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Qnuari 17, 2019, 22:43 GMT
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Qnuari 17, 2019, 23:06 GMT
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Qnuari 17, 2019, 23:07 GMT
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Qnuari 17, 2019, 18:25 GMT
Oracle boss prevented from Brexit Britain trip due to US shutdown
Top GP: Medical app Your.MD's data security wasn't my remit
Oracle exec: Open-source vendors locking down licences proves 'they were never really open'
Campaigners get go-ahead to challenge exemption UK gave itself over immigrants' data
Slack to fend off the collaboration competition with... a new logo
Oh snap: AWS has only gone and brought out its own Backup
Like, subscribe and comment: Sage takes a breath as cloud sales bounce
Cortana and Search to innovate separately in an amicable Windows 10 Insider split
Happy Thursday! 770 MEEELLLION email addresses and passwords found in yuge data breach
Diplomat warns that tech industry has become a pawn as politicos fight dirty
Most munificent Apple killed itself with kindness. Oh. Really?
Having AI assistants ruling our future lives? That's so sad. Alexa play Despacito
South Korea says mystery hackers cracked advanced weapons servers
Three quarters of US Facebook users unaware their online behavior gets tracked
Do you feel 'lucky', well, do you, punk? Google faces down magic button patent claim
$24m in fun bux stolen from crypto-mogul. Now he fires off huge fraud charge. Like, RICO, say?
RIP 2019-2019: The first plant to grow on the Moon? Yeah, it's dead already, Chinese admit
Extra life! Unity tries to undo disunity caused by Improbable cloud gaming toolkit ban
US comms watchdog's industry-friendly 5G rules challenged by fresh legislation
Lowjax city: Researchers crack open notorious Fancy Bear rootkit
There's gold in them thar clouds as Infor guzzles $1.5bn from Koch and Golden Gate
Huawei’s elusive Mr Ren: We’re just a 'sesame seed' in a superpower spat
Licence to chill: Shrinking data warehouse biz Teradata hires insider CEO
Iran satellite fails: ICBM test drive or microsat test? Opinion is divided...
Epic's Fortnite fail: Ancient UT2004 server used for login-stealing proof-of-concept
Microsoft sends a raft of Windows 10 patches out into the Windows Update ocean
IBM to kill off Watson... Workspace from end of February
Veeam. Veeam. Veeeeeeeam. What was that? Oh, just the sound of half a billion bucks hitting backup biz's bucket
Outlook Mobile heads to the White House, passes infosec clearance for federal sector
Cray will realise 'substantial' loss. But Shasta minute, folks, big iron market will pick up
McKinsey’s blockchain warning irks crypto hipsters
The DevOps Salary Report is in, and is great news for American men
The Large Hadron Collider is small beer. Give us billions more for bigger kit, say boffins
China's really cotton'd on to this whole Moon exploration thing: First seed sprouts in lunar lander biosphere
Bipartisan Kumbaya: President Trump turns Obama's open govt data policy into law
US prosecutors: Hey, you know how we said 'net gambling was OK? LMAO, we were wrong
EDGAR Wrong: Ukrainians hacked SEC, stole docs for inside trading, says Uncle Sam
If at first, second, third... fourth time you don't succeed, you're Apple: Another appeal lost in $440m net patent war
'It's like they took a rug and covered it up': Flight booking web app used by scores of airlines still vuln to attack – claim
Ahem, Amazon, Google, Microsoft... Selling face-snooping tech to the Feds is bad, mmm'kay?
Google to yoink apps with an unauthorized Call Log or SMS habit from Android Play Store
FCC's answer to scandal of AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile US selling people's location data: Burying its head in the ground
World's first robot hotel massacres half of its robot staff
Start trek, the next generation: PCie 4 flash controller demo flaunts speedy peripheral vision
Rimini and Oracle's legal eagles return to the ring in front of Supreme Court
Google hands out roses to preferred Android MDM vendors
Yes, you can remotely hack factory, building site cranes. Wait, what?
Brit comms regulator Ofcom: Disabled left behind by tech
Niagara Falls of cash: Storage startup Rubrik showers in VC moolah
Army had 'naive' approach to Capita's ?1.3bn recruiting IT contract, MPs told
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Qnuari 17, 2019, 19:58 GMT
Oracle Releases First Critical Patch Update of 2019, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora to Drop MongoDB, The Linux Foundation Announces Its 2019 Event Lineup, Firefox Closing Its Test Pilot Program and GoDaddy to Support AdoptOpenJDK
Keep Smart Assistants from Spying on You with Alias, Security Advisory for Old scp Clients, Major Metasploit Framework Release, Mozilla Working on a New Browser for Android and VirtualBox 6.0.2 Is Out
Participate in Fedora Test Day Today, Netrunner Announces Netrunner 19.01 Blackbird, Security Patch for GNOME Bluetooth Tools in Ubuntu 18.04, New Giant Board SBC from Groboard and Linspire Posts Development Roadmap for 2019-2020
Purism Announces Version 4 of Its Laptops, KDE Frameworks 5.54.0 Now Available, Debian 10 Default Theme Chosen, Linux Kernel 5.0-rc2 Is Out and Mozilla to Disable Flash in Firefox 69
Systemd Security Holes Discovered, GNOME 3.31.4 Released, Mozilla Launches Flexbox Inspector, Timesys Announces New Version of TimeStorm IDE and Clonezilla Live (2.6.0-37) Now Available
Minim Debuted the Minim Labs Free Router Security Platform, AWS Launched DocumentDB, Firefox CTO Eric Rescorla Awarded Levchin Prize, Red Hat Ansible Tower 3.4 Now Available and IoT DevCon 2019 Call for Papers
Qubes OS 4.0.1 Released, Plasma 5.14.15 Is Out, Software Freedom Conservancy Fundraiser, ClearCube Launches C3xPi Thin Client for RPi 3 Model B+ and Ubuntu Touch Announces OTA-7
GitHub Announces that Free Accounts Now Can Create Private Repositories, Bash-5.0 Released, iPhone Apps Linked to Golduck Malware, Godot Game Engine Reaches 3.1 Beta, NSA to Open-Source Its GHIDRA Reverse-Engineering Tool
Linux 5.0-rc1 Released, Scratch 3 and Raspberry Pi, Phoronix Test Suite 8.6-Spydeberg Milestone 1 Is Now Available, Elteria Adventures Coming to Linux and Chromium Now Supports VAAPI in Fedora
Google's Fuchsia OS to Support Android Apps, Linux Servers with Poorly Configured IPMI Cards Prone to Attack, LinuxGizmos' 2019 SBC Catalog Is Out, USB Type-C Becoming More Secure and Epic Games Not Planning to Provide a Linux Version of Its Store
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