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Pressure to deploy wins out over security as four in five orgs confess to breaches from vulnerable apps
Encrypted messaging app warns device-level checks could be repurposed for censorship
Google paid researcher a tidy $55K bounty for its discovery
Authorities say the breach only exposed public chat rooms, but alleged attacker claims to have accessed far more data
IBM spin-off's top brass bag six-figure stock awards
Prochain arrê: Gare du Bork! French capital city train does the tech can-can
Two years on from ransomware attack, hospitals are still trying to identify and warn patients
Parliamentary committee says £45B savings claim risks undermining public sector tech reform rather than helping it
L'etat, c'est AI
Apple Intelligence stumbled through 2024 and 2025. It's starting to look respectable
When an unsolicited job offer sounds too good to be true …
The new features ignore the argument that if parents wanted to spend more time on their kids, they wouldn't have supplied them with an iPad or iPhone in the first place.
WWDC announcements earned tempered praise from analysts, with an emphasis on the word 'if'
Scumbags, including a Qilin ransomware affiliate, began hitting this hole May 7
Sandboxed LLM dev environments lead the show, but accessibility may be the real prize
PARTNER CONTENT: Driving Grid Modernization and Energy Transition in Malaysia Through Advanced AI and Smart Infrastructure Solutions
What, you think any old liquid-cooled bodysuit would be acceptable to pair with such a fashionable outer layer?
Meanwhile, 13 schools in Wales affected by separate attack
Orbital broadband biz will miss its July 30 deadline to have 1,616 spacecraft in place
After a trial claimed chatbot saved staff 43 minutes a day, NHS England has decided it's time to supersize the experiment
Miasma worm shapeshifts, but cloud secret-scouting remains the goal
No new features to be submitted to main branch, existing code removed in 6 months if new proposal not created and accepted
Zuckercorp says surveillance-for-hire vendor was still running phishing operations after federal court told it to knock it off
Global Talent visa program aims to draw in dissatisfied scientists from countries including the US
Policy-holders increasingly turn fender benders into much more by sprinkling in their favorite AI chatbots, Aviva says
Whitehall says Work Assistant will help jobseekers apply around the clock – provided employers don't mind machine-written applications
Whitehall's latest response to AI-driven job anxiety is, naturally, more AI
Whitehall says Work Assistant will help jobseekers apply around the clock – provided employers don't mind machine-written applications
When a community came together after Red Hat said Windows was 'probably the right product'
It always has been, but Microsoft didn’t realize it
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