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Internet & Computing The Register 15/08/2018 11:46:35 PM Ouch, that's 13 bullet points: Tech titan IBM pumps out storage software blast TSB takes on 250 complaint-wranglers to absorb £200m outage fallout What the Dell? Qumulo slips into PowerEdge servers Alibaba and Elastic slingshot searchable, analyticky cloud ... outside China Google bod want cookies to crumble and be remade into something more secure Visual Studio gains some go-faster stripes for Android emulation Linux 4.18 arrives fashionably late while Zorin OS shines up its Windows Apple pulls iOS 12 beta 7 after less than 24 hrs India's Cosmos bank raided for $13m by hackers Support for ageing key exchange crypto leaves VPNs open to attack Bitcoin backer sues AT&T for $240m over stolen cryptocurrency Baddies of the internet: It's all about dodgy mobile apps, they're so hot right now Serverless? It doesn’t have to be all or nothing Here's a fab idea: Get crypto libs to warn devs when they screw up Thinking of saying goodbye to your servers? We'll show you how Microsoft's Azure Kubernetes Service mucked my cluster! Cisco shift to recurring revenue gives 3.8 billion signs that it's working UK chip and PIN readers fall ill: Don't switch off that terminal! Quantiq slurps asset of Profile Enterprise Solutions Australia's Snooper's Charter: Experts react, and it ain't pretty If you drop a tablet in a forest of smartphones, will anyone hear it fall? 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Foreshadow and Intel SGX software attestation: 'The whole trust model collapses' InterviewEl Reg talks to Dr Yuval Yarom about Intel's memory leaking catastrophe Linux 4.18 arrives fashionably late while Zorin OS shines up its Windows Wanting some Linux love, but just can't let that Windows 10 desktop go? Come this way... Oracle: Run, don't walk, to patch this critical Database takeover bug Flaw in House Larry's flagship product allows 'complete compromise' of servers Australia's Snooper's Charter: Experts react, and it ain't pretty Cisco shift to recurring revenue gives 3.8 billion signs that it's working Customer interest in hybrid cloud buoys networking biz 15 Aug 22:14 Google bod want cookies to crumble and be remade into something more secure Shifting session identifiers into HTTP works, but Facebook and others won't be happy 15 Aug 20:53 India's Cosmos bank raided for $13m by hackers Report points finger at North Korea for cyber-heist 15 Aug 20:05 Support for ageing key exchange crypto leaves VPNs open to attack Ancient issue causing new ones 15 Aug 19:40 Bitcoin backer sues AT&T for $240m over stolen cryptocurrency Michael Terpin not happy about funds-draining SIM swap fraud 15 Aug 19:12 London fuzz to get 600 more mobile fingerprint scanners In-house software to slash support costs by £200k a year, claims Met Police 14 Comments 15 Aug 16:40 Don't miss Samsung Galaxy Watch: A tough and classy activity tracker You: 'Alexa, open Cortana.' Alexa: 'Who?' UpdatedA year on, Alexa can look at your emails and Cortana can order groceries. World shrugs 16 Comments 15 Aug 16:10 If you drop a tablet in a forest of smartphones, will anyone hear it fall? Is it even worth counting tablet sales? Do they even exist? 30 Comments 15 Aug 15:36 Visual Studio gains some go-faster stripes for Android emulation F#, TypeScript 3.0 and more go from preview to release with 15.8 10 Comments 15 Aug 15:06 Ouch, that's 13 bullet points: Tech titan IBM pumps out storage software blast Much tinkering across software board plus expanded capacity flash cards 15 Aug 14:28 TSB takes on 250 complaint-wranglers to absorb £200m outage fallout 130,000 complaints and counting from bank's users? So sorry to hear that 15 Aug 13:52 UK chip and PIN readers fall ill: Don't switch off that terminal! Not us this time, Mastercard tells El Reg 26 Comments 15 Aug 13:20 What the Dell? Qumulo slips into PowerEdge servers Extends coverage from AWS and HPE to Isilon-slinger 