Just do IoT? We'd walk a mile in someone else's Nike smart sneakers, but they seem to be 'bricked'
Owners having a connection 'mare in the Internet of Trainers
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Secret mic in Nest gear wasn't supposed to be a secret, says Google, we just forgot to tell anyone
+CommentWhoops! Oh gosh
Germany, US staffers to be hit hardest as SAP starts shedding 4,400 bodies
ERP biz reportedly ringfencing jobs of machine learning and analytics types
Chrome ad, content blockers beg Google: Don't execute our code! Wait, no, do execute our code – just don't kill us!
Worried devs list Manifest v3 problems they need tweaked
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Cloud
Google emits a beta of Cloud Service Platform to entice hold-outs with hybrid goodness
Where would madam like madam's Kubernetes? Cloud? On-premises? Both?
21 Feb 07:58 |
Software
NASA boffins show Moon water supply could – er, this can't be right? – come from the Sun
All rocks can produce water if irradiated in the right way
21 Feb 07:02 |
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Software
Profs prep promising privacy-protecting proxy program... Yes, it is possible to build client-server code that safeguards personal info
Software framework teases shortcut to GDPR compliance
21 Feb 06:26 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Fool ML once, shame on you. Fool ML twice, shame on... the AI dev? If you can hoodwink one model, you may be able to trick many more
Some tips on how to avoid miscreants deceiving your code
21 Feb 06:03 |
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Security
Check yo self before you HyperWreck yo self: Cisco fixes gimme-root holes in HyperFlex, plus more security bugs
Patches available now spread across more than a dozen advisories
21 Feb 05:04 |
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Germany tells America to verpissen off over Huawei 5G cyber-Sicherheitsbedenken
WWW = Woeful, er, winternet wendering? CERN browser rebuilt after 30 years barely recognizes modern web
Accused hacker Lauri Love loses legal bid to reclaim seized IT gear
'Occult' text from Buffy The Vampire Slayer ep actually just story about new bus lane in Dublin
Security
Where's Zero Cool when you need him? Loose chips sink ships: How hackers could wreck container vessels
Or Acid Burn? Or Lord Nikon? Weak IT security may end in disaster at sea... one day
21 Feb 02:58 |
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Emergent Tech
Europe-style 5G standards testing? Consistent definitions? Who the fsck wants that, asks US mobe industry
AnalysisBesides it's a security issue. Or is that just American insecurity?
21 Feb 00:51 |
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Security
No RESTful the wicked: If your website runs Drupal, you need to check for security updates – unless you enjoy being hacked
PUT, PATCH, POST, PWNED!
20 Feb 23:17 |
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Policy
OK, your boss allegedly called you a lazy n*****, promoted the person you trained ahead of you and paid you less, but you can't PROVE it's racism, Facebook says
Lawyers gotta lawyer
20 Feb 22:38 |
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Security
Behold… a WinRAR security bug that's older than your child's favorite YouTuber. And yes, you should patch this hole
Bet all two of you who paid to activate your copy are feeling a little cheesed off at this 14-year-old undetected flaw
20 Feb 22:06 |
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Software
Chrome ad, content blockers beg Google: Don't execute our code! Wait, no, do execute our code – just don't kill us!
Worried devs list Manifest v3 problems they need tweaked
20 Feb 21:02 |
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Internet of Things
Just do IoT? We'd walk a mile in someone else's Nike smart sneakers, but they seem to be 'bricked'
Owners having a connection 'mare in the Internet of Trainers
20 Feb 18:00 |
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Bootnotes
No yoke: 'Bored' Aussie test pilot passes time in the cockpit by drawing massive knobs in the air
Another cock and balls story
20 Feb 17:01 |
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Networks
Huawei hasn't yet fixed its security vulns, says UK's NCSC overseers
Not secure enough for UK.gov use either
20 Feb 16:12 |
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Policy
What's in a name? Quite a bit when it's the most hated acronym of 2018
Marketing biz decides 'GD PR' was getting it noticed in all the wrong ways
20 Feb 15:17 |
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Data Centre
Here's why your next network switch, storage box, or 5G gateway may do more Arm than good: E1, N1 data-center CPU cores aim at future kit
First-ever pure-64-bit-only Armv8-A SMT server processor brains may lure chip designers
20 Feb 14:03 |
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Personal Tech
Secret mic in Nest gear wasn't supposed to be a secret, says Google, we just forgot to tell anyone
+CommentWhoops! Oh gosh
20 Feb 13:59 |
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Security
Who will stand up for European democracy? Us! says US software giant Microsoft
Nefarious activity of cyber villains continues, but don't fret: AccountGuard will save you
20 Feb 13:29 |
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Software
Germany, US staffers to be hit hardest as SAP starts shedding 4,400 bodies
ERP biz reportedly ringfencing jobs of machine learning and analytics types
20 Feb 12:59 |
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The Channel
Apple reseller Solutions Inc pulls down shutters, calls in administrators
UpdatedStaff told: 'Do not come to work tomorrow. Do not attempt to re-enter the store for any reason'
20 Feb 12:28 |
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Personal Tech
U wot, m8? OMG SMS is back from dead
Not exactly... But we might be seeing a toe twitching
20 Feb 11:58 |
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Cloud
All your ETL pipeline are belong to us: Google snaps up Alooma
Aloogle? Goolooma? Take your pick
20 Feb 11:10 |
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Science
How do you solve a problem like Galileo? With a strap-on L-band payload, of course!
