Hey, £18bn-revenue defence megacorps screw up ERP overhauls too: BAE took a £36m hit for delayed rollout
There's light at the end of the tunnel
Software
The Ghost of Windows 10 Past shrinks back as Microsoft's axeman tiptoes ever closer
Usage of The-Update-That-Must-Not-Be-Named continues to tumble as May day approaches
Security
Departing MI5 chief: Break chat app crypto for us, kthxbai
Sir Andrew Parker also claims UK spies are not doing bulk surveillance
Cloud
Admins beware! Microsoft gives heads-up for 'disruptive' changes to authentication in Office 365 email service
Basic authentication will be OFF for Exchange Online email and other services from October 2020
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Software
Microsoft's Windows OEM, Surface sales looking a bit peaky as coronavirus takes toll on China supply chain
Redmond no longer expects to meet quarter guidance for personal computing unit
27 Feb 10:48 |
The Channel
Aria Technology loses Court of Appeal bid over £750k VAT dispute
Firm must pay HMRC's legal costs, rules judge
27 Feb 10:00 |
Security
If you're serious about browser privacy, you should probably pass on Edge or Yandex, claims Dublin professor
Merging search and address bar means more data for the tech giants
27 Feb 09:15 | 8
Event
Quick, run... our discount early-bird ticket offer for Continuous Lifecycle London 2020 ends this weekend
Last chance to save £100s on DevOps, containers, and CI/CD extravaganza
27 Feb 08:00 |
Science
Aww, a cute mini-moon is orbiting Earth right now. But like all good things, it too will abandon us at some point
VidElon Musk confirms car-sized space rock isn't his Tesla Roadster
27 Feb 06:51 | 14
Bootnotes
Breaker one-nine, this trucker's rubber ducked, facing a year in the slammer for Acer laptop thefts
Driver gets a-weigh with Chromebook thefts and doesn't get away with it
27 Feb 05:55 | 10
Security
Wi-Fi of more than a billion PCs, phones, gadgets can be snooped on. But you're using HTTPS, SSH, VPNs... right?
Encryption keys forced to zero by chip-level KrØØk flaw
27 Feb 00:29 | 21
Software
Did you know? Internet money lender Opera also offers a free web browser
Fintech biz's financials hit a high note... as in bank notes
26 Feb 23:00 | 3
Security
After blowing $100m to snoop on Americans' phone call logs for four years, what did the NSA get? Just one lead
Section 215 more useless than we suspected yet they still want to keep it
26 Feb 22:29 | 13
Security
Zyxel storage, firewall, VPN, security boxes have a give-anyone-on-the-internet-root hole: Patch right now
It's 2020 and pre-auth, superuser command injection is still a thing
26 Feb 21:40 | 8
Artificial Intelligence
Hacker swipes customer list from controversial face-recog-for-Feds Clearview. Its reaction? 'A part of life'
AI biz tells clients miscreant 'gained unauthorized access', tells us 'servers were never accessed, flaw patched'
26 Feb 20:51 | 10
DevOps
Game over, man: Microsoft test engineer who laundered stolen Xbox credits into $10m guilty of fraud
Idiot faces up to 20 years in the clink after peddling digital tokens
26 Feb 20:17 | 4
Cloud
Salesforce's revolving door spins amid shopping spree: Co-CEO out, BT alumnus G-Patz up, Vlocity slurped
Plus: World Tour Sydney event goes online only over coronavirus
26 Feb 18:56 | 1
Personal Tech
Google begs for US Entity List exemption to let Huawei use its mobile services – report
We couldn't have anyone upsetting the Android monopoly, could we?
26 Feb 18:00 | 10
Security
Departing MI5 chief: Break chat app crypto for us, kthxbai
Sir Andrew Parker also claims UK spies are not doing bulk surveillance
26 Feb 17:17 | 36
Software
The Ghost of Windows 10 Past shrinks back as Microsoft's axeman tiptoes ever closer
Usage of The-Update-That-Must-Not-Be-Named continues to tumble as May day approaches
26 Feb 15:56 | 11
Software
Hey, £18bn-revenue defence megacorps screw up ERP overhauls too: BAE took a £36m hit for delayed rollout
There's light at the end of the tunnel
26 Feb 15:00 | 9
Personal Tech
Famed Apple analyst chances his Arm-based Macs that Apple kit will land next year
Soothsayer-general Ming Chi Kuo says 5nm-made chips on their way
26 Feb 14:00 | 36
Cloud
Admins beware! Microsoft gives heads-up for 'disruptive' changes to authentication in Office 365 email service
Basic authentication will be OFF for Exchange Online email and other services from October 2020
26 Feb 13:30 | 42
Networks
SecureX gon give it to ya: Cisco muscles into the integrated security game
Push to get punters inhaling one cloudy product
26 Feb 12:51 | 3
Security
Rotherwood Healthcare AWS bucket security fail left elderly patients' DNR choices freely readable online
Plus birth certificates, job interview data and more
26 Feb 12:12 | 22
Artificial Intelligence
Data science pusher Dataiku hooks arms with NATO on battlefield AI contract
How'd you kids meet? Oh, we were helping control an imaginary disease outbreak in a landlocked country
26 Feb 11:25 | 4
Emergent Tech
It's Terpin time: Bloke who was SIM jacked twice by Bitcoin thieves gets green light to sue telco for millions
Plus or minus a few caveats
26 Feb 11:00 | 53
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Software
Firefox now defaults to DNS-over-HTTPS for US netizens and some are dischuffed about this
Good for privacy – or an alarming move towards further internet centralisation?
