Emergency out-of-band updates to the rescue Microsoft is rolling out fixes for problems with the Kerberos network authentication protocol on Windows Server after it was broken by November Patch Tuesday updates.…
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Lees meerWe're back - for the first of many missions to come NASA's Orion spacecraft has arrived at the Moon, and swung around the far side, as it prepares to settle into an orbit around Earth's biggest satellite that will take it further from home than any …
Lees meerCongratulations on the twins! By the way, our discrimination laws are 'subject to interpretation' A former IBM product manager has sued Big Blue alleging that the company discriminated against her for going on maternity leave to have twins.…
Lees meerWhen a grain of sand moves fast enough to crack a mirror, it's best to put your back to the wind After several months of discussions, NASA optics and micrometeoroid experts working on the James Webb Space Telescope have figured out how to reduce mic…
Lees meerThat's where the money is Phishing attempts targeting victims in the Middle East increased 100 percent last month in the lead up to the World Cup in Qatar, according to security shop Trellix.…
Lees meerRandhir Thakur led Intel’s big bet to take on Asian foundry giants TSMC and Samsung Exclusive The head of Intel's revitalized contract chip manufacturing business plans to step down, The Register has learned, creating a setback for the x86 behemoth…
Lees meerNext-gen chip plant could appeal to customers for supply chain, national security reasons Analysis TSMC founder Morris Chang has confirmed the Taiwanese foundry giant's plan to build a 3nm chip manufacturing plant in Arizona alongside its 5nm fab t…
Lees meerThis is despite a wealth of evidence showing the value of having two in the cockpit Regulators are pushing the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to examine ways of making single pilot operations the eventual norm in commercial fl…
Lees meerJust look at the 'state' of them, says UK semiconductor designer, but says float will still happen The troubled public offering of Brit chip designer Arm looks set to be delayed until sometime next year, amid fears that worsening economic conditions…
Lees meerVery keen to unhook infrastructure from 'third countries', private biz after Ukraine crisis brings situation into focus Europe is constructing its own satellite constellation to guarantee communications services for the region, following an agreemen…
Lees meerDoes spy-tech supplier have a head start in bidding for the controversial deal it considers a 'must win'? Documents from NHS England show services provided by Palantir – which began in the COVID-19 emergency – will become part of the controversial £…
Lees meerIf you thought the '80s were cool, wait for the revival Opinion The first hints of an empire falling are only clear in retrospect. At the time they happen, they can look as if they are just part of existing trends. Crypto chaos as FTX falls apart l…
Lees meerPartial VM encryption enables the virtual TPMs Windows 11 guests can't live without VMware has refreshed its desktop hypervisors, adding native support for Apple's Arm-based CPUs as well as Windows 11.…
Lees meerRunning a theme park help desk was a non-stop roller coaster ride, and not in a fun way Who, Me? Welcome readers one and all to another instalment of Who, Me? in which we recount tales of technical troubles (and occasional triumphs) that our valued…
Lees meer'If your input continues to be monoculture, you can expect the same outcomes' Cybersecurity moves fast. New and bigger threats emerge all the time across an ever-expanding attack surface and there's not enough people to fill vacant jobs.…
Lees meerAlso, a phishing gang goes Royal, while another employee at Snowden's old haunt gets caught nabbing data In brief A security researcher whose Google Pixel battery died while sending a text is probably thankful for the interruption - powering it bac…
Lees meerWith next-gen chips pushing 700W, thermal is the hot topic SC22 It's safe to say liquid cooling was a hot topic at the Supercomputing conference in Dallas this week. …
Lees meerEven in Club Fed, that's a long time A federal judge on Friday sentenced former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes to 11.25 years in prison and three years of supervised release for defrauding investors in the failed blood testing company.…
Lees meerACLU argues for the Fourth The American Civil Liberties Union on Friday asked the US Supreme Court to consider whether surveillance cameras placed on utility poles by police without a warrant should be allowed to watch people in their homes.…
Lees meerFBI, CISA sound the alarm and detail IOCs Hive ransomware criminals have hit more than 1,300 companies globally, extorting about $100 million from its victims over the last 18 months, according to the FBI.…
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