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That Old Time 2018 IT songbook: Verity, Verity - give us your lyrics, do! We're half crazy, all for the love of you
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Alexa, cough up those always-on Echo audio recordings, says double-murder trial judge
Amazon gizmo may be key witness in slaying
Six critical systems, four months to Brexit – and no completed testing
Defra concedes end-to-end testing can throw up challenges as MPs shout into the void
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CISA's Palace: Congress backs new cybersecurity nerve-center for cyber-America's cyber-future
CISA heads off for Trump's signature – no, not that CISA, the good one
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Oracle's JEDI mind-meld doesn't work on Uncle Sam's auditors: These are not the govt droids you are looking for
Federation snubs Larry Ellison's bid to break up $10bn winner-takes-all contract
14 Nov 23:57 |
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Cloud
Hands up who isn't p!*$ed off about Amazon's new HQ in New York and Virginia?
AnalysisOk, we have Amazon. Anyone else?
14 Nov 22:38 |
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Insider threat
Another Meltdown, Spectre security scare: Data-leaking holes riddle Intel, AMD, Arm chips
CPU slingers insist existing defenses will stop attacks – but eggheads disagree
14 Nov 21:38 |
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Security
Did you by chance hack OPM back in 2015? Good news, your password probably still works!
Government audit finds office still hasn't cleaned up from Obama-era megabreach
14 Nov 20:51 |
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Between you, me and that dodgy-looking USB: A little bit of paranoia never hurt anyone
Oi, Elon: You Musk sort out your Autopilot! Tesla loyalists tell of code crashes, near-misses
France: Let's make the internet safer. America, Russia, China: Let's go with 'no' on that
Russia: We did not hack the US Democrats. But if we did, we're immune from prosecution... lmao
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Caringo meets Panasas at JASMIN
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Emergent Tech
Alexa, cough up those always-on Echo audio recordings, says double-murder trial judge
Amazon gizmo may be key witness in slaying
14 Nov 20:21 |
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Servers
HPE flack: We've got an Azure stack flash rack. What's with these techies wanting technical details?
All-flash, Arista top-of-rack switching and... single tier
14 Nov 18:35 |
Policy
Six critical systems, four months to Brexit – and no completed testing
Defra concedes end-to-end testing can throw up challenges as MPs shout into the void
14 Nov 16:34 |
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Security
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean hackers won't nuke your employer into the ground tomorrow
Black Hat survey on infosec's darkest fears
14 Nov 15:30 |
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Personal Tech
Samsung unveils next-generation 8nm Exynos silicon
It's pop-AI but tailored, fans
14 Nov 14:41 |
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Security
Want to hack a hole-in-the-wall cash machine for free dosh? It's as easy as Windows XP
Bank ATM pen testing reveals alarming results
14 Nov 14:00 |
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Between you, me and that dodgy-looking USB: A little bit of paranoia never hurt anyone
Let's lift our eyes from the balance sheet and take a look around...
Networks
'My entire company is without comms': Gamma's Horizon cloud PBX goes DOWN
Great hulk of a system not working after 'emergency works'...
14 Nov 13:25 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Google swallows up DeepMind Health and abolishes 'independent board'
All your Health Data are belong to us
14 Nov 12:16 |
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Cloud
Empire state of mind: NYC scatters palm leaves for Bezos' cloudy web shop juggernaut
Landmark lit up in orange, New Yorkers underwhelmed
14 Nov 11:59 |
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Security
Oz telcos' club asks: Why the hell do Australia Post, rando councils, or Taxi Services Commission want comms metadata?
Tells gov.au: There's your scope creep
14 Nov 11:02 |
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Verity Stob
That Old Time 2018 IT songbook: Verity, Verity - give us your lyrics, do! We're half crazy, all for the love of you
StobIt's sing-along-a-Stob time
14 Nov 10:18 |
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Networks
Oi! Not encrypting RPC traffic? IETF bods would like to change that
RPC over TLS: You know it makes sense
14 Nov 09:13 |
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HPC
Panasas tells world+dog: We've broken free from chains of proprietary kit
HPC pusher bats eyelids at OEM flingers after biggest product refresh in a while
14 Nov 08:08 |
Artificial Intelligence
Oi, Elon: You Musk sort out your Autopilot! Tesla loyalists tell of code crashes, near-misses
Carmaker's unpredictable 'super cruise control' tech blamed for ton of close calls
14 Nov 07:04 |
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Networks
Ethernet patent inventor given permission to question validity of his own patent
Well, if anyone knows if he fudged it, it would be him
14 Nov 06:07 |
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Security
Scumbag who phoned in a Call of Duty 'swatting' that ended in death pleads guilty to dozens of criminal charges
Another pair awaiting trial over slaying of Andrew Finch
14 Nov 02:42 |
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Networks
OK Google, what is African ISP Main One, and how did it manage to route your traffic into China through Russia?