Nigerian and Brit augmented boffinry could save billions
20 Feb 10:27 |
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Personal Tech
AGM X3: Swoon at this rugged interloper mobe then throw it on the floor to impress your mates
Hands OnBecause it'll be fiiiiine... probably
20 Feb 09:46 |
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Policy
What has an 'open-door policy' with industry and puts the X into NHS? Brits, let app-happy Matt Hancock tell you
NHSX: UK.gov's new tech, data and digital quango
20 Feb 09:09 |
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Data Centre
Ministry of Defence's new payroll contract is, surprise, surprise, MIA: Missing In Action
Procurement heads fail to finalise specs for replacement deal, extend current agreement with DXC Technology
20 Feb 08:03 |
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Security
Password managers may leave your online crown jewels 'exposed in RAM' to malware – but hey, they're still better than the alternative
UpdatedThe alternative being memorizing a bunch of really long unique passphrases
20 Feb 07:01 |
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Science
Oldest white dwarf star catches amateur's eye – and its dusty ring leaves boffins baffled
PicJ0207 is estimated to be a mere three-billion years old and just 145 light years away
20 Feb 06:11 |
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Security
Unearthed emails could be smoking gun in epic GDPR battle: Google, adtech giants 'know they break Euro privacy law'
As ICO goes on fact-finding missions over 'concerns' about security, transparency
20 Feb 05:03 |
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Science
Visited the Grand Canyon since 2000? You'll have great photos – and maybe a teensy bit of unwanted radiation
15 gallons of uranium ore left in the visitors' center for 18 years
20 Feb 04:11 |
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Cloud
Cut open a tauntaun, this JEDI is frozen! US court halts lawsuit over biggest military cloud deal since the Death Star
Oracle's legal warship drops out of warp, on impulse power for now
20 Feb 01:29 |
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Cloud
New claim dogs Oracle: After $11m of sales, I was unfairly axed before next big deal – because I am a 64yo woman
Fresh harassment allegations hit biz that insists diversity numbers are trade secret
20 Feb 00:46 |
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Networks
US telcos' best pal – yes, the FCC – urged to dump its dodgy stats, crowd-source internet speeds direct from subscribers
Meanwhile: Commissioner celebrates forcing ISP to remove abusive content ban
19 Feb 23:43 |
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Personal Tech
Turn on, tune in, drop out: Apple's whizz-bang T2 security chips hit a bum note for Mac audio
Sm... ck m... glitch up: Coprocess... has nasty... USB ...oun... outp... rruption... roblem
19 Feb 22:43 |
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Software
WWW = Woeful, er, winternet wendering? CERN browser rebuilt after 30 years barely recognizes modern web
Berners-Lee's WorldWideWeb code can't handle much, but hey, it now runs in a browser
19 Feb 22:04 |
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Networks
Germany tells America to verpissen off over Huawei 5G cyber-Sicherheitsbedenken
Europeans can't find any evidence of Chinese spying
19 Feb 21:26 |
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Storage
ReRAM biz Crossbar hopes fad-du-jour IoT AI can help it avoid the tracks of Intel's Optane storage chip juggernaut
ReRAM seeks artificial help
19 Feb 20:33 |
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Storage
Pure Storage's would-be Data Domain killer out in March – but it's still shy about the internals
Go on, flash storage bandits – spill your guts
19 Feb 19:01 |
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DevOps
Git money, git paid: GitHub waves larger wads of dollar bills to tempt bug hunters
Bounty bonanza balloons and beguiles
19 Feb 18:00 |
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Software
CAST links arms with Software Heritage to tease out your open-source ancestry
Who do you think you are?
19 Feb 15:57 |
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Storage
Pour $25m in its coffers and the local NAS box gets it. That's backers' hope for public cloud type Nasuni
Newly funded firm competes with NetApp, other on-premises filers
19 Feb 14:45 |
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Security
Accused hacker Lauri Love loses legal bid to reclaim seized IT gear
Spared court costs as he reveals £120-a-week income
19 Feb 14:01 |
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Security
Revealed: Numbers show extent of security fears about security biz Kaspersky Lab
Global sales up 4% but North America element down 25%
19 Feb 13:05 |
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Software
Splunk does a bunk from Russia: No software and services for you, Putin!
Была́ не была́
19 Feb 12:30 |
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DevOps
Uptown func: Serverless types Nuweba trouser $4.8m as investors eye faster FaaS
InterviewOptimised function wrangling aims to make AWS's Lambda look like a Lada
19 Feb 12:00 |
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Personal Tech
LG folds at prospect of launching bendy phone while Samsung flaunts its upcoming kit on telly
We need to get our house in order first, prez tells press
19 Feb 11:23 |
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Bootnotes
'Occult' text from Buffy The Vampire Slayer ep actually just story about new bus lane in Dublin
And it's still a better love story than Twilight
19 Feb 10:30 |
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Business
Autonomy trial: Key HPE witness might not testify, UK High Court told
Christopher Egan has had enough of giving evidence
19 Feb 09:59 |
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Policy
Guess who's working on a health data-slurping digital tool? Bzzt! Nope, it's the UK Department for Work and Pensions
Anyone here keen to build tool to get 'right support' for sick, disabled?
19 Feb 09:25 |
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Policy
Court sees Morissette Meter flip out as Oracle assumes anti-arbitration stance in pay dispute
Isn't it ironic, don't you think?
18 Feb 16:58 |
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