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Monday May 14, 2018. 10:06 AM
Automated filth shows plan just grist to the privacy activists' mill Web-dwellers who don't use Tor but are worried about the UK's impending smut block interrupting their viewing habits have been offered a simple way to satisfy their urges – porn by Email.…
Client was silent on critical network details and little things like multi-tenancy Who, me? Welcome again to “Who, me?”, The Register’s confessional column in which techies unburden their souls by revealing that they have broken stuff.…
Users advised to stop using and/or uninstall plugins ASAP to stop Pretty Grievous Pwnage Updated A professor of Computer Security at the Münster University of Applied Sciences has warned that popular email encryption tool Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) might actually allow...
Arise, ‘Citrix Hypervisor’ and ‘ Citrix SD-WAN’ Citrix has rebranded most of its stuff.…
At an inquiry into news and ads, of all things. Is Big Red playing a deeper game? Oracle has “provided information … about Google services” to Australian regulators.…
Contact form data left on server for more than TWO YEARS, then came ransomware The Australian State of New South Wales' reproductive and sexual health organisation Family Planning NSW has advised users of an April 2018 ransomware attack that may have compromised sensitive...
Developer's dreams of driving off in a Ferrari dashed Admins of the Ubuntu Store have pulled all apps from a developer who signed himself 'Nicholas Tomb', and from his e-mail signature apparently wanted to crypto-mine himself into a Ferrari.…
Developer's dreams of driving off in a Ferrari dashed Admins of the Ubuntu Store have pulled all apps from a developer who signed himself 'Nicholas Tomb', and from his e-mail signature apparently wanted to crypto-mine himself into a Ferrari.…
Open networking foundation reckons SDN controller devs can sort it out at their end The Open Networking Foundation is moving to address the protocol vulnerability revealed last week in OpenFlow, but won't revise the protocol. Not yet, anyway.…
VID Why crawl when you can fly? Because flying in a thin atmosphere is hard, but Mars 2020 will try anyway NASA has announced that its Mars 2020 mission will include a small helicopter.…
Infosec bods remind devs, users to check for patches Electron – the widely used desktop application framework that renders top programs such as Slack, Atom, and Visual Studio Code – suffered from a security vulnerability that potentially allows miscreants to execute evil ...
Sanctions for Chinese networks-and-smartmobe outfit one week, diplomacy the next United States President Donald Trump has signalled an intervention to avoid job losses at Chinese networking-kit-and-smartmobe-maker ZTE.…
Saturday May 12, 2018. 02:00 PM
Hacking laws in the limelight in Georgia and DC, plus new iPhone anti-tampering Roundup Here's a roundup of everything that's happened in the world of infosec this week, beyond what we've already covered.…
Find out more about Google Duplex, the Atlas robot, and what caused Uber's deadly accident Roundup Here's a summary of this week's AI news, beyond what we've already covered.…
One small step for Musk, one giant leap for Bangladesh After a day's delay, Bangladesh's first satellite was today successfully launched atop the first SpaceX Falcon 9 Block 5 rocket.…
But wait! Is that a shining white knight come to save us all? So we finally have a date: June 11, 2018.…
Friday May 11, 2018. 11:01 PM
Afrinic in limbo in aftermath of sex harassment claims A protest vote against corporate mismanagement at Africa's main internet body has sent the organization into freefall.…
Senator Wyden asks FCC, mobile carriers to investigate stalker tech Updated An American telco that provides costly phone services to prisoners has been accused of harvesting location data on American phone users – and selling it to the police with no oversight.…
University claims the Bezos Bunch nicked its ideas for language processing Amazon is the target of a patent complaint from a US university that claims the Alexa assistant ripped off its technology for processing voice commands.…
Dell teases high and low-end hyperconverged kit at.NEXT Nutanix.NEXT attendees were this week furnished with details about a heavy duty server and skinny ROBO box – two new Nutanix-based hyperconverged systems from Dell.…
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