Four years later than planned – maybe that's how long it will take to make it secure? Microsoft has updated its roadmap for Exchange Server and revealed that the next version will arrive in 2025 – four years later than planned.…
Lees meerDebuts version 5.19rc1, which includes HPE’s next-gen server ASIC and much more Linus Torvalds has announced the first release candidate for version 5.19 of the Linux kernel, and declared it represents a milestone in multiplatform development for th…
Lees meerAlso US warns of voting machine flaws and Google pays out $100 million to Illinois In brief Last month the notorious Russian ransomware gang Conti threatened to overthrow Costa Rica's government if a ransom wasn't paid. This month, another band of …
Lees meerRussia's top tech CEO accused of material support to Moscow Arkady Volozh, CEO of Russia’s biggest internet company Yandex, has resigned after being added to the European Union’s list of individuals sanctioned as part of its response to the illegal …
Lees meerStartup teases 128+ core chip, disses Xeon and Epyc, unsurprisingly Interview After two years of claiming that its Arm-powered server processors provide better performance and efficiency for cloud applications than Intel or AMD's, Ampere Computing …
Lees meer'The attack surface has expanded exponentially' during the work-from-home pandemic, says one Almost all cybersecurity professionals are stressed, and nearly half (46 percent) have considered leaving the industry altogether, according to a DeepInstin…
Lees meerHey, big Apple, how'd you like them Big Apples? Right-to-repair advocates are applauding the passage of New York's Digital Fair Repair Act, which state assembly members approved Friday in a 145–1 vote.…
Lees meerAlbeit to avoid US sanctions hitting it in the wallet The Russian-based Evil Corp is jumping from one malware strain to another in hopes of evading sanctions placed on it by the US government in 2019.…
Lees meerLike the Hotdog, Not Hotdog app but more Kidnapped, Not Kidnapped Australia's federal police and Monash University are asking netizens to send in snaps of their younger selves to train a machine-learning algorithm to spot child abuse in photographs.…
Lees meerFor $50,000 annually plus building work, budget-strapped teachers can (maybe) zap gunmen, for the kids Rick Smith, founder and CEO of body camera and Taser maker Axon, believes he has a way to reduce the risk of school children being shot by people …
Lees meerAndroid patches incoming for NAS-ty memory overwrite flaw A critical flaw in the LTE firmware of the fourth-largest smartphone chip biz in the world could be exploited over the air to block people's communications and deny services.…
Lees meerCrooks divert transactions to own wallets while running mining on the side A crew using malware that performs cryptomining and clipboard-hacking operations have made off with at least $1.7 million in stolen cryptocurrency.…
Lees meerMainframe muddle means extra crossword time for today's hero On Call Welcome back to On Call wherein a Register reader accidentally improved an airline's productivity by the simple virtue of knowing their stuff.…
Lees meerManagement reveals 10 suitors, plus a digital transformation plan to become a software-defined business Disgraced tech giant Toshiba has revealed it has received ten buyout proposals, and devised a plan to grow its digital businesses.…
Lees meerLocal authorities insist the next chapter is not a collapse in foreign investment Amazon.com has decided to end its Kindle digital book business in China.…
Lees meerRedmond is open to its staff organizing, but feels they don't need to On March 23, 1976, a vote of the United Nations General Assembly brought into force the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – an international agreement that at A…
Lees meerStrongly suggests extensive re-writes and consultation - backed up by Microsoft, Intel, AWS, and friends Lobby group The Software Alliance (BSA)* has written to India's government, pointing out impractical requirements, inconsistencies, and flaws in…
Lees meerAnd no, I'm not throwing out this lawsuit, says judge Amazon's attempt to dismiss a lawsuit, led by one of its senior software engineers, asking it to reimburse workers for internet and electricity costs racked up while working from home in the pand…
Lees meerHortons hears a sue From May 2019 through August 2020, the mobile app published by multinational restaurant chain Tim Hortons surveilled customers constantly by gathering their location data without valid consent, according to a Canadian government …
Lees meerIs the gang some sort of Conti side hustle? The answer may be yes The Feds have warned organizations about a lesser-known extortion gang Karakurt, which demands ransoms as high as $13 million and, some cybersecurity folks say, may be linked to the n…
Lees meerOne suggested option: Turn the thing off until it can be fixed Atlassian has warned users of its Confluence collaboration tool that they should either restrict internet access to the software, or disable it, in light of a critical-rated unauthentica…
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