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Personal Tech
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20 May 20:27 |
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UK's planned Espionage Act will crack down on Snowden-style Brit whistleblowers, suspected backdoored gear (cough, Huawei)
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Sophos tells users to roll back Microsoft's Patch Tuesday run if they want PC to boot
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17 May 18:30 |
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Security
It's not chicken feed: Million-dollar meal deal for livestock sabotaged by hackers... and, er, exchange rates
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17 May 17:30 |
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Software
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Artificial Intelligence
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Security
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17 May 14:28 |
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Business
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17 May 14:15 |
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HPC
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17 May 13:42 |
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Data Centre
Intel budges Samsung out of its seat at the top of silicon-slinger league
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17 May 13:02 |
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Artificial Intelligence
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Science
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Good heavens, is it time to patch Cisco kit again? Prime Infrastructure root privileges hole plugged
Do the thing ASAP, you know how it works by now
17 May 08:09 |
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Data Centre
Dedicated techie risks life and limb to locate office conference phone hiding under newspaper
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Security
Freed whistleblower Chelsea Manning back in jail for refusing to testify before secret grand jury
If orange is the new black, she's back in black
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Tesla driver killed after smashing into truck had just enabled Autopilot – US crash watchdog
Flash automaker insists victim 'immediately removed his hands from the wheel'
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Bloke accused of conning ARIN out of 750,000 IPv4 addresses worth $9m+ to peddle on black market
The failure to shift to IPv6 is now literally a criminal matter
17 May 00:13 |
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Security
Bank-account-raiding Goznym malware bust: Five suspects collared, five still on the run. $100m feared stolen
Most exciting Enid Blyton book yet – Five accused of international fraud?
16 May 23:37 |
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