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RIP Dyn Dynamic DNS :'( Oracle to end Dyn-asty by axing freshly gobbled services, shoving customers into its cloud
Meanwhile, staff face cuts – and doesnotexist.com may not exist by next year
That's a sticky Siemens situation: Former coder blows his logic bomb guilty plea deal in court
Happy to admit I did a great job, says alleged firefighter-arsonist. Um, nope, says judge
FedEx fed up playing box cop, sues Uncle Sam to make it stop: 'We do transportation, not law enforcement'
Feds are asking Huawei too much from us, complains shipping giant upset it has to police every package
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Security
Wipro wasn't a one-off: Same hacking crew targeted scores of firms, big and small – researchers
Thanks in large part to a counter-phishing product. Doh!
26 Jun 12:30 |
Storage
Microsoft: 2TB or not 2... OK, OK! 2TB. OneDrive dragged kicking and screaming into selling more storage
Oh alright then, we'll take your money – if we must
26 Jun 11:45 |
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Business
Micron: Look, we've resumed trade with Huawei on a wee 'subset' of DRAM
Cough... Yep, profits down 78% in our car crash Q3 financials... cough
26 Jun 11:00 |
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Artificial Intelligence
Eggheads have found a positive link between the number of racist tweets and the number of racist hate crimes in US cities
Ahem, correlation DOES NOT imply causation. Obviously.
26 Jun 10:00 |
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Data Centre
Canalys: You've gotten soft, swingbellied tech infrastructure vendors. Get used to WAY LESS growth
Tsk, tsk... look at you getting accustomed to double digits, chides analyst
26 Jun 09:21 |
Policy
DXC Technology warns techies that all travel MUST now be authorised
Previous price cap of £180 per visit reduced to, er, exactly zero
26 Jun 08:44 |
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Science
Vulture gets claws on Lego's latest Apollo nostalgia-fest
Hands OnPlastic-fantastic Moon shenanigans for Reg hack
26 Jun 08:10 |
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Internet of Things
Watch live online today: Make data earn its keep by not just collating it, but securely sharing it with suppliers, partners
Sponsored webcastWe talk real-world examples with OSIsoft, Axens, MOL Group
26 Jun 07:45 |
Personal Tech
The seven deadly sins of the 2010s: No, not pride, sloth, etc. The seven UI 'dark patterns' that trick you into buying stuff
Present in more than 1 in 10 top websites (and yes, greed covers them all)
26 Jun 07:02 |
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Science
Buckminsterfullerene sounds like the next UK Prime Minister but trust us, it's in fact the largest molecule yet found in interstellar space
Tally ho, you can call me Buckyballs, what what
26 Jun 05:54 |
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Security
Stop us if you've heard this one: US government staff wildly oblivious to basic computer, info security safeguards
Now for deep-diving Congress hearings... LMAO JK JK they will do nothing
26 Jun 01:31 |
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Networks
FCC adviser and fiber telco CEO thrown in the clink for five years after conning investors out of $270m with fake deals
Funnily enough, she was keen to slash infrastructure investment red-tape
26 Jun 00:46 |
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Networks
Weather forecasters are STILL banging on about 5G clashing with their sensors. As if climate change is a big deal
AnalysisNow gimme that 4K HD live stream of kittens
25 Jun 23:19 |
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Networks
RIP Dyn Dynamic DNS :'( Oracle to end Dyn-asty by axing freshly gobbled services, shoving customers into its cloud
Meanwhile, staff face cuts – and doesnotexist.com may not exist by next year
25 Jun 22:02 |
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Software
That's a sticky Siemens situation: Former coder blows his logic bomb guilty plea deal in court
Happy to admit I did a great job, says alleged firefighter-arsonist. Um, nope, says judge
25 Jun 21:00 |
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BGP super-blunder: How Verizon today sparked a 'cascading catastrophic failure' that knackered Cloudflare, Amazon, etc
Iran is doing to our networks what it did to our spy drone, claims Uncle Sam: Now they're bombing our hard drives
Remember that crypto-exchange boss who mysteriously died after his customers' coins disappeared? Of course he totally stole them
We've Falcon caught it! SpaceX finally nets a fairing half after a successful Heavy launch
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Networks
FedEx fed up playing box cop, sues Uncle Sam to make it stop: 'We do transportation, not law enforcement'
Feds are asking Huawei too much from us, complains shipping giant upset it has to police every package
25 Jun 19:46 |
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Cloud
AWS Security Hub takes half-hearted bite out of SIEM vendors' lunches
SIEMless pitch, amirite?
25 Jun 17:40 |
Personal Tech
It's a fullblown Crysis: Gamers press pause on PC purchases, shipments freeze
Can I swap out the card? Then fsck the upgrade
25 Jun 16:00 |
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Bootnotes
The Eldritch Horror of Date Formatting is visited upon Tesco
Best before end? Who reads those things anyway?
