Vid-slingers had been asking how this happened for years, even while their channels were spruiking dodgy crypto | Continue reading
Britain's anti Amazon and Google war gets a second front | Continue reading
15% tax minimum to hit tech firms | Continue reading
Amended Texas complaint alleges backroom efforts to maintain ad dominance and more | Continue reading
Golf enthusiast given 30 days to cough up code | Continue reading
Windows giant has a funny way of 'loving' Free software | Continue reading
Alternative headline: Yet another widely used project maintained thanklessly by 'some random person in Nebraska' | Continue reading
Windows Insiders get their hands on the Windows Subsystem for Android | Continue reading
Look what you found! Aren't you clever! | Continue reading
Unique fingerprints lurk in radio signals more often than not, it seems | Continue reading
Considering the slack security of such kit, it's a perfect storm | Continue reading
Update to v6.02 – or don't, but on your head be it | Continue reading
Meanwhile Elon's running orbital tourist trips and ISS crew missions | Continue reading
A death by a thousand cuts | Continue reading
Intel duo propose fresh use of, yes, SGX but also Arm's TrustZone and similar TEEs | Continue reading
Cloud data market heats up as company lures $60m in Series C funding | Continue reading
Academics advised to consider excluding certain terminology for the sake of inclusivity | Continue reading
Crew successfully de-orbited on Sunday carrying vital payload: footage for a movie shot in space | Continue reading
Michigan man arrested for borrowing costly textbooks and selling them | Continue reading
ICANN also dislikes it but web infrastructure firms don't really mind | Continue reading
It's not all bad news for some | Continue reading
Try InJobs instead! All the fun of a résumé and no comments allowed | Continue reading
Landing with liquid fuel aboard made slosh-avoidance essential. Plus: China names first woman to visit Tiangong space station | Continue reading
Inconsistent regulation means crooks can sneak cryptos through cracks – pretty much everyone wants them filled | Continue reading
It's better to get lithium from used batteries than from the ground, says Elon Musk | Continue reading
What's a long length of electrical wire? A transmitter, of course | Continue reading
Oi, Google: how did this get past your review process? And Imperva: why does your web page offer to install software? | Continue reading
Microsoft's New Technology File System has been with us for decades and at long, long last it's going to be fully supported for penguins | Continue reading
Cybersecurity Advisors Network gets backing from Bugcrowd, infosec luminaries, even the OECD | Continue reading
Zucks to lose your #HugOps | Continue reading
Usernames and passwords could be read (and abused) by anyone in since fixed flaw | Continue reading
WSL will still be baked in if you want it – but Redmond wants you to get it from the Store | Continue reading
Working to have vSphere provide a memory service that tiers pages, claims hardware TCO boost of 30 to 50 per cent | Continue reading
Chocolate Factory says its fingerprinting spec is unfinished | Continue reading
Chatham House speech targets non-state baddies as well as grey zone and nation states | Continue reading
Proposed law could 'erode trust and confidence' in healthcare | Continue reading
Docs were smuggled past security and sold for $110K of Monero after ProtonMail exchanges between 'Alice and 'Bob' | Continue reading
Dark pattern consent dialog invites users to share their location with advertisers | Continue reading
Community not happy with justification for actions taken without consultation or recent engagement | Continue reading
Uh, cool? | Continue reading
Kudos given to Signal. Not so much for Facebook and Whatsapp | Continue reading
Drivers slip into the kernel as team ponders GPU hardware | Continue reading
Singapore pulls plug on 'Ask Jamie' after it also suggested polio jabs and other 'misaligned replies' | Continue reading
'Don't tell us you're about the community and then go do the business of Microsoft' | Continue reading
'Don't tell us you're about the community and then go do the business of Microsoft' | Continue reading
Browser monoculture bad | Continue reading
Deal could value chip maker at $25bn | Continue reading
Assuming tech works as promised, overhaul needed in policy and supplies, panel says | Continue reading