Interpol seeks Do Kwon, man blamed for $40b crypto implosion
Founder of firm at center of fraud claims says he's 'not running' right now. Ditched the Fitbit, have you?
Personal Tech26 Sep 2022 | 4
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SQL Server admins warned about Fargo ransomware
From a city in North Dakota with a crime problem to file-scrambling nasty
Security26 Sep 2022 | 6
Spotted at industry confab: Quadcopter equipped with Brit missiles Ukraine is so fond of
Updated BAE falls over itself to stress it's only a hypothetical serving suggestion
Offbeat26 Sep 2022 | 19
Oracle extends share options plans, no bumper payday for execs... yet
Not all investors happy that suits get more time to earn significant stock-option awards
Databases26 Sep 2022 | 4
How do you run rings around ransomware?
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US Department of Energy has $42m to make datacenter cooling more efficient
Nice sentiment considering power-hungry components, but it's not a lot of cash in DC terms
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NASA battens down another Artemis launch window as hurricane approaches
Updated Agency watching forecast before making decision to rollback the SLS, but not doing so would be risky
Science26 Sep 2022 | 7
US to relax restrictions for tech companies in Iran
With censorship looming, US wants to bring internet, communications companies into fray
Networks26 Sep 2022 | 6
Serious surfer? How to browse like a pro on Firefox
Mozilla may seem like it has forgotten, but this is the most customizable browser going
Software26 Sep 2022 | 96
Oracle verifies Java licensing tools from Flexera and Lime Software
While one vendor says they help prepare for audit, expert warns they don't defend compliance
Databases26 Sep 2022 | 4
Rust is eating into our systems, and it's a good thing
Opinion Language wars, huh, what are they good for?
Columnists26 Sep 2022 | 123
PC component scavenging queue jumper pulled into line with a screensaver
Who, Me? Fake BSOD became tool of revenge when a staffer ignored the sensible rules of seniority
Personal Tech26 Sep 2022 | 72
AI won't take coders' jobs. Humans still rule for now
In brief Plus: ML career help, OpenAI releases free speech-recognition model, and more news
AI + ML26 Sep 2022 | 23
Girls Who Code books 'banned' in some US classrooms
Updated Culture wars may have come to gentle tales of tweens enjoying friends, fun, programming
Software26 Sep 2022 | 373
Darth Vader voice actor James Earl Jones allows AI to take over the role
Ukrainian outfit Respeecher's GAN-based neural audio enhancer embraces The Dark Side
AI + ML26 Sep 2022 | 41
Alibaba Cloud reveals billion dollar 'ecosystem upgrade'
It's mostly a channel program with a fancy name, plus more outposts
Channel26 Sep 2022 | 1
Linus Torvalds predicts Linux Kernel 6.0 debut next week, dispels fear of delays
Hails unusually smooth development process despite travel complications
OSes26 Sep 2022 |
India seeks verified IDs to register email accounts
Asia In Brief PLUS: Warnings on Chinese payment schemes; AWS brushes up its Cantonese; Hong Kong ponders digital dollar; and more!
Security26 Sep 2022 | 2
Noberus ransomware gets info-stealing upgrades, targets Veeam backup software
'One of the most dangerous and active malware developers operating at the moment'
Cyber-crime25 Sep 2022 | 6
Ethereum Merge signals end of GPU shortage, but not necessarily high prices
Analysis What a mine field
Personal Tech24 Sep 2022 | 12
This hero probe will smash into an asteroid to see if we can deflect future killer rocks
Feature We chat to the scientists involved in first-of-its-kind mission
Science24 Sep 2022 | 48
A match made in heaven: systemd comes to Windows Subsystem for Linux
Has someone been Poettering about?
OSes24 Sep 2022 | 116
Mozilla drags Microsoft, Google, Apple for obliterating any form of browser choice
If you've got no OS of your own, you've got little chance to compete, Firefox maker sighs
Applications23 Sep 2022 | 131
Florida asks Supreme Court if it's OK to ban content moderation it doesn't like
Nothing screams Land of the Free like the government ordering you to host awful but lawful content
Personal Tech23 Sep 2022 | 99
SiFive RISC-V cores picked for Google AI compute nodes
Cor, that's a shot in the arm for this upstart CPU ISA
AI + ML23 Sep 2022 | 13
Billionaire CEO tells Googlers 'we shouldn’t always equate fun with money'
Updated A day in the G is like a day on the farm. Every meal a banquet. Every code checkout a parade. I love the G
Bootnotes23 Sep 2022 | 42
Open up, it's the IRS. We're here about the crypto tax you dodged
'At least ten' people didn't declare coin income. Wow, what a bust
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2022 | 26
Fitbit users will have to sign into Google from 2023
Even those with older devices will have to sign in if they want to activate new features
Personal Tech23 Sep 2022 | 27
Significant customer data exposed in attack on Australian telco
Updated Subscribers have questions – like 'When were you going to tell us?'
