US State Department confirms: Unclassified staff email boxes hacked
Pompeo's peeps get free credit monitoring after some inboxes cracked open, data swiped
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'Men only' job ad posts land Facebook in boiling hot water with ACLU
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Oz government rushes its anti-crypto legislation into parliament
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Judge: Georgia's e-vote machines are awful – but go ahead and use them
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Networks
DNSSEC in a click: Cloudflare tries to crack uptake inertia
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US State Department confirms: Unclassified staff email boxes hacked
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'I am admin' bug turns WD's My Cloud boxes into Everyone's Cloud
Western Digital NAS machines vulnerable to hijacking via HTTP cookies
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GG n00b lol! Amazon frags support for its own games controllers
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Cloud
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What if someone else owns someone else's computer?
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Kick-Kaas: NetApp gobbles cloudy Kubernetes upstart StackPointCloud
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Biz! Formerly! Known! As! Yahoo! Settles! Data! Breach! Cases! To! The! Tune! Of! $47m!
Didja think we'd get rid of the exclaims just 'cos you're Altaba now?
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Scrapping UK visa cap on nurses, doctors opened Britain's doors to IT workers
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Oh Smeg! Hacked white goods maker resurfaces after system shutdown
'No reason to believe' customer deets compromised
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Servers
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C'mon, biz: Give white hats a chance to tell you how screwed you are
... before black hats prove it
18 Sep 11:05 |
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Networks
Cloudflare invites folk to dabble in the 'distributed web' with InterPlanetary File System gateway
Five billion pages on open-source project, just like the original World Wide Web
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TV Licensing admits: We directed 25,000 people to send their bank details in the clear
Finally said yes to HTTPS
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Science
The Reg talks to the only Brit on the Voyager team
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Business
Now here's an idea: Break up Amazon to get more shareholder cash
Analyst wants a bigger slice of Bezos' $1tn pie
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Data Centre
Planning on geeking out at CA World this year? Think again
Conference a casualty of world's weirdest acquisition
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Microsoft: Like the Borg, we want to absorb all the world's biz computers
Farewell, Patch Tuesday – and perhaps, farewell IT admins sucked into the big backend
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Revealed: The billionaire baron who’ll ride Elon’s thrusting erection to the Moon and back
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No wonder Oracle exec Kurian legged it – sky darkens as cloudy tech does not make it rain
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What's Big and Blue – and makes its veteran staff sue? Yep, it's IBM
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17 Sep 21:42 |
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Networks
Microsoft pulls plug on IPv6-only Wi-Fi network over borked VPN fears
Plus: Sysadmin sets up public shaming site for IPv4 laggards
17 Sep 21:14 |
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Internet of Things
NUUO, do not want! CCTV webcams can be hacked to spy on you
Owners told to lock down network access to panned surveillance kit
17 Sep 20:45 |
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FCC boss slams new Californian net neutrality law, brands it illegal
Weiner unloads on American Pai over crony capitalism
17 Sep 19:36 |
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Cloud
Microsoft reveals train of mistakes that killed Azure in the South Central US 'incident'
Thunderbolt and lightning, Azure outage frightening
17 Sep 18:39 |
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Security
Check out this link! It's not like it'll crash your iPhone or anything (Hint: Of course it will)
A few lines of code that Apple's browser simply can't handle
17 Sep 17:36 |
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Software
App-y, app-y, joy, joy: Pain-free software installer Flatpak (kinda) works on Windows Subsystem for Linux
'This is just a bit of fun to see if it can work' says dev
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Policy
UK.gov isn't ready for no-deal Brexit – and 'secrecy' means businesses won't be either
7 months not enough time for firms to prep
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Quantum: We've got that accounting probe taped. Now about refinancing...
We'll need to make deal by January 2019
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Policy
Microsoft: 'So, we can buy GitHub?' EU: 'We'll tell you on 19 October'
Regulators set (provisional) date for ruling on buyout
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Cloud
Salesforce supremo Benioff buys Time magazine for $190m
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Business
Amazon probes alleged bribery of staffers for data on e-tail platform
I'll give you this Cool Thing™ if you nix that review for me
17 Sep 13:29 |
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Bootnotes
Leeds hospital launches campaign to 'axe the fax'
Northern NHS trust to scrap 300-plus relics by new year
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Brit airport pulls flight info system offline after attack by 'online crims'
No flight delays at Bristol base, miraculously*
17 Sep 12:28 |
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Software
First 'issue-free' build of Windows 10 October 2018 Update arrives
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Policy
NHS smacks down hundreds of staffers for dodgy use of social media, messaging apps
Disciplinary action for healthcare workers complaining about patients, colleagues
17 Sep 10:56 |
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Security
Who's hacking into UK unis? Spies, research-nickers... or rival gamers living in res hall?
Report fingers students and staff for academic cyber-attacks
17 Sep 10:20 |
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Emergent Tech
Boffins ask for £338m to fund quantum research. UK.gov: Here's £80m
Meanwhile, jocks in US Senate shove $1.275bn at field
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Networks
Sysadmin misses out on paycheck after student test runs amok
Who, Me?College should've stuck to departmental nomenclature
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Insider threat
Tick-tock, tick-tock. Oh, that's just the sound of compromised logins waiting to ruin your day
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Git it girl! Academy tries to tempt women into coding with free course
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Equifax IT staff had to rerun hackers' database queries to work out what was nicked – audit
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