TSA wants to expand facial recognition to hundreds of airports within next decade
(2023/07/04)
Digital rights folks, as you can imagine, want the tech grounded
Prepare for a meme massacre: Snap snuffs out Gfycat in September
(2023/07/03)
Hey, Zuck – still want your own meme factory?
China chokes exports of semiconductor secret sauces gallium and germanium
(2023/07/03)
Don't panic but beware the blowback effect
Twitter rate-limits itself into a weekend of chaos
(2023/07/03)
Hey Elon – here's an idea for your next poll: 'Should I step down as CTO of Twitter?'
California man's business is frustrating telemarketing scammers with chatbots
(2023/07/03)
Will you choose Salty Sally or Whitey Whitebeard? It doesn't matter; they're both intolerable
Dublin Airport staff pay data 'compromised' by criminals
(2023/07/03)
Attackers accessed it via third-party services provider, says management group
No, GPT-4 cannot get a computer science degree at MIT
(2023/07/03)
AI in brief Also: OpenAI to open a new office in London, and why the FTC has its eye on the generative AI market
Microsofties still digesting pay freeze upset by Nadella's 'landmark year' memo
(2023/07/03)
Will someone please think of the poor shareholders? Oh, they already have
UK government hands CityFibre £318M for rural broadband builds
(2023/07/03)
Openreach rival promises first live connections by next summer
Mozilla Developer Network adds AI Help that does the opposite
(2023/07/03)
Firefox-maker presses pause on generative AI assistant as complaints mount
The number’s up for 999. And 911. And 000. And 111
(2023/07/03)
Opinion When the world’s on fire, what number do you call?
Semiconductor execs try to push UK government to do more for industry
(2023/07/03)
The national strategy was released in May – but execs say it's not nearly enough
Hacking a Foosball table scored an own goal for naughty engineers
(2023/07/03)
Who, Me? Such a blatant offside the manager couldn't see a funny side
US authorities warn on China's new counter-espionage law
(2023/07/03)
Almost anything you download from China could be considered spying, but at least one analyst isn't worried
Russian military satellite comms provider offline after hack
(2023/07/03)
Infosec in brief ALSO: Ransomware hit on Mancunian Uni spills NHS patient deets, USPTO leaks inventor info, and this week's crit vulns
How a dispute over IPv4 addresses blew the lid off an effort to reshape global allocation
(2023/07/03)
Special report Who is behind this lobby group calling for a stock market of network resources?
Mars helicopter phones home after 63 days of silence
(2023/07/03)
If Japanese space boffins have their way, it could be joined by a robotic hummingbird
Japan rebukes Fujitsu for cloud security fails
(2023/07/03)
Asia In Brief PLUS: Philippines cyber-slave raid; South Korea’s crypto crackdown; AWS boosts Chinese exports; and more
Europe's Euclid telescope launches to figure out dark energy, the universe, and everything
(2023/07/01)
Interview We speak to project scientist on effort to build 3D map of space going back ten billion years
H-1B fraud consultancies grow, with application abuse openly discussed online
(2023/07/01)
In depth How do you solve a problem like a visa? How do you catch a fraud and bring it down?