Linux 5.3 kernel bundles new, cuddlier, swear-free Torvalds with AMD Radeon Navi graphics support
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Microsoft plays chicken with Extended Support for Exchange 2010 end date and swerves first
Extension to October 2020. But what of Server 2008 or... Windows 7?
Justice served: There is no escape from the long server log of the law
Who, Me?A handover or handcuffs? Take your pick, eh?
I got 99 problems but a switch() ain't one: Java SE 13 lands with various tweaks as per Oracle's less-is-more strategy
Code OneAll part of Big Red's regular small-ish release plan as opposed to large infrequent updates
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How much pass could LastPass pass if LastPass passed last pass? Login-leaking security hole fixed
Update now to stop webpages snooping on recently used credentials
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Just as Ecuador thought it had seen the back of leaks, over 20m citizen records are exposed
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World's oldest human was a 122-year-old French smoker after all
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So much for the public deterrence value of attribution
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Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google told: If you could cough up a decade of your internal emails, that'd be great
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Au my bog: Bloke, 66, on bail after 'solid-gold' crapper called 'America' stolen from stately home
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OK, peons, we'll obey the law and let you talk about politics and pay packets, says Google
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Whoa, bot wars: As cybercrooks add more AI to their arsenal, the goodies will have to too
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Consumer ransomware insurance? You could be painting a target on us all for avaricious crims
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Tut – you wait a lifetime for an interstellar object then two come at once
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Brewed with ice cream ... and no meat at all!
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Service call centres to become wasteland and tumbleweed by 2024
Aye, son, I remember when this was all industrial estates...
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Charmin'. Garmin admits customers' full credit card data nicked from South African web store
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From pen-test to penitentiary: Infosec duo cuffed after physically breaking into courthouse during IT security assessment
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Snoops can bypass iOS 13 lock screen to eyeball your address book. Apple hasn't fix it yet. Valid flaw? You decide
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