15 Aug 12:35 Baddies of the internet: It's all about dodgy mobile apps, they're so hot right now Report lift veil on online fraudsters' current habits 15 Aug 11:59 Alibaba and Elastic slingshot searchable, analyticky cloud ... outside China That noise was AWS rolling over in its sleep 15 Aug 11:40 IoT shouters Chirp get themselves added to Microsoft Azure IoT Now your devices can join you in bellowing at Redmond's products 15 Aug 11:07 We've Amber heard a NASty rumour: Marvell man touts private cloud box Latticework pushes 'secure' cloudy boxen 14 Comments 15 Aug 10:45 HPE flies low-energy Eagle into National Renewable Energy Lab's data centre Uncle Sam's renewable boffins will triple their power in 2019 15 Aug 10:13 Foreshadow and Intel SGX software attestation: 'The whole trust model collapses' InterviewEl Reg talks to Dr Yuval Yarom about Intel's memory leaking catastrophe 19 Comments 15 Aug 09:42 Serverless? It doesn’t have to be all or nothing EventsFrom FaaS to Lambda and beyond... 15 Aug 09:10 Criminals a bit less interested in nicking Brits' identities this year ID fraud drops to four-year low 13 Comments 15 Aug 08:41 Meet the LPWAN clan: The Internet of Things' low power contenders AnalysisLicensed to chill or unlicensed to thrill... 15 Aug 08:08 Microsoft's Chinese chatbot inspired by images to write poetry Xiaoice's verse is 'disgusting' say rival human poets 22 Comments 15 Aug 07:06 Boffins get fish drunk to prove what any bouncer already knows Fish boozing in alcohol and taurine more likely to ignore pals and look for a fight 38 Comments 15 Aug 06:01 Australia's Snooper's Charter: Experts react, and it ain't pretty A backdoor, or simply throwing all the doors open? 44 Comments 15 Aug 00:58 Florida Man laundered money for Reveton ransomware. Then Microsoft hired him Former network engineer gets 18 months in the clink 11 Comments 15 Aug 00:03 Patch Tuesday heats up with pair of exploited zero-days squashed – plus 58 other vulns fixed Summertiiiiiime, and the hacking is easy 25 Comments 14 Aug 23:03 Democrats go on the offensive over fake FCC net neut'y cyberattack AnalysisBut efforts to target boss Ajit Pai are misguided partisanship 13 Comments 14 Aug 22:31 Here's a fab idea: Get crypto libs to warn devs when they screw up Security is a process that requires hitting people over the head with their errors 17 Comments 14 Aug 20:06 Hackers manage – just – to turn Amazon Echoes into snooping devices DEF CONBut it requires custom hardware, firmware and access to your Wi-Fi 21 Comments 14 Aug 19:34 Oracle: Run, don't walk, to patch this critical Database takeover bug Flaw in House Larry's flagship product allows 'complete compromise' of servers 11 Comments 14 Aug 18:44 CADs and boffins get some ThinkPad love Lenovo beefs up beefy desktop replacements - and one is almost Apple-like 19 Comments 14 Aug 17:04 Three more data-leaking security holes found in Intel chips as designers swap security for speed Apps, kernels, virtual machines, SGX, SMM at risk from attack 41 Comments 14 Aug 17:00 Linux 4.18 arrives fashionably late while Zorin OS shines up its Windows Wanting some Linux love, but just can't let that Windows 10 desktop go? 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For Skype Classic, not the sound of silence 45 Comments 14 Aug 11:33 Samsung Galaxy Watch: A tough and classy activity tracker Hands OnFourth time lucky? 40 Comments 14 Aug 10:49 Boffins: Confusing distributed ledger tech definitions create 'unrealistic expectations' about what it can do Report proposes tight conceptual DLT framework 14 Aug 09:58 Three more data-leaking security holes found in Intel chips as designers swap security for speed It's official: TLS 1.3 approved as standard while spies weep Apple pulls iOS 12 beta 7 after less than 24 hrs When's a backdoor not a backdoor? When the Oz government says it isn't Linux 4.18 arrives fashionably late while Zorin OS shines up its Windows

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