Nameless Right To Be Forgotten Google sueball man tries Court of Appeal – yet again
Can he make it to 12 months without telling anyone his real name?
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Linux kernel's 'seat warmer' drops 4.19-rc5 with – wow – little drama
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Who watches the watchers? Anybody who has the login
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Secret IBM script could have prevented 11-hour US tax day outage
Two chances missed to swerve mainframe drive array bug
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Aggregate this: NewsNow has spilt a bunch of 'encrypted' passwords
But no one will take the trouble to decipher them, right?
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Nameless Right To Be Forgotten Google sueball man tries Court of Appeal – yet again
Can he make it to 12 months without telling anyone his real name?
25 Sep 13:24 |
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Mac users get to join the OneDrive Files On-Demand festivities
Because there ain't no party like a cloud storage party
25 Sep 12:53 |
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Turns out download speed isn't everything when streaming video on your smartphone
Someone should tell mobile industry. Oh, here we go
25 Sep 12:26 |
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DWP CIO and chief digi officer Mayank Prakash quits
ExclusiveJoins growing list of senior civil servants leaving public sector
25 Sep 11:52 |
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Linux kernel's 'seat warmer' drops 4.19-rc5 with – wow – little drama
Except that Eric S Raymond doesn't like codes of conduct
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Braking bad: Mitsubishi recalls 68k SUVs over buggy software
US Outlanders need upgrade, no word on other countries yet
25 Sep 10:43 |
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As one Microsoft Windows product hauls itself out of the grave, others tumble in
How an over-zealous yank took down the trading floor of a US bank
That syncing feeling when you realise you may be telling Google more than you thought
HMRC contractor scores IR35 payout after yet another taxman blunder
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WWII Bombe operator Ruth Bourne: I'd never heard of Enigma until long after the war
Interview92-year-old Wren tells us about life cracking German codes
25 Sep 10:04 |
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Cloud
Ooof! Cisco Webex has been down for 7 hours – and counting
UpdatedIt's back up again – can't work in your undies any more
25 Sep 09:22 |
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Policy
Contractors slam UK taxman's 'aggressive' IR35 tax reforms
HMRC urged to adjust plans after losing case against one of its own former freelancers
25 Sep 08:47 |
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Bug? Feature? Power users baffled as BitLocker update switch-off continues
Microsoft claims issue confined to older kit
25 Sep 08:12 |
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Data Centre
That scary old system with 'do not touch' on it? Your boss very much wants you to touch it. Now what do you do?
AnalysisMigrating dusty mission-critical systems 101
25 Sep 07:14 |
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Artificial Intelligence
How do some of the best AI algorithms perform on real robots? Not well, it turns out
Machine learning finds reality a whole different ball game
25 Sep 06:11 |
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Networks
Cisco sneaks hardcoded secret root backdoor into vid surveillance kit
Who watches the watchers? Anybody who has the login
25 Sep 05:08 |
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Science
Good news: Sub-surface life on Mars possible, moons from big impacts. There is no bad news
Yippee, it's a double whammy of Red Planet research
25 Sep 04:01 |
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Microsoft has a digital coworker it wants in your business: Cortana
IgniteWindows maker talks up AI and cloud stuff for Ignite show, while knifing passwords
25 Sep 01:51 |
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Networks
Amid Trump-China tariff tiff, Cisco kit prices to resellers soar up to 25%
The price rises Chuck Robbins warned us about are coming
25 Sep 01:03 |
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Software
Apple's dark-horse macOS Mojave is out (and it's already pwned)
Wardle claims to topple privacy protections in new OS – which comes with security fixes
24 Sep 23:15 |
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Microsoft 'kills' passwords, throws up threat manager, APIs Graph Security
IgniteCloud lineup gets security overhaul with 2FA and new monitoring tools
24 Sep 21:41 |
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Whoa – oh no, Zoho: Domain name no-show deals CRM biz, 40m punters a crushing blow
Customers locked out after registrar switches off dot-com
24 Sep 20:40 |
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Personal Tech
UK emits first GDPR notice… against Canuck Brexit campaigner
AggregateIQ faces massive fine for allegedly exploiting people's private info from Facebook
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Facebook sued for exposing content moderators to Facebook
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24 Sep 19:26 |
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Still holding out on Windows 10? Microsoft tempts upgrade with virtual desktop to Azure
IgniteStill great pals with Citrix, but users will find the Windows 7 offer enticing
24 Sep 18:37 |
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Open-source alt-droid wants to know if it's still leaking data to Google
Challenge accepted? You can download /e/ now
24 Sep 16:40 |
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Emergent Tech
Microsoft adds delayed gratification to the Surface Hub 2 line
IgniteS version set for Q2 '19 debut, but full tiling pleasure on the X delayed
24 Sep 16:06 |
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Insider threat
Baddies just need one email account with clout to unleash phishing hell
Outsiders realised uni was hacked before uni did
24 Sep 15:31 |
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Software
Microsoft's globally distributed data shack Cosmos DB shoots for sky. Or at least 5 nines
IgniteLower latency, better availability and Cassandra. What's not to like? Maybe the price
24 Sep 15:00 |
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Dell's hokey cokey IPO takes new turn – VMware in, VMware out....
