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Lees meerBased on 'feedback'. Which one of you asked for this, and why? Microsoft appears set to roll back its decision to adopt a default stance of preventing macros sourced from the internet from running in Office unless given explicit permission.…
Lees meerThey're cheaper than cloudy x86 Apples, but not entirely tempting Amazon Web Services has pressed Apple's M1 processor into service in a new elastic compute cloud instance type: the Mac2.…
Lees meerWhat a prick ... of blood was ever going to work in these machines? After a four-month trial, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, former chief operating officer of the utterly failed blood-testing startup Theranos, was found guilty of fraud on Thursday by a jur…
Lees meerBrain drain of researchers flocking to industry is not the real problem here, report suggests Computer-science departments across US universities do not have enough lecturers to teach increasing numbers of students interested in AI, a report from th…
Lees meerImproved supply is welcome – too bad it may be the harbinger of a cooling economy Comment Have you seen this yet? Shelves full of shiny new graphics cards in gleaming defiance to the shortages that plagued the past many months?…
Lees meerAlleged campaign involved stalking via GPS and hidden cameras, fake interviews, confidential government data Five suspects were indicted in a federal court in Brooklyn, New York on Wednesday for alleged crimes related to a campaign to silence dissid…
Lees meerCold plate tech to be deployed across entire portfolio, pledges China-based contract manufacturer Server maker Inspur is going all-in on liquid cooling, making cold plate cooling technology available across its portfolio and working with third parti…
Lees meer1,300 packages from 1,000 automated user accounts set the stage for something big A burst of almost 1,300 JavaScript packages automatically created on NPM via more than 1,000 user accounts could be the initial step in a major crypto-mining campaign,…
Lees meerUpdate addresses heap buffer overflow and type confusion bugs in Google's browser engine Microsoft has followed Google's lead and issued an update for its Edge browser following the arrival of a WebRTC zero-day.…
Lees meerIt's not that Facebook doesn't allow scraping, it's more that they weren't authorized, allegedly Facebook parent Meta openly collects data from its billions of users, but when other companies scrape said data, it's a problem, according to a pair of …
Lees meerWhat's the opposite of defenestration? To considerable amusement in the Linux community, the infamous lead developer of systemd has a new job – at Microsoft.…
Lees meerThe births bring Musk's brood to 9 ... that we know of Tech mogul Elon Musk quietly welcomed twins last November, bringing the total number of children he's fathered to nine.…
Lees meerTom Keane helped Redmond win JEDI deal, respond to GDPR, and ran Azure datacenter infrastructure worldwide Microsoft cloud lieutenant Tom Keane is departing the megacorp where he has spent the past 21 years in various senior roles. He is heading for…
Lees meerThe Brexit and COVID era has seen a litany of failures and half-baked ideas As UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to resign – but stay on in a caretaker role for three months – the momentous occasion offers the opportunity to reflect on his le…
Lees meerMajor supplier to US government and enterprise only just getting back on its feet New Jersey-based IT reseller and service provider SHI International was knocked off the web after a July 4 cyberattack.…
Lees meerThe memory chips are here, we're just waiting on Intel and AMD Memory maker Micron has announced availability of DDR5 server DRAM components in preparation for server and workstation platforms from Intel and AMD that are due to support the faster me…
Lees meerLock down your 'piss corridor' – or even better, don't have one at all Many security breaches involve leaks, but not perhaps in the same way as one revealed by noted security consultant Andrew Tierney, who managed to gain unauthorized access to a da…
Lees meerSingapore's Group-IB was once a Moscow startup and will now conduct 'regional diversification' Singapore-based security vendor and services provider Group-IB has commenced a "regional diversification" program that will see it not just continue to op…
Lees meerTech giants under scrutiny by the Competition and Markets Authority The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is kicking off investigations into both Microsoft's merger with Activision Blizzard and concerns about Amazon's Marketplace habits.…
Lees meer£800m contract focused on education sector will see subcontractors managed by consultant Management consultancy WCL has won a tender with the UK government to supply "everything ICT" in a contract which could be worth up to £800 million (c $950 mill…
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