What is your greatest weakness? The definitive list of the many kinds of interviewer you will meet in Hell
Feature You don't mind if we record this, do you?
26 Jul 08:30 | 226
Russia's Pirs ISS module scheduled to fall away, much like Moscow's interest in the space station
Troubled Nauka might actually make it after four orbit corrections – since we left work Friday
26 Jul 07:54 | 34
Somebody is destined for somewhere hot, and definitely not Coventry
Who, Me? Praise be for Firewalls
26 Jul 07:30 | 72
Fit for purpose: The case for the purpose-built database
Sponsored One size does not fit all
26 Jul 06:40 |
VMware's security boss suddenly bails
Video Tom Corn heads to Open Systems as Virtzilla hints its SmartNIC push has borne fruit
26 Jul 05:58 | 1
DEF CON offers beginner-level Spot the Fed this year: He'll be on stage giving a keynote
In brief Plus: Microsoft responds to another NTLM relay attack technique, and more
26 Jul 04:09 | 5
Pentagon grounds own report that said China's DJI drones are safe
Someone seems to have leaked a draft document that represented a radical reversal
26 Jul 02:58 | 8
China sets goal of running single-stack IPv6 network by 2030, orders upgrade blitz
All levels of industry and government told to get moving, consumers encouraged to buy new Wi-Fi routers
26 Jul 00:45 | 65
Cloudflare slams AWS egress fees to convince web giant to join its discount data club
Updated Lower your prices and play nicer, CDN goliath suggests
24 Jul 00:07 | 15
With Alphabet's legendary commitment to products, we can't wait to see what its robotics biz Intrinsic achieves
Google parent hopes to inject AI into factory machines
23 Jul 22:22 | 19
Google fixes 'Chromebork' one-character code typo that prevented Chrome OS logins
Bug of the week Programming blunder is the second such snafu this month
23 Jul 20:49 | 32
Rackspace literally decimates workforce: One in ten staffers let go this week
Updated 85% of those jobs will be rehired, just in cheaper countries
23 Jul 19:55 | 52
Punchy Italian kartist gets 15-year ban for trackside rampage... and other stories
An unexpectedly vehicular collection of chaos and confusion for your consideration
23 Jul 19:01 | 23
Latest Windows 11 Preview a well-rounded update – literally
What else is round? Oh yes, holes
23 Jul 18:17 | 15
Apologetic Audacity rewrites privacy policy after 'significant lapse in communication'
Of course kids are allowed. Whatever gave you the impression they weren't?
23 Jul 17:30 | 44
eBay cyberstalking victims sue internet tat bazaar over former staff members' campaign of harassment
We endured enormous cruelty and abuse and feared for our lives, say couple
23 Jul 16:45 | 7
Anyone fancy a Snowmobile full of Bags O'Crap? It'll be on the list somewhere
Reg reader reveals colossal 821-item collection of Amazon trademarks tucked away on its site
23 Jul 16:02 | 27
Subcontractors working on CityFibre's £45m Derby rollout threaten to 'rip up tarmac' in dispute over payments
Main contractor J McCann insists it takes its obligations 'very seriously'
23 Jul 15:15 | 43
Reserve Bank of India official suggests country may soon have a digital currency pilot
CBDC would be released in phases to prevent volatility
23 Jul 15:15 | 8
Intel: 'Another one to two years before the industry is able to completely catch up with demand'
CEO reassures punters that $40bn foundry spending will pay off
23 Jul 14:30 | 14
In the Navy, we want to share data with some ease. In the Navy, can someone help us with this please?
Palantir potentially in line for £50m contract with Brit maritime force
23 Jul 13:45 | 12
We've seen things you people wouldn't believe. An exoplanet building its own moons
Pic 400 light-years away, satellites are forming
23 Jul 13:03 | 33
SAP's home crowd fails to RISE to the bait with lift-and-shift-to-the-cloud offer
German-speaking user group takes dismal view of scheme's value
23 Jul 12:15 | 5
Hole blasted in Guntrader: UK firearms sales website's CRM database breached, 111,000 users' info spilled online
One of the worst things that could happen to privacy-focused community
23 Jul 11:29 | 92
BOFH: You say goodbye and I say halon
Episode 13 I say 'Yes', Boss says 'No'. Boss says 'Stop' … and I say 'Go, go, go!'
23 Jul 10:46 | 80
UKRI denies pulling funding from Newport Wafer Fab over Chinese ownership concerns
Updated 'Funding continues,' despite media reports to the contrary
23 Jul 10:01 | 25
UK celebrates 25 years of wasteful, 'underperforming' government IT projects
National Audit Office's scathing report blames fails on lack of experience
23 Jul 09:15 | 115
Is it broken yet? Is it? Is it? Ooh that means I can buy a sparkly, new but otherwise hard-to-justify replacement!
Something for the Weekend, Sir? I may consider offering you cash to break it for me
23 Jul 08:30 | 109
Tech support scams subside somewhat, but Millennials and Gen Z think they're bulletproof and suffer
Microsoft study says India is most susceptible, other studies suggest the USA cops it most
23 Jul 07:54 | 51
Exsparko-destructus! What happens when wand waving meets extremely poor wiring
On Call You killed my data centre, prepare to die
23 Jul 07:30 | 93
Even Facebook struggles: Zuck's titanic database upgrade hits numerous legacy software bergs
The Social Network™ has spent years trying to hop from MySQL 5.6 to 8.0 and still isn’t done
23 Jul 07:01 | 42
Struggling to define the best metric system for your engineering team?
