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Friday June 14, 2019. 03:38 PM
acirc US can try extraditing Julian Assange next year, rules UK court
HMP Belmarsh resident preps for next legal fight WikiLeaks' Julian Assange will face a full extradition hearing on 24 February next year, Westminster Magistrates' Court ruled this morning.…
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its We asked readers what DXC should be known for... and of course you came up with the goods
You lovely bunch of, um, brand strategists. We knew you'd treat them right El Reg this week asked readers to lean their e-bike against the Japanese maple that overlooks the strategy boutique to help Ed Ho, GM for the Build division at DXC Technology, determine what his...
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into Bonjour, mon chum! Québécois IT giant CGI snaps up freshly Irish Galileo botherer SCISYS
Splashes £78.9m on IP, space smarts and general boffinry Canadian IT consulting giant CGI has settled its crosshairs on Brexit-dodging SCISYS, ponying up £78.9m in cold, hard cash to acquire the Dublin-based software 'n' services outfit.…
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not Exodus: Tech top brass bail on £1bn UK courts reform amid concerns project is floundering
Digitisation programme already at 'serious risk' of missing deadline Exclusive A raft of senior techies working on £1bn project to modernise Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) have stepped down amid concerns the flagship project is floundering.…
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like Those darn users don't know what they're doing (not like us, of course)
Click on the toothbrush, toggle the flange and press 'Harp'. It's obvious Something for the Weekend, Sir? Haha, what an idiot! He was clicking like mad and nothing was happening! Of course it wasn't because – haha – he was clicking in the wrong place! He looked utterly...
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deepfakes Get a grip on neural networks, R, Python, TensorFlow, deployment of AI, and much more, at our MCubed workshops
Book tickets now for our machine-learning conference this autumn Event You know that you could achieve great things if only you had time to get to grips with TensorFlow, or mine a vast pile of text, or simply introduce machine-learning into your existing workflow.…
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what When virtual mittens sell for thousands, of course gamers are ripe targets for cyber shenanigans
Guys, your security hygiene stinks Akamai Edge World Players of games like Fortnite and Minecraft have emerged as juicy targets for cybercriminals.…
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tech You'll always need VMs says, surprise, VMware: Run on any cloud you like and get portability
Yep, and two sets of bills VMWare's Rajiv Ramaswami, Cloud Services COO, has told investors that VMs (virtual machines) are here to stay, even as container-based applications grow in popularity. Well, he would, wouldn't he.…
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computer When customers see red, sometimes the obvious solution will only fan the flames
Howz ur spelan? On Call Friday has arrived, and with it the promise of a weekend free of workplace distractions. It also brings another tale from one of the unfortunates who will be spending their Saturday and Sunday awaiting the dreaded phone call. Welcome to On Call.…
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geek Gonna be so cool when we finally get into space, float among the stars, work out every day, inject testosterone...
Wait, wut? Surviving in zero gravity takes its toll on the human body. Muscular atrophy sets in, and astronauts should not only exercise regularly but consider taking testosterone shots too, according to new research.…
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news Mirai botnet malware offspring graduates from uni, puts on a suit, slips into your enterprise
Isn't that what we all want for our kids, after all? A descendant of the notorious Mirai Internet-of-Things botnet has apparently cast a wider net than its predecessors, potentially infecting systems normally found within enterprises.…
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pc settlement.js not found: JavaScript package biz NPM scraps talks, fights union-busting claims
CEO speaks to The Reg as we dig into labor complaints, future of npm CLI Special report JavaScript package registry and aspiring enterprise service NPM Inc is planning to fight union-busting complaints brought to America's labor watchdog by fired staffers, rather than settle ...
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technology 'AI is not the cause, it’s an accelerant. The pace of change is challenging' Experts give Congress deepfakes straight dope
People will share anything scandalous, duh – El Reg might well be Exhibit A Analysis The US House of Reps' Intelligence Committee on Thursday held its first hearing into computer-fabricated videos dubbed deepfakes, quizzing experts from across worlds of AI, social policy,...
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internet 'AI is not the cause, it’s an accelerant ... the pace of change is challenging' Eggheads give Congress deepfakes straight dope
People will share anything scandalous, duh – El Reg might well be Exhibit A Analysis The US House of Reps' Intelligence Committee on Thursday held its first hearing into computer-fabricated videos dubbed deepfakes, quizzing experts from across worlds of AI, social policy,...
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Thursday June 13, 2019. 11:57 PM
technologies Yubico YubiKey lets you be me: Security blunder sparks recall of govt-friendly auth tokens
For FIPS sake! Yubico is recalling one of its YubiKey lines after the authentication dongles were found to have a security weakness.…
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computers Anyone else find it weird that the bloke tasked with probing tech giants for antitrust abuses used to, um, work for the same tech giants?
No, of course not. It's all perfectly fine Comment The man heading up any potentially US government antitrust probes into tech giants like Apple and Google used to work for... Apple and Google.…
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pc news Facebook won't nuke deepfakes? OK, let's tear up those precious legal protections from user-posted content, then
Lawmakers threaten to rewrite rules that shield sites from netizens' dodgy uploads US lawmakers have warned they may revisit American tech corporations' blanket legal protections – specifically, the ones that shield internet giants from the fallout of user-posted content...
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pc news headlines Hacking these medical pumps is as easy as copying a booby-trapped file over the network
Uncle Sam sounds alarm after Windows CE SMB left wide open on hospital equipment Two security vulnerabilities in medical workstations can exploited by scumbags to hijack the devices and connected infusion pumps, potentially causing harm to patients, the US government...
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geek news ALIS through the looking glass: F-35 fighter jet's slurpware nearly made buyers pull out – report
Customers didn't like how much data spare parts package was funnelling back to America The F-35 fighter jet project has been hit by yet another set of controversies including a kerfuffle over US data-slurping, flight control problems and its stealth coating melting at...
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technology news Filthy Microsoft opens its .NET Core 3 trench coat for the sixth time
All the while more WPF source trickles into GitHub Microsoft has continued its quickfire pace of.NET Core 3 updates, flinging preview 6 at developers keen on the open-source platform.…
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