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Suggests tweaks to IP semantics as one way to identify protected tech and traffic The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) wants to devise a digital equivalent of its emblems (the red cross and red crescent), to signify that certain digit…
Lees meerTo quote the great philosopher Han Solo: Don't get cocky who, me? Welcome, dear reader, to another installation of Who, Me? in which we recount for your schadenfreude indulgence tales of Regizens who create havoc – either by their own design or oth…
Lees meerBuyers told of longer wait times for shiny new phones that don't do a lot more than last year’s model Apple has warned that a COVID outbreak in Zhengzhou, China, has impacted production of the iPhone 14 and will mean customers wait longer than antic…
Lees meerAustralia's Medibank uses a government-approved Band-Aid to cover a gaping 10-milion-record wound Australian health insurer Medibank – which spent October discovering a security incident was worse than it first thought – has announced it will not pa…
Lees meerPLUS: Tencent's edgy JV; US/China space spat; Facebook's India boss bails to join Snap; and more Asia In Brief Microsoft has informed its channel it will revise corporate licenses and service prices in Japan and South Korea.…
Lees meerCustomers just love taking risks on pricey new tech, right? Analysis If one thing was abundantly clear from Supermicro's Q1 earnings call this month, it's that the server maker really needs Intel, AMD, and Nvidia's next-gen datacenter components to…
Lees meerTo help save x86 titan some cash, we look at the components Intel may want to lose Analysis With a major downturn in revenue and profitability over the past six months, Intel has some tough decisions ahead as it seeks to make billions of dollars in…
Lees meerOne 8-K filing, two bombshells SolarWinds has agreed to pay $26 million to settle a shareholder lawsuit, and it's also expecting to be slapped with an enforcement action by Uncle Sam – both related to its infamous 2020 supply chain security fiasco, …
Lees meerBuckle up if you want to switch between chats or channels or join a meeting Microsoft has rolled out an upgrade for its Teams collaboration suite, and is claiming a more than 30 percent speed jump when switching between chat and channel threads on t…
Lees meerEricsson's VoIP biz used 'a panoply of hurdles' to keep customers on the hook Vonage has agreed to cough up $100 million to customers for making it nearly impossible to cancel their internet phone service, according to a proposed court order.…
Lees meerMusk-owned companies have now faced 3 WARN Act lawsuits alleging the same thing The great Twitter cull of '22 is expected to begin today, but a group of tweeps have preempted the event by filing a class action lawsuit against Twitter for violating t…
Lees meerCrimson Kingsnake impersonates legit attorneys, fakes email threads from your colleagues in far-reaching BEC campaign A new threat group called Crimson Kingsnake is impersonating real law companies and debt recovery services to intimidate businesses…
Lees meerAn unexpected move, but we suspect that Carl Sagan might have approved Mozilla has announced the successor to the Mozilla Builders incubator: Mozilla Ventures.…
Lees meerThe official word is 'scheduling conflicts,' but NASA's safety panel has expressed concerns too The first crewed launch of Boeing's Starliner has been delayed again, this time being pushed back to April 2023 from an earlier planned launch date of Fe…
Lees meer'You'll be hearing from us,' say privacy campaigners who previously forced the government to back down The UK government is set to extract patient-identifiable data from NHS hospital systems and share this with its data platform based on technology …
Lees meerJust hang on while we convince the rest of the world, Commerce Sec tells makers US companies that build chipmaking equipment have been told to tough it out as they face a ban on selling to customers in China, while their rivals elsewhere in the worl…
Lees meerAlphabet Workers Union says it's an illegal block of workers' right to discuss pay The Alphabet Workers Union (AWU) claims the company blocked access to a shared spreadsheet in which it reckons "hundreds" of subcontracted workers had shared their sa…
Lees meerWatchdog claims add-ons to computer purchases appeared to be discounted but did not reflect the standalone RRP Dell's Australian business is in trouble with the country's consumer watchdog for allegedly misleading buyers about the price of displays …
Lees meerWhat forced the change in attitude? The impact on 40,000 broadband connections possibly The Communication Workers Unions (CWU) claims BT Group has agreed to re-enter negotiations to find a solution to the protracted pay dispute that has caused thous…
Lees meerFreedom isn't free The Ukraine government will continue to be able to run its digital infrastructure through the Microsoft Cloud for free in 2023, the tech giant confirmed today.…
Lees meerMagnetic north is on a walkabout, and your OCD will benefit UK map lords at the Ordnance Survey have some big news for people with obsessive compulsive personality disorder or otherwise like everything to be neatly lined up.…
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