Sub cable biz raises hand, 'fesses up to causing BGP hijack drama
14 Nov 01:26 |
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Security
It's November 2018, and Microsoft's super-secure Edge browser can be pwned eight different ways by a web page
Look, we're tired of doing these headlines too, but there's patching to do
14 Nov 00:02 |
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HPC
FPGAs? Sure, them too. Liqid pours chips over composable computing systems
Xilinx Alveo cards added to platform list
13 Nov 22:57 |
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Emergent Tech
Another 3D printer? Oh, stop it, you're killing us. Perhaps literally: Fears over ultrafine dust
AnalysisBio-boffins bet beastly bad bits bash bronchi
13 Nov 22:16 |
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Security
Russia: We did not hack the US Democrats. But if we did, we're immune from prosecution... lmao
Hackers are lethal weapons, as in diplomatic... oh forget it
13 Nov 21:07 |
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Software
Microsoft lobs Windows 10, Server Oct 2018 update at world (minus file-nuking 'feature') after actually doing some testing
Autumnwatchers, what a novel concept: 'Extensive internal validation'
13 Nov 20:11 |
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Software
SAP can claim to change its culture, but can it convince customers?
Brit user group presses for info and tools amid licensing fudge
13 Nov 17:29 |
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Business
We definitely don't need more towers, says new Vodafone boss scraping around for €8bn savings
Steady as she goes with 5G
13 Nov 15:56 |
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Bootnotes
Open the pod bay doors: Voice of HAL 9000 Douglas Rain dies at 90
2001: A Space Odyssey's villain raised bar for killer robot trope
13 Nov 15:03 |
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Policy
Data-nicking UK car repairman jailed six months instead of copping a fine
+CommentData Protection Act isn't our only legal weapon, beams ICO
13 Nov 14:41 |
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Cloud
Cloud zeta: Google's data-transfer boxen hit beta in Europe
Rival AWS fluffs US govt cloud, pops up in Italy
13 Nov 13:43 |
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Networks
New appliances from Cisco aim to make branch SD-WAN easier
Optimised Office 365 performance also on cards
13 Nov 13:02 |
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Policy
Cheeky cheesemaker fails to copyright how things taste
On yer bike, CJEU tells Dutch dairy dealer
13 Nov 12:38 |
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Networks
NBN satellite user waiting for extra gigabytes? Keep waiting
Relief is coming next year, CEO promises
13 Nov 11:25 |
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Personal Tech
Scam or stunt? It's looking like the latter... Xiaomi so sorry for £1 smartphone 'promo'
When an offer looks too good to be true, it always is
13 Nov 10:35 |
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Science
Rocket Labs mean business, Brits stick pin in Mars map, and Japan celebrates HTV-7’s dive into the atmosphere
RoundupAnother way ISS 'nauts can send stuff home
13 Nov 10:28 |
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Security
Between you, me and that dodgy-looking USB: A little bit of paranoia never hurt anyone
Let's lift our eyes from the balance sheet and take a look around...
13 Nov 09:40 |
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Software
Michael Howard: Embrace of open source is destroying 'artificial definitions' of legacy vendors
InterviewMariaDB boss says IPO is part of his 3-year plan
13 Nov 09:04 |
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Networks
France: Let's make the internet safer. America, Russia, China: Let's go with 'no' on that
Big names missing from 'Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace'
13 Nov 07:02 |
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Software
Just a little heads up: Google is still trying to convince everyone that web apps don't suck
Chrome Dev Summit finds web apps still struggling next to shiny native counterparts
13 Nov 02:56 |
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Networks
Big Q. Tch, what could have persuaded Intel to bring forward 5G chip production six months?
Clue's in the headline. And more importantly: Will anyone but Cupertino care?
13 Nov 02:09 |
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Networks
OK Google, why was your web traffic hijacked and routed through China, Russia today?
UpdatedBGP hijacking committed 'grand theft internet'
13 Nov 01:05 |
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HPC
What's big, blue, and short on Intel? The supercomputer world's podium: USA tops Top500 with IBM Power9
Arm gets a look-in with first petascale machine, China slips into third
13 Nov 00:20 |
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Security
Scare Force: Pakistan military hit by Operation Shaheen malware
State-sponsored attack looks to infiltrate nuclear Air Force
12 Nov 22:14 |
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Policy
French president Macron insists new regulations needed to protect us all from Facebook's claws
While announcing new pilot project with antisocial network
12 Nov 21:35 |
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Personal Tech
YouTube supremo says vid-streaming-slash-piracy giant can't afford EU's copyright overhaul
Editorial oversight contemplated by article 13 creates too much financial risk
12 Nov 20:36 |
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Personal Tech
'Frontline workers' of the world, unite! And grab yourselves a Surface Go White Van Man edition
4G version of Microsoft's budget fondleslab road-ready
12 Nov 18:13 |
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Software
Sudden Windows 10 licence downgrades to forced Xcode upgrades: The week at Microsoft
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