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Flipper Zero takes to the big screen
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Microsoft might have just pulled support for very old PCs in Windows 11 24H2
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Backblaze's geriatric hard drives kicked the bucket more in 2023
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Storage13 Feb 2024 | 1
Crooks hook hundreds of exec accounts after phishing in Azure C-suite pond
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Cyber-crime13 Feb 2024 | 2
Tesla's Cybertruck may not be so stainless after all
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Infosys enjoyed a boom in UK government invoices in 2023
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AI + ML13 Feb 2024 | 8
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Software13 Feb 2024 | 2
Unit4 software's budget bungle leaves schools counting the cost
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Databases13 Feb 2024 | 15
NHS in Wales bets big on Microsoft with deal worth nearly half a billion
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Meta says risk of account theft after phone number recycling isn't its problem to solve
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Chrome engine devs experiment with automatic browser micropayments
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Korean eggheads crack Rhysida ransomware and release free decryptor tool
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Thar be safe harbor: Reddit defeats third attempt to unmask digital pirates
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From Docker to Dagger: Solomon Hykes on modernisation of the DevOps pipeline
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jQuery 4.0 hits beta, with reduced support for Internet Explorer and breaking changes
Quarter of polled Americans say they use AI to make them hotter in online dating
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AI + ML12 Feb 2024 | 19
Nvidia reckons this itty-bitty workstation GPU won't run up your power bill
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Cloudflare defeats another patent troll with crowd-sourced prior-art army
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HPE seeks $4B in damages from Autonomy boss Mike Lynch and his ex-CFO
Could have been worse – IT giant was asking for five
On-Prem12 Feb 2024 | 9
Dutch insurers demand nudes from breast cancer patients despite ban
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Security12 Feb 2024 | 15
FCC gets tough: Telcos must now tell you when your personal info is stolen
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LeoLabs lands $29M to dodge space junk with AI smarts
Bucks needed to keep an eye on Buck Rogers
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Jet engine dealer to major airlines discloses 'unauthorized activity'
Pulls part of system offline as Black Basta docs suggest the worst
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SAP makes last-minute change to replacement of 80-year-old co-founder
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Drawing a line under legacy virtualization
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Cisco wields axe again as results season swings around
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Elon Musk can't wriggle out of SEC Twitter fraud inquiry
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Europe's largest caravan club admits wide array of personal data potentially accessed
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Cyber-crime12 Feb 2024 | 19
Ukraine claims Russian military is using Starlink
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Neural networks are reportedly helping criminals create cheap virtual fake IDs online
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AI + ML12 Feb 2024 | 4
PiStorm turbocharges vintage Amigas with the Raspberry Pi
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The retail edge needs resilient IT
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Govt 12 international govt agencies sound the alarm, critical infrastructure at the heart of threats
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CSO This isn't going to end well
Congress told how Chinese goons plan to incite 'societal chaos' in the US
Politics American public is way ahead of them
Forcing AI on developers is a bad idea that is going to happen
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'Crash test dummy' smashed VIP demo by offering a helping hand
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Mon Dieu! Nearly half the French population have data nabbed in massive breach
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Japan's space program seeks reboot with Wednesday launch
Second test flight for failed H3 booster after a run of bad luck
Science12 Feb 2024 | 4
Angry mob trashes and sets fire to Waymo self-driving car
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Australia passes Right To Disconnect law, including (for now) jail time for bosses who email after-hours
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