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)

Amazon's rumored investment in Arm's IPO might be good insurance

(2023/08/11)

Analysis What benefits the chip designer will trickle down to AWS's Graviton team



Maker of Chrome extension with 300,000+ users tells of constant pressure to sell out

(2023/08/11)

Interview Anyone with sizable audience in this surveillance economy is invited to stuff their add-ons with tracking and ads



HashiCorp's new license is still open source-ish, just with less free lunch

(2023/08/11)

Software house transitions to BSL, and fundies are furious



Linux project's first full version has all the subtlety of a Rhino in a China shop

(2023/08/11)

An option if Ubuntu interim releases are too slow, easy and stable for your liking



Want to pwn a satellite? Turns out it's surprisingly easy

(2023/08/11)

Black Hat PhD student admits he probably shouldn't have given this talk



Electoral Commission had internet-facing server with unpatched vuln

(2023/08/11)

ProxyNotShell vulnerability could be how UK body got pwned, suggests infosec expert



Magento shopping cart attack targets critical vulnerability revealed in early 2022

(2023/08/11)

Really? You didn't bother to patch a 9.8 severity critical flaw?



Co-founder of Yandex – Russia's Google clone – denounces war on Ukraine

(2023/08/11)

Arkady Volozh is working with refugee engineers, of which there are plenty



Zoom's new London hub – where 'remote work' meets 'we need you back in the office'

(2023/08/11)

Collaboration, cohesion, and irony all under one roof



Lock-in to legacy code is a thing. Being locked in by legacy code is another thing entirely

(2023/08/11)

On Call Welcome to the coding couch. We hope you sleep well



Think International Space Station dust is obviously free of bad chemicals? Wrong

(2023/08/11)

No one's in danger but we may need to rethink some cabin materials



US Cyber Command boss says China's spooky cyber skills still behind

(2023/08/11)

Paul Nakasone rates the Middle Kingdom a 'pacing challenge'



Oracle shrinks its on-prem cloud into a single rack

(2023/08/11)

Big Red rigs start at 552 fourth-gen EPYC cores and 150TB storage, can scale to 6,624 cores and 3.4PB



Alibaba says demand for cloud has dipped – which improved its profits

(2023/08/11)

What? How?



New Zealand supermarket's recipe-generating AI takes toxic output to a new level

(2023/08/11)

Some of its suggestions are poison. Others - like banana and tomato tea - might as well be



Chinese web giants go on $5B Nvidia shopping spree to fuel AI ambitions

(2023/08/11)

In the ML arms race, GPUs are the ammunition



Infosec imposter syndrome is real. Here's something that can help

(2023/08/11)

Black Hat Talk about an insider threat



CISA boss says US alliance with Ukraine over past year is closer than Five Eyes

(2023/08/11)

Black Hat And maybe shore up that critical infrastructure some more, America



Don't shoot! DARPA wants to capture future spy balloons in one piece

(2023/08/10)

Being blasted with a missile and plummeting 60,000 feet can do a real number on hardware, it turns out



Microsoft OneDrive a willing and eager 'ransomware double agent'

(2023/08/10)

Black Hat No one will suspect such a trustworthy executable



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