Investor roadshow delayed as Mick D considers alternative plan
24 Sep 14:23 |
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Policy
HMRC contractor scores IR35 payout after yet another taxman blunder
CEST tool gets it wrong – for its own creators
24 Sep 13:51 |
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That syncing feeling when you realise you may be telling Google more than you thought
Chrome gets a bit less shiny with auto sign-in
24 Sep 13:18 |
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Barclays and RBS on naughty step: Banks told to explain service meltdown to UK politicos
Treasury Committee infuriated at latest TITSUPs*
24 Sep 12:17 |
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UKIP doubled price of condoms for sale at party conference
Give the punters what they want until they can hardly stand or afford it
24 Sep 11:47 |
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As one Microsoft Windows product hauls itself out of the grave, others tumble in
'Twas the night before Ignite and the October 2018 Update is stirring
24 Sep 11:19 |
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Networks
UK.gov won't Airwave bye for another 3 years, plans to phase in ESN services
Hello Moto: Cops, ambulance, fire to get data services next year, voice to follow
24 Sep 10:37 |
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Insider threat
Some credential-stuffing botnets don't care about being noticed any more
They just take a battering ram to the gates
24 Sep 10:03 |
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Networks
Juniper's Contrail gets edgy, Cloudflare joins BGP club, and an $Important announcement
Listen up, it's the weekly network roundup
24 Sep 09:15 |
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Business
How an over-zealous yank took down the trading floor of a US bank
Who, Me?A minute's malfunction? Mere millions
24 Sep 08:15 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Alibaba crafts AI chips, Facebook uses Bayesian magic to tweak code performance, and more
RoundupYour dose of machine-learning medicine
24 Sep 06:25 |
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Insider threat
The curious sudden rise of free US election 'net security guardians
AnalysisThere is no such thing as a gratis lunch, after all
22 Sep 12:54 |
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Security
Virus screener goes down, Intel patches more chips, Pegasus government spying code spreads across globe
RoundupPlus: Gov pay sites take a dive, and more
22 Sep 10:01 |
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Networks
US cities react in fury to FCC's $2bn break for 5G telcos: We'll be picking up the tab, say officials
Federal price cap will undercut existing agreements, says just about every big city in America
22 Sep 00:11 |
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Science
Fat chance: Cholesterol leads boffins to discover world's oldest animal fossil – 558m years old
VideoWe've all got a little, er, Richardinsonia in our animal family tree, it appears
21 Sep 23:06 |
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Security
Twitter: Don't panic, but we may have leaked your DMs to rando devs
Internet outrage mobile insists year-long API bug would have been super-hard to exploit
21 Sep 21:45 |
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Couldn't give a fsck about patching? Well, that's your WordPress website pwned, then
Fiends use vulns to lure victims into tech support scams
21 Sep 20:50 |
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Internet of Things
Buried in the hype, one little detail: Amazon's Alexa-on-a-chip could steal smart home market
AnalysisBut then again, it doesn't actually exist, so...
21 Sep 19:37 |
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DevOps
Windows Admin Center gets an update, just in time for Server 2019
Who wouldn't like a Honolulu holiday? Legacy Windows admins, that's who
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