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Tuesday January 8, 2019. 04:34 AM
More moron-crime than serious cyber-crime, your data is safe The operator of an Australian emergency warning service has denied that user information was breached after someone accessed its system to post “you've been hacked” messages.…
Will there be a deal or no deal? The first of three major trials this spring involving Qualcomm has opened in Silicon Valley, with phone makers chipping in... no pun intended.…
Judge quashes hopes of big comm tech payday WiLAN has been told by a US judge it can either walk away with $10m in patent-infringement damages from Apple – somewhat lower than the $145m set by a jury – or go to trial again to set the figure.…
Job numbers, coverage... is there anything US telco giant hasn't been accused of inflating? AT&TScumbag has rolled out a new branding for its LTE mobile broadband network, calling the current-gen system 5GE, or 5GEvolution.…
Monday January 7, 2019. 11:17 PM
Tax-funded bureaucrats can't cut off people just because they disagree with them In what may prove to be a significant precedent, a US appeals court has ruled that Facebook represents a public forum and the First Amendment on freedom of expression applies.…
She'll make you live her crazy life, but she'll take away your pain like a bullet to your wallet A newly spotted piece of hybrid malware steals copies of victims' files and then encrypts said data, demanding a ransom to unscramble it.…
Brexit just gets better British citizens with a.eu domain should buy a dotcom replacement and lawyer up, the UK government has formally advised.…
First Redmond takes over code hotel, now it's telling us: You will, er, won't pay for this GitHub, the code storage and developer data gold mine acquired by Microsoft last year, has lowered the price it charges for private repositories from $7 per month to zero.…
Even filing a patent didn't save Terry Keebaugh from the old tin tack An award-winning former IBM saleswoman who tried to patent a system that slurped fired graybeards’ mainframe knowledge before they departed is now suing IBM for age discrimination – and squarely blames ...
Almost half the team to be reassigned before closure Taiwanese chip-maker UMC, under legal siege from the US Department of Justice, has reportedly pared down its DRAM project team by nearly one half, signalling victory for rival Micron.…
Stop us if you've heard this one before NHS England has once again pledged to improve the state of digital services to benefit patients and staff in its Long Term Plan, with a fully digital secondary care and access to digital consultations promised by 2024.…
Stop us if you've heard this one before NHS England has once again pledged to improve the state of digital services to benefit patients and staff in its Long Term Plan, with a fully digital secondary care and access to digital consultations promised by 2024.…
Alles ist gut DXC Technology has negotiated terms to buy fellow New York Stock Exchange-listed tech services and consulting group Luxoft for $2bn.…
Slow, small and quick, or big and speedy? SSDs for mini-NAS, thin laptops and gamers Seagate has tossed three SSDs into the CES arena, looking to please small NAS users, thin laptoppers and gamers.…
Fancy that – dumb is the new smart CES 2019 The most eye-catching debuts at CES 2019 are more analogue than digital, and dumber rather than smarter.…
Torvalds has run out of fingers and toes, so version 5.0 RC1 is here Penguinistas, take heed. The kernel of your beloved OS has rung in the new year with a brand spanking new version number because... Linus felt like it.…
Have enterprise networking portfolio, will travel Cisco could reap the benefits of the Western world's security crackdown on Huawei enterprise networking equipment, analysts from JP Morgan have said.…
New-look firm turns attention to PR offensive Former Hadoop rivals Cloudera and Hortonworks have completed their merger after shareholders approved the plans at the end of 2018.…
Sir, remove your pants meow Singaporean border officials were taken aback at just how happy one gent was to see them – particularly when the bulge in his trousers started mewling.…
Actifio, Exagrid, IBM, WANdisco, WekaIO, and more Roundup 2019 kicked off with storage action from Actifio, Exagrid, IBM, WANdisco and WekaIO, as well as some musical chairs at Mellanox, Weka and Virtuozzo.…
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