Fake IT support calls hit 20 orgs, end in stolen Salesforce data and extortion, Google warns
Victims include hospitality, retail and education sectors
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Tech giants say blocking purloined devices via IMEI could open new fraud risks
AWS forms EU-based cloud unit as customers fret about Trump 2.0
Locally run, Euro-controlled, ‘legally independent,' and ready by the end of 2025
KDE targets Windows 10 'exiles' claiming 'your computer is toast'
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HashiCorp speaks up about adjusting to life under IBM
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Devops05 Jun 2025 |
Ship abandoned off Alaska after electric cars on board catch fire
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AI kept 15-year-old zombie vuln alive, but its time is drawing near
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Ukrainian carriers are leasing their IPv4 addresses to stay afloat - sometimes after being overrun by Russia
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Networks05 Jun 2025 | 2
China accuses Taiwan of running five feeble APT gangs, with US help
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Security05 Jun 2025 | 3
IBM Cloud login breaks for second time this week and Big Blue isn't saying why
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Off-Prem05 Jun 2025 | 2
Reddit sues Anthropic for scraping content into the maw of its eternally ravenous AI
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AI + ML05 Jun 2025 | 1
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Systems04 Jun 2025 | 10
Play ransomware crims exploit SimpleHelp flaw in double-extortion schemes
Recompiled binaries and phone threats used to boost the pressure
Cyber-crime04 Jun 2025 | 1
GlobalFoundries commits $3B more to US fabs in Trump tariff flex
Silicon photonics and gallium nitride a major focus
Systems04 Jun 2025 | 9
Ukraine strikes Russian bomber-maker with hack attack
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Public Sector04 Jun 2025 | 11
Ransomware scum leak patient data after disrupting chemo treatments at Kettering
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Cyber-crime04 Jun 2025 | 6
60 years ago the US took its first walk in space with Gemini 4
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KDE targets Windows 10 'exiles' claiming 'your computer is toast'
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Apple developers reject Java, claim big savings from switch to Swift
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Personal Tech04 Jun 2025 | 19
Fake IT support calls hit 20 orgs, end in stolen Salesforce data and extortion, Google warns
Victims include hospitality, retail and education sectors
Cyber-crime04 Jun 2025 | 13
Crims stole 40,000 people's data from our network, admits publisher Lee Enterprises
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Cyber-crime04 Jun 2025 | 1
Please tell us Reg: Why are AI PC sales slower than expected?
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AI + ML04 Jun 2025 | 46
Cops want Apple, Google to kill stolen phones remotely – so why won't they?
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Personal Tech04 Jun 2025 | 56
HPE working on Plan B if DoJ nixes the Juniper deal it rates as shareholders' rocket to riches
AI sales are a little 'lumpy' but all things hybrid cloud are going well - including job cuts
PaaS + IaaS04 Jun 2025 | 2
UK CyberEM Command to spearhead new era of armed conflict
Government details latest initiative following announcement last week
Security04 Jun 2025 | 13
Need for speed? CityFibre punts 5.5 Gbps symmetrical broadband at ISPs
Altnet claims upgrade puts it ahead of Openreach on performance and cost, with more to come in 2026
Networks04 Jun 2025 | 50
Ukraine war spurred infosec vet Mikko Hyppönen to pivot to drones
Interview Why? There's a war in Europe, Finland has a belligerent neighbor, and cyber is a settled field
Security04 Jun 2025 | 26
Broadcom aims a Tomahawk at Nvidia's AI networking empire with 102.4T photonic switch
Chip giant's latest ASIC promises 200GbE to up to 512 GPUs
Networks04 Jun 2025 |
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CEO of India's KiranaPro, which brings convenience stores online, vows to name the perp
Cyber-crime04 Jun 2025 | 19
Torvalds' typing taste test touches tactile tragedy
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Meta pauses mobile port tracking tech on Android after researchers cry foul
Zuckercorp and Yandex used localhost loophole to tie browser data to app users, say boffins
Research03 Jun 2025 | 47
You say Cozy Bear, I say Midnight Blizzard, Voodoo Bear, APT29 …
Opinion Microsoft, CrowdStrike, and pals promise clarity on cybercrew naming, deliver alias salad instead
Cyber-crime03 Jun 2025 | 13
Meta just saved an Illinois nuclear plant that was set to be mothballed
The 20-year deal with Constellation will slake Zuckercorp's thirst for energy to power AI datacenters
Science03 Jun 2025 | 25
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Google quietly pushes emergency fix for Chrome 0-day as exploit runs wild
TAG team spotted the V8 bug first, so you can bet nation-states weren’t far behind
Patches03 Jun 2025 | 6
Microsoft will stop pestering Windows users about Edge in EU
Plus, Europeans will find it easier to sideline Bing and uninstall the Windows Store
OSes03 Jun 2025 | 16
X's new 'encrypted' XChat feature seems no more secure than the failure that came before it
Musk's 'Bitcoin-style encryption' claim has experts scratching their heads
Security03 Jun 2025 | 80
Crooks fleece The North Face accounts with recycled logins
Outdoorsy brand blames credential stuffing
Cyber-crime03 Jun 2025 | 7
AWS forms EU-based cloud unit as customers fret about Trump 2.0
Locally run, Euro-controlled, ‘legally independent,' and ready by the end of 2025
PaaS + IaaS03 Jun 2025 | 38
Windows 11 market share stalls ahead of Windows 10 cutoff
Microsoft's latest and greatest still lags behind predecessor as time runs out
OSes03 Jun 2025 | 54
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Engineers bring Psyche's thrusters back online
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Science03 Jun 2025 | 18
Microsoft patches the patch that put Windows 11 in a coma
Out-of-band is becoming the norm rather than the exception
OSes03 Jun 2025 | 13
Schneider Electric says US grid will be less stable by 2030 as datacenter demand rises
Safety margin set to narrow – yes that buffer that helps prevent cascading failure events
On-Prem03 Jun 2025 | 18
Illicit crypto-miners pouncing on lazy DevOps configs that leave clouds vulnerable
To stop the JINX-0132 gang behind these attacks, pay attention to HashiCorp, Docker, and Gitea security settings
Security03 Jun 2025 | 6
Workday promises to grow workforce slowly and differently after shedding 1,750 jobs
February jobs cuts will be followed by rehiring in line with AI 'aspirations,' CFO says
SaaS03 Jun 2025 | 16
Bling slinger Cartier tells customers to be wary of phishing attacks after intrusion
Nothing terribly valuable taken in data heist, though privacy a little tarnished
Cyber-crime03 Jun 2025 | 6
AI hype fuels pay rise – but only if you're in the right gig
Software among the sectors seeing a productivity boost, PwC claims
AI + ML03 Jun 2025 | 4
What will UK government workers do with an extra 26 minutes a day?
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AI + ML03 Jun 2025 | 71
Regulator sues product comparison site alleged to only compare products on which it earned commission
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Legal03 Jun 2025 | 17
Atlassian tweaks licenses to reward those who buy more, but gets its sums wrong
Happy to bill for parts of a month when you buy, not when you say goodbye
Software03 Jun 2025 | 11
IBM Cloud login breaks for second time in a fortnight
Sev-1 incident downs support portals and means application data paths ‘may be affected’
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IBM Watson zombie brand shuffles forward with new AI lab in NYC
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Ukrainians smuggle drones hidden in cabins on trucks to strike Russian airfields
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Boffins found self-improving AI sometimes cheated
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US community bank says thieves drained customer data through third party hole
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French state formally bids €410M for Atos' slimmed-down HPC assets
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