Cyber-crime23 Sep 2022 | 13
Boeing to pay SEC $200m to settle charges it misled investors over 737 MAX safety
Ex-CEO also on the hook for $1m after skipping over known software issues
Software23 Sep 2022 | 41
Iran blocks Whatsapp, Instagram as citizens protest death of Mahsa Amini
Also: New 'magnet of threats' attackers and FBI has details on Iran's online incursion into Albania
Security23 Sep 2022 | 16
Starlink broadband speeds slow as subscriber numbers grow
But a median of 60Mbps is not to be sniffed at when you're out in the sticks
Networks23 Sep 2022 | 24
Microsoft highlights 'productivity paranoia' in remote work research
You know you're working, your colleagues know you're working, but the boss? Survey says: Paranoid
SaaS23 Sep 2022 | 37
Businesses can halve 'megavendor' software costs with third-party support
COVID-19, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, growing inflation, and the threat of recession driving adoption
Software23 Sep 2022 |
Teams of aerial drones might one day help to build houses
Wasp-like technique could be used to 3D-print structures in that remote place you plan to retire in
Science23 Sep 2022 | 19
Good news for UK tech contractors as govt repeals IR35 tax rules
Controversial reforms ditched but expert notes HMRC thinks 90% don't comply
Legal23 Sep 2022 | 82
BOFH: You want presentation layer, but we're physical layer
Episode 18 Or How to Philosophize with a Hammer
BOFH23 Sep 2022 | 43
Lenovo marks 30 years of ThinkSystem with slew of new kit
Servers sure to sport AMD's Epyc Genoa or Intel's Sapphire Rapids but certain specs still under wraps
On-Prem23 Sep 2022 | 6
BT's emergency call handlers will join pay strikes
Four fresh dates organized for industrial action as union puts the squeeze on biz
Networks23 Sep 2022 | 38
Datacenter migration plan missed one vital detail: The leaky roof
On Call Some drip forgot to tell the designers until the renovation had begun
On-Prem23 Sep 2022 | 149
Privacy watchdog steps up fight against Europol's hoarding of personal data
If you could stop storing records on people unconnected to any crimes, that would be great
Security23 Sep 2022 | 10
Amazon accused of singling out, harassing union organizers
Bosses' bad behavior may, just may, have derailed crucial warehouse vote
Bootnotes23 Sep 2022 | 42
Meta accused of breaking the law by secretly tracking iPhone users
Ad goliath reckons complaint is meritless – but it would, wouldn't it?
Personal Tech23 Sep 2022 | 32
The secret to Sparrow, DeepMind's latest Q&A chatbot: Human feedback
Thanks for the advice
AI + ML23 Sep 2022 | 20
Update your Tesla now before the windows put your fingers in a pinch
Musk fumes at NHTSA 'recall' of a million-plus cars
Personal Tech22 Sep 2022 | 73
Federal agencies buying Americans' internet data challenged by US senators
Maybe we don't want to go with the netflow, man
Networks22 Sep 2022 | 14
Check out this Android spyware, says Microsoft, the home of a gazillion Windows flaws
While issuing an emergency patch for Endpoint Configuration Manager
Cyber-crime22 Sep 2022 | 7
Japanese boffins build solar-powered, remote-controlled cyborg cockroach
Neat idea until you remember that roaches and sunlight, not a good mix
Science22 Sep 2022 | 31
Equinix tests out fuel cells as alternative for datacenter power
Teams up with National University of Singapore on proof-of-concept designs
On-Prem22 Sep 2022 | 2
Meta told to pay $175m to walkie-talkie techies for infringing IP
Facebook and Instagram Live use same programming described in Voxer patents, says jury
Legal22 Sep 2022 | 22
Satellite operators want option to exceed deorbiting rules
The sky is getting crowded, but some think the FCC is moving too fast to clean it up
Networks22 Sep 2022 | 18
GNOME hits 43: Welcome To Guadalajara
Love it or loathe it? Plus: KDE 5.26 here soon, and both desktops still working on mobile support
OSes22 Sep 2022 | 35
Cambodian authorities crack down on cyber slavery amid international pressure
Lured by fake jobs, victims are isolated abroad and forced to carry out crypto and romance scams, and more
Security22 Sep 2022 | 15
Larry Page's flying taxi startup Kittyhawk calls it a day
More proof, if it were needed, that not everything connected to Google is gold
Offbeat22 Sep 2022 | 18
Fake sites fool Zoom users into downloading deadly code
Ah, the human touch
Security22 Sep 2022 | 5
DXC Technology linked with private equity takeover talks
The cloud has forever changed infrastructure services landscape – just ask IBM, HPE, CSC and Atos
On-Prem22 Sep 2022 | 8
IT services giant Wipro fires 300 for moonlighting
Labor org points out hypocrisy of chairman with multiple directorships sacking workers for similar
On-Prem22 Sep 2022 | 33
UK launches competition probe into cloud giants in digital services
All right, what's all this, then? Three of you, are there?
PaaS + IaaS22 Sep 2022 | 9
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You've heard of the cost-of-living crisis, now get ready for the cost-of-working crisis
As employers herd staff back to the office with few perks, workers are concerned about what it'll cost them
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