Evil, pure and simple North Korea has hit a new low, using the death of over 150 people to exploit a zero-day flaw in Internet Explorer.…
Lees meerBoeing … Boeing … gone An aviation era has come to an end as Boeing's last 747 has taxied out of the Everett, Washington factory, punctuating the jumbo jet's 54-year production run.…
Lees meerKakao discovers the importance of resilience after fire wiped out its services South Korean web giant Kakao, a twelve-year-old company that boasts tens of millions of users and enjoys a central place in local life, has decided the time is right to d…
Lees meerSchrems strikes again European privacy regulators have determined that Meta's use of personalized advertising in Facebook, Instagram, and WhatApp violates data protection laws.…
Lees meerTexas, Indiana and others bucking app off government devices Two more US states have launched aggressive action against made-in-China social media app TikTok.…
Lees meerBegun, the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability has. Ended, the Sequel to JEDI has The US Department of Defense has announced contracts for cloud computing services valued at up to $9 billion to AWS, Google, Microsoft and Oracle.…
Lees meerAnd remember CSAM scanning plan? Forget that was ever a thing Apple says it will provide end-to-end encryption for most iCloud services, having abandoned its previously announced – and then quietly shelved – plan to check the legality of on-device p…
Lees meerSQL sequel needed for ODBC apps Applications using the Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) interface may fail to connect after installing the November Patch Tuesday Windows updates, according to Microsoft.…
Lees meerBut we already gave them back $62m, web bazaar shrugs Amazon again stands accused of stealing delivery drivers' tips, and using the money to cut into workers' pay, this time in a lawsuit filed by Washington DC's Attorney General Karl Racine on Wedne…
Lees meerGerman financial giant aids GPU maker's vision of vertical integration German financial giant Deutsche Bank is backing Nvidia's ambitions to someday make hundreds of billions from software that enables a variety of services and applications running …
Lees meerThey thought they'd grokked short and long types.... then an awkward third kind came along Once the data looked straightforward, at least in terms of bursts of gamma rays from outer space. The high-energy electromagnetic radiation was classified int…
Lees meerI'll be back, or perhaps not San Francisco legislators this week changed course on their so-called "killer robots" policy – and banned the police department's use of robots equipped with explosives. For now.…
Lees meerTrojan horse could bring more users to Teams, grow advertising, because Windows users just looooove MS ads Microsoft officials have reportedly batted about the idea of a smartphone "super app" that would combine a range of mobile consumer services t…
Lees meerGood news, everyone! Er, someone. Anyone? Bueller? Linux kernel 6.2 should contain fixes for some problems handling floppy disks, a move which shows that someone somewhere is still using them.…
Lees meerGreen tech will be largest power source by 2025, says IEA, but even accelerated rollouts might not stave off disaster The International Energy Agency is revising its predictions for renewable energy growth upward by 30 percent, and reckons renewable…
Lees meerAnd all that energy feeding those humming servers isn't free either Organizations are overspending on containerized workloads in the cloud by overprovisioning the resources needed, and could potentially cut costs by as much as 60 percent.…
Lees meerYou can check out any time you like, and you can eventually leave. Right? Right? When Elon Musk told his Twitter engineers to go hardcore or go home, those who remained were clearly up for some marathon sessions, although perhaps they weren't signin…
Lees meer7.5 megawatt digs in Marseille and Los Angeles sites for floating, sustainable DCs A company that builds floating, sustainable datacenters has signed leases for two new 7.5 megawatt facilities, one in Marseille in France and another in Los Angeles, …
Lees meerMove follows award swallowed up by legal fees The British government has announced a fresh scheme to compensate victims of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal, which saw sub-postmasters wrongfully prosecuted for theft, false accounting and fraud beca…
Lees meerLatest offshoot of Illumos project continues development of FOSS version of Solaris The OpenIndiana project has opened the gates on "Hipster", its latest release and the first this year, and it includes MATE 1.26, LibreOffice, and more.…
Lees meerUS FCC Commissioner praises Taiwan’s security decision as US state governments follow suit Public sector bans of Chinese platform TikTok on the grounds of national security have arisen in both Taiwan and additional US states following last week’s ba…
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