Cloud
Admins beware! Microsoft gives heads-up for 'disruptive' changes to authentication in Office 365 email service
Basic authentication will be OFF for Exchange Online email and other services from October 2020
Artificial Intelligence
How many times do we have to tell you? A Tesla isn't a self-driving car, say investigators after Apple man's fatal crash
'It's time to stop pretending they have driverless cars. Because they don't'
Security
Microsoft uses its expertise in malware to help with fileless attack detection on Linux
Aw, how generous
Networks
Firefox, you know you tapped Cloudflare for DNS-over-HTTPS? In January, it briefly knackered two root servers at the heart of the internet
UpdatedProbe raises serious questions about private v public web management
Business
In-depth: Deloitte and accounts expert both cleared what HPE described as 'contrived' Autonomy sales
Autonomy trialLynch's man backed auditor but how much did it truly know?
Security
Password killer FIDO2 comes bounding into Azure Active Directory hybrid environments
A preview of muddy paws all over your on-prem resources, or a passwordless future?
Software
The Ghost of Windows 10 Past shrinks back as Microsoft's axeman tiptoes ever closer
Usage of The-Update-That-Must-Not-Be-Named continues to tumble as May day approaches
Emergent Tech
'I give fusion power a higher chance of succeeding than quantum computing' says the R in the RSA crypto-algorithm
RSAExpert panel sesh turns heated on infosec conference's opening day
Security
Apple tries to have VirnetX VPN patent ruling overturned again, US Supremes say no... again
Still not the last word for VirnetX after 10-year fight
STORIES
Internet of Things
Dear makers of smart home things. Yeah, you with that bright idea of an IoT Candle. Here's an SDK from Amazon
UpdatedManagement software for smart devices to ease entry into ecosystem
26 Feb 09:58 | 10
Bootnotes
If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now: Brexit tea towel says it'll just be the gigabit broadband
High-speed hedgehog pr0n ahoy
26 Feb 09:03 | 100
Emergent Tech
Revolut-won: British banking app gets half a billion bucks in backing, seeks to subvert today's market incumbents
Biz bags fat funding round
26 Feb 08:06 | 24
Emergent Tech
'I give fusion power a higher chance of succeeding than quantum computing' says the R in the RSA crypto-algorithm
RSAExpert panel sesh turns heated on infosec conference's opening day
26 Feb 06:02 | 57
Artificial Intelligence
How many times do we have to tell you? A Tesla isn't a self-driving car, say investigators after Apple man's fatal crash
'It's time to stop pretending they have driverless cars. Because they don't'
26 Feb 03:05 | 184
Networks
Firefox, you know you tapped Cloudflare for DNS-over-HTTPS? In January, it briefly knackered two root servers at the heart of the internet
UpdatedProbe raises serious questions about private v public web management
26 Feb 00:26 | 27
Storage
Blow me down with a feather, well, storage server software update gone awry: Nest vid streams go dark for 16 hours
Google so sorry after devices fly the coop in multi-hour outage
25 Feb 22:25 | 17
Security
Mind the gap: Google patches holes in Chrome – exploit already out there for one of them after duo spot code fix
Pair engineer malicious code from public source tweak before official binary releases
25 Feb 21:22 | 4
Data Centre
While hype merchants push chatbots, CIOs are saving up pennies while expecting a recession, reckons study
Digital transformation? Pah, pass the tins of beans and firelighters
25 Feb 18:51 | 16
Software
Firefox now defaults to DNS-over-HTTPS for US netizens and some are dischuffed about this
Good for privacy – or an alarming move towards further internet centralisation?
25 Feb 16:34 | 97
Personal Tech
Xiaomi in the UK: Multi-eyed Mi Note 10 hits Blighty festooned with cameras and hefty battery life
Chinese tat bazaar's latest smartphone effort will set you back £459
25 Feb 15:29 | 10
Security
Apple tries to have VirnetX VPN patent ruling overturned again, US Supremes say no... again
Still not the last word for VirnetX after 10-year fight
25 Feb 15:03 | 26
Data Centre
Get in the lake, Sparky: Databricks touts new ingestion file sources
Data warehousers likely hoping it's not, er, Apache on their efforts
25 Feb 14:33 | 2
Security
Password killer FIDO2 comes bounding into Azure Active Directory hybrid environments
A preview of muddy paws all over your on-prem resources, or a passwordless future?
25 Feb 13:36 | 17
HPC
Lustre HPC file systems no longer disappear in a puff on Amazon Web Services – but you'll pay more
Throughput boosted and encryption in transit added to temporary counterparts
25 Feb 13:13 |
