Updated: The live tracking service is struggling under 10-20 times more traffic than normal. | Continue reading
Australian Prime Minister warns the country could face retaliatory cyber attacks as sanctions are placed on Russia. | Continue reading
Want seriously fast internet speed? If you live in the right area, Frontier can deliver the goods. | Continue reading
AWS engineers explain why developers should build infrastructure software on Rust. | Continue reading
It was always going to come to something like this. But now, everyone at work may be even more concerned about what they write and say. | Continue reading
Linux programmers do a better job of patching security holes than programmers at Apple, Google, and Microsoft. | Continue reading
According to Qualys, one of the vulnerabilities can be exploited to escalate privilege to gain root privileges. | Continue reading
Microsoft plans to make it easier for organizations using Azure Active Directory to enforce multi-factor authentication for users from external organizations. | Continue reading
It's an all containers and Kubernetes IT world and we're just running our cloud applications on it. | Continue reading
Zuckerberg is between a rock and a hard place with his company suffering one setback after another. | Continue reading
Cross-compilers aren't good enough if you want to encourage developers to port apps for Windows on Arm. | Continue reading
In one of the most unlikely tech partnerships since Microsoft declared its undying love for Linux, Intel has joined the open-source hardware RISC-V International and is putting a billion into chip foundry startups. | Continue reading
Foreign professionals working remotely will be granted one-year visas; the association points to a risk of a "virtual brain drain" of local tech experts. | Continue reading
Raspberry Pi 3 and Pi 4 owners can now install the 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS. | Continue reading
Meanwhile, the company accused Apple of favoring Google over app-based platforms like Facebook with its privacy policies | Continue reading
The FBI also warned of cyber threats against the event despite no specific intel. | Continue reading
Processing data produced from DNA nanopore sequencing now takes half a day, instead of two weeks. | Continue reading
C++, Go, Rust and cybersecurity shine in O'Reilly Media's analysis, but Python, Java and Javascript still rule. | Continue reading
The demand for data science is growing fast, yet recruiters are struggling to find data scientists that can help them move their digital ambitions forward. | Continue reading
A host of novel chip features including analog computation will deliver a more-efficient, more reliable, more secure AI processor for multiple markets, CEO Venkat Mattel claims. | Continue reading
Censys said about 4,000 devices are still infected with Deadbolt ransomware. | Continue reading
"The exploit and loss of funds have a profound effect on thousands of real people," the company said in a message to the hackers. | Continue reading
Do people really do this? They do. And quite a lot more. | Continue reading
JavaScript developer Marak Squires wasn't happy about not making money from his open-source libraries, so he deliberately corrupted them, leaving programmers and end-users with dead-in-the-water programs. | Continue reading
The hospital system says they waited months to notify victims of the breach because the Justice Department asked them to. | Continue reading
Attackers accessed email accounts containing Social Security numbers, medical treatment information, and more. | Continue reading
Although it may have been a short duration event, AWS' latest outage served as another unwelcome reminder of just how much of the internet AWS can take down with it when it suffers even a localized fault. | Continue reading
The two aircraft manufacturers join the fray to counter pro-5G parties like CTIA and the FCC. | Continue reading
DuckDuckGo takes aim at Google Chrome but insists it isn't going to fork Google's Chromium project upon which Chrome, Edge and others are built on. | Continue reading
"The most important takeaway is to avoid new tokens that haven't undergone a code audit," said Chainalysis. | Continue reading
Many owners and bosses still want employees back with their nose to the cubicle grindstone. Forget that noise! | Continue reading
Afghanistan, Pete Davidson, and stimulus checks were just a few of the most searched terms on Google in 2021. | Continue reading
A basic Javascript WebSocket connection can trigger a local Log4j remote code attack via a drive-by compromise. Wonderful. Truly wonderful. | Continue reading
Microsoft detects a new wave of state-sponsored activity focusing on the Log4j bug. | Continue reading
Alright, I'm just going to start out with a little background before I start, this particular research was so cool that I've been talking about it all day. Reading this whitepaper, written by Mark Dowd, was as exciting to me as watching highlights of Michael Jordan sinking that … | Continue reading
If you put Linux, OpenStack, and Kubernetes together, you get a great Infrastructure-as-a-Service cloud: LOKI. | Continue reading
Amazon Web Services had trouble again this morning. | Continue reading
Now, more than ever, companies want employees with Linux skills. Here's how to get prepared for those jobs. | Continue reading
Microsoft offers repair tools through iFixit to address the biggest problem with Surface repairs: glue. | Continue reading
Severe vulnerability in Java logging libraries allows unauthenticated remote code execution and access to servers, warn researchers. | Continue reading
The HR management platform has already informed major customers, like the city government of Cleveland, about the attack. | Continue reading
A record of 18,378 vulnerabilities was reported in 2021, but the number of high severity vulnerabilities was lower than in 2020. | Continue reading
Cloudflare said the earliest activity for the vulnerability known as Log4Shell was from December 1. | Continue reading
The introduction of the RA3 instance a couple of years ago set the stage for last week's serverless announcement. Separation of storage and compute enabled Redshift to finally match the elasticity of Snowflake and others. But it also provides leapfrog opportunities down the road. | Continue reading
55.000 projects, 30.000 developers, $54M funding, and customers including the likes of NASA, in a bit over 2 years. Edge Impulse is riding the wave of machine learning at the edge | Continue reading
Nowadays, you have the choice of only one prominent phone design: the 'patented' slate-like touch-screen smartphone. But ten years ago, Nokia mobile devices were diverse, innovative and in some cases downright strange in order to meet consumer demand. | Continue reading
Linux is getting more Rust in it by the day. | Continue reading