On-Prem Boring Barracuda says sales are going swimmingly – again Steady as she goes predictable revenue rise for low-profit biz 13 Oct 00:34 | 1
Networks Juniper warns of bitter 3rd quarter due to cloud sales crash The cloud market's going nuts and Juniper rode it in Q1 and Q2. So what's wrong now? 13 Oct 01:49 | 5
SaaS Citrix switches on nuage français, deutsche wolke, nube española New EuroCloud almost matches US cloud, if you can be bothered signing up 13 Oct 03:58 | 3
Roundup Equifax's malvertising scare, Chromebook TPM RSA key panic, Cuban embassy sonic weapon heard at last – and more Your essential security news soaking 13 Oct 05:02 | 29
Updated More and more websites are mining crypto-coins in your browser to pay their bills, line pockets No, Chrome isn't slowing down – you're just silently digging up cyber-cash 13 Oct 05:29 | 62
Devops Google Grafeas can handle the truth: Web giant and pals emit tool to wrangle containers Open-source project aspires to spare you from dependency hell 13 Oct 06:09 |
Networks Cisco's ACI adds multi-site support, multi-cloud coming next year Kubernetes-coralled containers also get the software-defined networking policy treatment 13 Oct 06:27 |
On-Call Software update turned my display and mouse upside-down, says user Spoiler alert: this story has a twist at the end 13 Oct 07:02 | 188
On-Prem Samsung Electronics CEO resigns over bribery scandal Kwon Oh-hyun quits on the same day company posts monster profits 13 Oct 07:29 | 4
Devops Culture, schmulture. DevOps, agile need to be software-first again Decades of preaching about meatware complicated dev life 13 Oct 08:02 | 30
Legal Beware the GDPR 'no win, no fee ambulance chasers' – experts Companies told to quit hoarding customer data and get a grip on where it's held 13 Oct 08:35 | 75
AI + ML Do you Word2Vec? Google's neural-network bookworm Making machines eat our words 13 Oct 09:06 | 9
Something for the Weekend, Sir? I love disruptive computer jargon. It's so very William Burroughs Let's all affirmerate our modes of acceptancy 13 Oct 09:32 | 162
Storage Toshiba: Dear Western Digital. Let's talk flash fab moolah Sell our interest we must, but current flash still needs cash... 13 Oct 10:24 |
Legal Scouse marketing scamps scalped £70k for 100,000+ nuisance calls Denies automated dialling then files to strike company off government register. Hmm 13 Oct 10:59 | 42
Updated Co-op Bank's users moan over online wobbles Remember, folks, don't tweet your bank details 13 Oct 11:48 | 24
Episode 13 BOFH: Oh dear. Did someone get lost on the Audit Trail? Our expenses? Same thing we've filed every year... 13 Oct 12:10 | 63
Interview Dear America, you can't steal a personality: GDPR godfather talks privacy with El Reg Jan Philipp Albrecht on transatlantic data flows, anonymity and AI 13 Oct 12:17 | 20
Legal Uber begins appeals process to claw back taxi licence in London Ride-hailing biz free to continue operating until negotiations end 13 Oct 12:59 | 12
Science Beardy Branson chucks cash at His Muskiness' Hyperloop idea Firm built round improbable concept now to be known as Virgin Hyperloop One 13 Oct 13:28 | 45
Security Android ransomware DoubleLocker encrypts data and changes PINs Nasty activated by home button unless device gets factory reset 13 Oct 13:51 | 52
Analysis Bloodied and broken AFA pioneer Violin picks itself up and tries again Back in the ring... so what are its chances? 13 Oct 15:12 | 11
Science Essex drone snapper dealt with by police for steamy train photos Thou shalt not fly within 150m of people or built-up areas 13 Oct 16:02 | 68
Storage roundup Quantum's rook-ey move, software pawns and is cheque in mail for tape? Plus resistive RAM news – it's a week in storage chess 13 Oct 17:04 | 1
Personal Tech GarageBanned: Apple's music app silenced in iOS 11 iCloud blunder Cupertino iGiant scrambles to fix crash bug 13 Oct 18:17 | 24
Updated Pulitzer-winning website Politifact hacked to mine crypto-coins in browsers Mysterious malicious code silently chews up CPU cycles to craft cash on visitors' dime 13 Oct 18:38 | 20
Legal Facebook, Twitter slammed for deleting evidence of Russia's US election mischief They have an honest explanation, of course 13 Oct 20:02 | 47
Updated IT at sea makes data too easy to see: Ships are basically big floating security nightmares Experts find maritime computer defenses lacking 13 Oct 20:30 | 60
Personal Tech FCC Commissioner blasts new TV standard as a 'household tax' Americans will not only foot bill for implementation but will also need to buy another telly 13 Oct 20:56 | 135
Security US Congress mulls first 'hack back' revenge law. And yup, you can guess what it'll let people do Can you say 'collateral damage'? 13 Oct 22:36 | 120