Webcast Boost your morale, business and velocity with this exclusive broadcast
23 Jul 06:30 |
BT tries to crack cyber crime, grabs stake in Safe Security
Spends £££ on Silicon Valley cyber risk management firm
23 Jul 05:56 | 6
Alan Turing Institute to spend UK.gov grants on AI for air traffic control and banking
Turns out the skies can be the limit for machine learning
23 Jul 05:27 | 18
India changes tack and tenders for public-private partnerships to complete national broadband rollout
Tender issued to wire 361,000 thousand more villages, with $2.5bn subsidies dangled
23 Jul 04:30 | 3
Kaseya obtains REvil decryptor, starts sharing it with afflicted customers
Users sent two further updates – one fixing an issue that prevented installation of antivirus software
23 Jul 02:15 | 15
Never mind the trolls, Discord hosts 'significant volumes of malware' in its CDN
Biz insists it's trying as hard as possible to scrub clean its IRC-for-the-2020s
23 Jul 01:32 | 8
Activision Blizzard accused by California watchdog of fostering 'frat boy' culture, fatally toxic atmosphere
Games giant pushes back on claims of poor pay, harassment, and more in discrimination lawsuit
23 Jul 00:29 | 21
Be careful what you inline: Defunct video-hosting domain used to inject smut flicks into news articles, more
Updated From vid.me to f&*% me?!
22 Jul 23:30 | 22
Cyber-attacks really ramp up after Halloween – so why not start preparing now?
Promo Learn tricks of the trade at SANS Singapore 2021 – and treat yourself to a discount
22 Jul 22:09 |
Facebook gardening group triumphs over slapdash Zuck censorbots
Giant news org megaphone persuades dim algos they're talking about the other sort of hoes
22 Jul 21:04 | 38
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'
22 Jul 20:04 | 57
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
22 Jul 19:12 |
Microsoft has a workaround for 'HiveNightmare' flaw: Nuke your shadow copies from orbit
It's the only way to be sure
22 Jul 18:27 | 32
Akamai Edge DNS goes down, takes a chunk of the internet with it
Updated If you're wondering why some websites disappeared today
22 Jul 17:31 | 37
Securing the cloud while Windows burns: Microsoft pops CloudKnox in trolley
At least Redmond is taking some security seriously
22 Jul 17:01 | 1
Russia's ISS Multipurpose Laboratory Module launches after years sitting on a shelf, immediately runs into issues
Nauka? More like 'Borka!' Geddit?
22 Jul 16:14 | 43
Respect in Security initiative aims to build reporting lines for infosec bods suffering harassment at work, conferences and online
Some of the stuff going on in the industry is completely out of order
22 Jul 15:30 | 4
Your data is your future. So why trust it to yesterday’s technology?
Promo Learn how to thrive with modern file storage – check out Nasuni CloudBound21
22 Jul 15:00 |
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch loses first stage in fight against extradition to US
UK Home Sec must now sign it off and then it's a High Court matter
22 Jul 14:30 | 45
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
22 Jul 13:45 | 4
Financial Ombudsman Service to ditch tech heads as it open arms to Workday and outside service provider
Not just the legacy HR and finance systems being booted
22 Jul 13:00 | 10
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
22 Jul 12:15 | 9
Cut us some Slack: $27bn+ later, collab tool officially belongs to Salesforce
Cloud apps giant sets off to invent the future of work and beat Microsoft Teams
22 Jul 11:29 | 20
Ably blog claims company doesn't need Kubernetes to scale, surge in traffic takes down entire website
Updated 'Well that went well'
22 Jul 10:45 | 20
Everyone cites that 'bugs are 100x more expensive to fix in production' research, but the study might not even exist
It's probably still true, though, says formal methods expert
22 Jul 10:01 | 82
In the '80s, satellite comms showed promise – soon it'll be a viable means to punt internet services at anyone anywhere
Feature We've come a long way from Terry Wogan's celeb interviews
22 Jul 09:15 | 81
Thales launches payment card with onboard fingerprint scanner
Would you like to pay with a poke?
22 Jul 08:30 | 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'
22 Jul 07:31 | 44
China pushes back against Exchange attack sponsorship claims
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson says 53 per cent of cyber attacks on China come from the US
22 Jul 07:00 | 16
Europe mulls anonymous crypto-wallet ban, rules to make transfers more traceable
Won't someone please think of the ch, er, money laundering
22 Jul 06:25 | 68
NASA warns Mars: We're about to laser your rocks and start stealing them
Perseverance prepares to snaffle first sample for eventual retrieval
22 Jul 06:00 | 21
Troll jailed for 5 years after swatting of Twitter handle owner ends in death
Creator of QWK format suffered fatal heart attack as cops surrounded home
22 Jul 05:11 | 99
NSO Group 'will no longer be responding to inquiries' about misuse of its software
Denies everything, as governments open probes into the company and its wares
22 Jul 04:09 | 51
