ARM Give a man a fire and he's warm for a day, but set fire to him and he's warm for the rest of his life (Terry Pratchett, Jingo)

NSA warns that mobile device location services constantly compromise snoops and soldiers

(2020/08/05)

It might be best not to ask how the NSA knows this and why it advises most mitigations don’t help

What a good eye-dea: Battery-less, grain-of-sand-sized 2.4GHz transmitter to help save your eyesight

(2020/08/05)

Wireless sensor to show 'how the body is responding in real-time' to treatment

China slams President Trump's TikTok banned-or-be-bought plan in the US

(2020/08/05)

Beijing accuses America of working to destroy businesses it doesn't like

There’s no going back. We have entered the age of digital-first. Now we need to secure it

(2020/08/05)

Tune in and hear all about new research into the benefits of safe remote collaboration – auf Deutsch

Alibaba Cloud reduces RAM, disk size and price of some cloud servers

(2020/08/05)

Tiniest instance type gets price hike and spec shrinkage

HPE slashes Windows Server 2019 licence costs – if you buy direct for its AMD Epyc Rome-powered servers

(2020/08/05)

Two cores for the price of one, under eleven-month ‘pilot’ scheme

Chinese debt collectors jailed for cyberbullying under ‘soft violence’ laws

(2020/08/05)

Threatening and insulting WeChat messages and worse earn time inside

Self-driving car supremo Anthony Levandowski sentenced to 18 months in the clink for stealing trade secrets from Google's Waymo

(2020/08/05)

Yes, you read that right, an American exec is actually going to serve time... eventually. When he chooses

Microsoft forked out $13.7m in bug bounties. The reward program's architect thinks the money could be better spent

(2020/08/04)

'A secure dev lifecycle has a much higher ROI than letting the public do the bug detection work for you'

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe – because we used astrometry: A Saturn-like world hugging its star

(2020/08/04)

Mexico, US boffins used technique 'for the first time' with ground-based radio 'scopes to spot exoplanet

Mozilla doubles down on anti-tracking tech: It'll be tougher for wily ad-biz cookie monsters to track Firefox

(2020/08/04)

Apple still leading in anti-cookie diet, Google – predictably – in the rearguard

As the world descends into madness, it's good to see some things never change: Monthly Android patches

(2020/08/04)

Qualcomm bugs among the worst – including a critical hole in wireless networking

European Commission: Full-scale probe launched into data-slurping potential of Google's $2.1bn Fitbit buy

(2020/08/04)

'New investigation casts fresh uncertainty over the deal,' says analyst

They say the tooth will set you free... so Brit dentist trade union tells members: 'Bad news – we've been hacked'

(2020/08/04)

Bank account numbers and sort codes may have been accessed by intruders

Wrap it before you tap it? No, say Linux developers: 'GPL condom' for Nvidia driver is laughed out of the kernel

(2020/08/04)

Facebook's man told: 'OK, now you are just trolling us'

Virgin Media CEO says Brit broadband biz 'performed well' in Q2, which is a weird way to say losses almost tripled

(2020/08/04)

More customers, more coverage, but profit proves elusive

Uncle Sam blames best pal China as Taidoor crew's dirty RAT takes aim at Western orgs, some have their doubts

(2020/08/04)

Hello, 2009 called, they said they've got an email for you

You think the UK coronavirus outbreak was bad? Just wait till winter: Study shows test-and-trace system is failing

(2020/08/04)

Modelling suggests massive second wave without major improvements

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas: Fondleslab sales shoot up to festive season levels as folk work from home

(2020/08/04)

Sorry, it's a bit early for Crimbo singalongs, isn't it?

University of Cambridge to decommission its homegrown email service Hermes in favour of Microsoft Exchange Online

(2020/08/04)

Institute says the knowledge needed to run it is fading, but the move wasn't without opposition

It took me fifteen years to discover that I had no talent for writing,
but I couldn't give it up because by that time I was too famous.
-- Robert Benchley