We'll have to wait until the US wakes up before we can answer that one | Continue reading
Picked up xHelper 'matryoshka' trojan? Best to just nuke the site from orbit | Continue reading
Don't worry, though. Any 'systematic' data extraction would be 'time-consuming' | Continue reading
Alarm sounded after orgs open up internal platforms for work-from-home staff | Continue reading
HTTP header ends in own goal | Continue reading
But reverses its policy on downgrades anyway, to quiet noisome critics | Continue reading
MEX I can: A tale of ingenuity and innovation | Continue reading
The Perseverance rover gets its grousers ahead of planned July/August launch | Continue reading
Tough choice for adtech monolith in Foundem case | Continue reading
Huge surge in applications for financial assistance show Governor Phil Murphy the ugly side of technical debt | Continue reading
Uncle Sam's crackdown sparks 'force majeure event that cannot be overcome' | Continue reading
Video calls also routed through China, probe discovers | Continue reading
A glimpse of life at Whaddon Hall | Continue reading
US air safety bods call it 'potentially catastrophic' if reboot directive not implemented | Continue reading
Mum? Dad? What was lockdown like? It went by in a flash, junior, because we studied for a database certification | Continue reading
Flying a 50-year-old rocket to mark the anniversary of Apollo 13? What could go wrong? | Continue reading
Is this the end of the DNS? No, but it is curious to see where this is going | Continue reading
Failed defamation claim proves pricey | Continue reading
Well-known software development principles count for more than technology choices | Continue reading
Failed defamation claim proves pricey | Continue reading
What will be the fate of an open-source project relied upon by so many? | Continue reading
Team Redmond stokes the flames as an exercise in black humor | Continue reading
'We believe the stolen graphics IP is not core to the competitiveness or security of our graphics products' | Continue reading
Bad time to request new resources, and existing ones have problems too | Continue reading
Just don't let your battery die or you'll have to explain it to the police | Continue reading
Customers on-premises with perpetual licences 'don't have a good story' for remote working | Continue reading
Tips from El Reg hack with two decades of WFH experience | Continue reading
Facebook's popular frontend framework can't escape its heritage | Continue reading
Audit finds that error could actually mean less data flows to boffins because space agency may not be able to afford downloads | Continue reading
Where there's a hit, there's a writ | Continue reading
And 3D-printed valve for breathing machine sparks legal threat | Continue reading
Crushed rollers sent rack into the red until techies solved wheely obscure problem | Continue reading
Can't fix flaws if you don't look for them | Continue reading
Too bad they are likely uninhabitable | Continue reading
The mystery of manipulating nuclear spins with electric fields could make it easier to build quantum computers in the future | Continue reading
Old-style monolithic but modular software is 'highly underrated' | Continue reading
Plus thousands of laptops on unloved Windows OS used by Ministry of Justice, it admits | Continue reading
It's not quite DeepMind's 'Come with me if you want to live' moment, but it's close, maybe | Continue reading
The K8s on-ramp you didn't realise you need, or so Virtzilla hopes | Continue reading
Chipzilla's silicon will surrender secrets if properly probed | Continue reading
Well-known software development principles count for more than technology choices | Continue reading
Fiddle with some numbers and voila | Continue reading
'Really high number' could be fixed by using multi-factor authentication | Continue reading
Although exploitation is like shooting a lone fish in a tiny barrel 1,000 miles away | Continue reading
Tales of terrible security, poor compartmentalization, and more, emerge from the Schulte hearings | Continue reading
Lax DNS leaves door wide open for miscreants to impersonate Windows giant on its own websites | Continue reading
Old-style monolithic but modular software is 'highly underrated' | Continue reading
Staff found out after seeing their own jobs advertised in India | Continue reading