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)

curl vulnerabilities ironed out with patches after week-long tease

(2023/10/11)

Updated The coordinated disclosure didn’t quite go to plan, though



What to expect when the UK-US Data Bridge comes into force this week

(2023/10/11)

Opinion Britain's privacy watchdog still not happy that agreement 'appropriately' protects sensitive data



SAP barely moving needle to migrate users off ECC before support ends

(2023/10/11)

Gartner finds only a third are somewhat prepared for S/4HANA transition



Go ahead, let the unknowable security risks of Windows Copilot onto your PC fleet

(2023/10/11)

Column Or maybe don't let Microsoft's desire to defeat Google dictate your defensive strategy



Ransomwared health insurer wasn't using anti-virus software

(2023/10/11)

PhilHealth blames government procurement rules for license expiry and issues phishing warnings



Software patch fixes Euclid space telescope navigation bug

(2023/10/11)

Probe goes loopy after mistaking solar rays for stars



ASUS thinks outside the 4″ x 4″ box with plans for custom NUCs

(2023/10/11)

Commercial customers are in the frame, and gamers aren't forgotten, as it takes on Intel's mini PCs



APNIC close to completing delegation of its final /8 IPv4 block

(2023/10/11)

Asian internet registry still has 5M 32-bit addresses from different sources – or practically infinite IPv6s



Intel offers $179 Arc A580 GPU to gamers on a budget

(2023/10/11)

640K, sorry, 1080p ought to be enough for anybody



Twitter further restricts free tier with option to limit replies to verified accounts

(2023/10/11)

The digital town square, but with more pay-to-play curbs



Microsoft reportedly runs GitHub's AI Copilot at a loss

(2023/10/11)

Analysis Redmond willing to do its accounts in red ink to get you hooked



It's 2023 and Microsoft WordPad can be exploited to hijack vulnerable systems

(2023/10/11)

Patch Tuesday Happy Halloween! Security bugs under attack squashed, more flaws fixed



Judge tosses Sonos's $32.5M patent win over Google with savage slam down

(2023/10/11)

'It is wrong that our system was used to punish an innovator and to enrich a pretender'



Microsoft says VBScript will be ripped from Windows in future release

(2023/10/11)

It's PowerShell or something similar in the not too distant future



SBF on trial: The Python code that allegedly let Alameda hedge fund spend people's FTX deposits

(2023/10/10)

And Caroline Ellison says she was told by Bankman-Fried to take $10B from customer accounts



HTTP/2 'Rapid Reset' zero-day exploited in biggest DDoS deluge seen yet

(2023/10/10)

Botnet storm drowned last record with 398 million requests per second



Swedish tech biz aims to sail past traffic woes on electric hydrofoils

(2023/10/10)

But P-12's production timeline is fuzzy



Mirai reloads exploit arsenal as botnet embarks on another expansion drive

(2023/10/10)

With 13 new payloads it's the biggest update to the botnet in months



Google pays Apple $18B to $20B a year to keep its search in iPhone

(2023/10/10)

Bernstein estimates value of agreement, warns it and similar deals may end if DoJ wins antitrust case



RISC-V org claims export restrictions would stifle innovation

(2023/10/10)

Efforts to deny China access will hurt the 'open' part of open standard, says collab body CEO



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I just uploaded xtoolplaces-1.6. It fixes all bugs but one: It still
coredumps instead of doing something useful. The upstream author's
e-mail address bounces, Redhat doesn't provide it and I never used it.
-- Sven Rudolph <sr1@os.inf.tu-dresden.de>