25 Jun 15:00 |
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Security
McAfee sues ship-jumping sales staff over trade secret theft allegations
Complaint claims rival Tanium's hires took deal data with them
25 Jun 14:13 |
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Software
Don't make a FOSS: Apache Software Foundation Board bids farewell to co-founder and two big hitters
Over in proprietary land, musical chairs a thing at Microsoft too as former Windows Insider-in-chief quits
25 Jun 13:00 |
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Security
Open-heart nerdery: Boffins suggest identifying and logging in people using ECGs
Heartbeat rhythms could be the next biometric authentication method
25 Jun 11:57 |
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Software
The in and outs of Microsoft's new Windows Terminal
Hands OnHandy features in the Store applications, but the underlying infrastructure changes matter more
25 Jun 11:00 |
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Science
We've Falcon caught it! SpaceX finally nets a fairing half after a successful Heavy launch
Although third time unlucky as the centre stage enjoys an explosive landing
25 Jun 10:00 |
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Policy
UK police want to Airwave hello to some more mobile devices – survey
Long delayed Emergency Services Network probably not helping
25 Jun 09:13 |
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Security
Please stop regulating the dumb tubes, says Internet Society boss
InterviewEven govt rules have knock-on effects, warns Andrew Sullivan
25 Jun 08:10 |
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Internet of Things
The Great IoT Protocol War may have been won: Thread's 1.2 release aims at business
AnalysisMeanwhile in the home, it's all Google, Amazon, Apple…
25 Jun 07:04 |
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Science
Sputnik? No, comrade, this is Spunknik: Frozen sperm manages to survive zero-grav in this totally realistic test
May mean humans can travel to and infect alien worlds using cryotanks of reproductive cells
25 Jun 05:57 |
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Security
What the cell...? Telcos around the world were so severely pwned, they didn't notice the hackers setting up VPN points
Revealed: Long-running espionage campaign targets phone carriers to snoop on VIPs' location, call records
25 Jun 03:18 |
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Emergent Tech
Remember that crypto-exchange boss who mysteriously died after his customers' coins disappeared? Of course he totally stole them
So claims this Ernst & Young probe report
25 Jun 00:41 |
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Data Centre
Mayday, mayday. Cray, you cray cray: Investor attempts to halt HPE's $1.3bn biz gobble
Accuses both companies of withholding essential information, claims multiple conflicts of interest
24 Jun 22:57 |
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Security
Biz tells ransomware victims it can decrypt their files... by secretly paying off the crooks and banking a fat margin
It's all in a lucrative day's work for Red Mosquito
24 Jun 21:44 |
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Bootnotes
It's official. You can get FUCT, US Supremes tell scandalized bureaucrats in rude trademark spat
Top court undoes snub for provocatively named clothing brand
24 Jun 20:50 |
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Security
Iran is doing to our networks what it did to our spy drone, claims Uncle Sam: Now they're bombing our hard drives
Tehran's hackers are 'wiping' infected machines as tensions spike, fresh sanctions approved
24 Jun 19:35 |
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Networks
BGP super-blunder: How Verizon today sparked a 'cascading catastrophic failure' that knackered Cloudflare, Amazon, etc
Updated'Normally you'd filter it out if some small provider said they own the internet'
24 Jun 19:01 |
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Personal Tech
Apple sued over fondleslab death blaze: iPad battery blamed for deadly New Jersey apartment fire
Insurers and family fling sueballs at Cupertino giant
24 Jun 17:00 |
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Servers
Packet hauls microservers out of dusty grave: Whoa! Necromancy is really edgy
Small machines with feeble CPUs are becoming interesting again
24 Jun 16:00 |
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Science
One goes up, one stays on the ground and one gets ready: It's a week in space
RoundupA trio of heavy lifters in rocket boffinry
24 Jun 15:00 |
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Software
Bill G on Microsoft's biggest blunder... Was it Bing, Internet Explorer, Vista, the antitrust row?
Nope: It was not giving Android a run for its money...
24 Jun 14:00 |
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Cloud
Cloudflare hits the deck, websites sink from sight after the internet springs yet another BGP leak
UpdatedGhost in the machine conspires to ruin CDN biz's 10th birthday, it seems
24 Jun 13:07 |
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Policy
EE-k, a hundred grand! BT's mobile arm slapped for sending 2.5m+ unwanted texts
Pestered folk to 'download my EE app' and 'upgrade your phone'
24 Jun 12:28 |
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Software
Out of Steam? Wine draining away? Ubuntu's 64-bit-only x86 decision is causing migraines
Updatedi386 binaries will still run, says Canonical, but it may not be good enough for key apps
24 Jun 11:50 |
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Science
Curioser and curioser: Little Mars rover sniffs out highest ever levels of methane
He who smelt it dealt it?
24 Jun 11:10 |
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Software
The Windows Terminal turns up in the Microsoft Store
Also: Azure backup for SQL dinosaurs and Machine Learning hits Windows Update
24 Jun 10:30 |
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Security
Cisco cleans up critical flaws, Florida city forks out $600k to ransomware scumbags, and more from infosec land
RoundupYour quick guide to what else has been happening in computer security lately
24 Jun 09:56 |
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Policy
Remember the Nominet £100m dot-uk windfall it claims doesn't exist? Well, it's already begun
AnalysisFasthosts registers all its customers' .uk domain names – just for safekeeping, you understand
24 Jun 09:04 |
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Security
Driving Xtreme Cuts: DXC Technology waves bye bye to 45% of Americas Security divison
50 roles shifted off to India
24 Jun 08:08 |
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Servers
Having bank problems? I feel bad for you son: I've got 25 million problems, but a bulk upload ain't one
Who, Me?It was acceptable in the Eighties
24 Jun 07:08 |
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Personal Tech
Go fourth and multi-Pi: Raspberry Pi 4 lands today with quad 1.5GHz Arm Cortex-A72 CPU cores, up to 4GB RAM...
...And more, including dual 4K monitor outputs that you'll need new cables for
24 Jun 06:00 |
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