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)

Welcome to open source, Elon. Your Twitter code just got a CVE for shadow ban bug

(2023/04/07)

Plus: Substack shanked by bitter Twitter?



Is it time to tip open source developers? Here's one way to do it

(2023/04/07)

Thanks.dev wants to spread the wealth directly to coders



How do you do cyber-threat hunting in a war zone? Like this

(2023/04/07)

Interview The Reg speaks to one of the founders of the Talos Ukraine task force



That sound you hear is VCs shutting wallets, tucking them back into Patagucci vests

(2023/04/07)

OpenAI and Stripe snaffled a lot of what cash was dished out, or so this report claims



Google: If your Android app can create accounts, it better be easy to delete them, too

(2023/04/07)

Awoogah, awooooogah, new policy coming for developers



It's this easy to seize control of someone's Nexx 'smart' home plugs, garage doors

(2023/04/07)

Netizens urged to disconnect kit after 40,000-plus devices found riddled with dumb bugs



Techie called out to customer ASAP, then: Do nothing

(2023/04/07)

On Call Service level agreement should really specify services, not just arrivals



With ICMP magic, you can snoop on vulnerable HiSilicon, Qualcomm-powered Wi-Fi

(2023/04/07)

WPA stands for will-provide-access, if you can successfully exploit a target's setup



Cardboard drones running open source flight software take off in Ukraine and beyond

(2023/04/07)

'CORVO' ships with tape and glue, gives defense orgs just-in-time drone capability for a song



Pentagon advised to get agile if it wants to keep up with evolving threats

(2023/04/07)

I feel the need, the need for code speed



In wars of the future, national security won't end at space

(2023/04/07)

Efforts under way to keep satellites and other craft safe from military threats



Microsoft stumps loyal fans by making OneDrive handle Outlook attachments

(2023/04/06)

Which means you may suddenly hit a 5GB limit rather than 15GB



Samsung scores fresh Radeon deal with AMD for Exynos chip line ahead of profit crunch

(2023/04/06)

Prelim Q1 2023 results expected to be company's worst in 14 years



US defense tech veterans call for a separate Cyber Force

(2023/04/06)

Analysis A seventh branch of the military is needed to address rising threats



Smile! UK cops reckon they've ironed out gremlins with real-time facial recog

(2023/04/06)

Report says code has improved – and thousands could still end up falsely ID'd, argue privacy advocates



Amazon: Diamonds are a quantum network's best friend

(2023/04/06)

While we're just here for De Beers



Russia has a stash of scary malware? We're shocked

(2023/04/06)

Register Kettle Wrecking foreign infrastructure? But that's Team America's job!



Royal Mail wins worst April Fools' joke 2023

(2023/04/06)

Promises 11% pay rise after almost a year of negotiations and strikes over salary and conditions



CAN do attitude: How thieves steal cars using network bus

(2023/04/06)

It starts with a headlamp and fake smart speaker, and ends in an injection attack and a vanished motor



UK's Emergency Services Network unlikely to start operating until 2029

(2023/04/06)

CMA initiates price cap amid spiraling costs, Motorola Solutions to appeal



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