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Both critical PHP flaws land on the agency's exploited list as infosec pros confirm hackers are getting working shells

A load more are spending more than they expected and forecast to shell out even more in 2027

Admits a 'small number' of iPhone Duos have display problems, and no, you're not folding it wrong.

Legacy NAS, VPNs, and file-sync workflows leave hidden costs in their wake. Is the way your organization manages files still fit for purpose?

Did you hear the one about eMudhra and the power of 4? Time to get connected to certificate trust list updates

Alternative fur Deutschland swats away scandals as reporters swarm leaked email tranche

Investigation finds businesses dominated govt meetings while communities were left out of decisions about AI Growth Zones

Daemonarchy is unaffiliated with the Linux original, built with AI help, and could complicate FreeBSD's debate over AI contributions

Don't forget to keep code up to date. Even with a cold beverage in hand

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They want a little less chatbot conversation, and a whole lot more royalty action

Promises to build IBM Z Atlas' tool that will tidy up messy big iron and enable AIOps

CEO admits service used for foreign exchange trading had holes company was slow to fix

It's more important than chips, 'leccy and the net, after all

Not a bombshell, but it rivals pricier models on some tasks at a tenth of Astra's API price

Payload blobs measuring 12.9 to 13.7 MB were large enough to evade GitHub code search

But there's not much evidence this is anything more than echoes of unsanitized training data

A 'strong illustration of the risks associated with failing to rotate a potentially exposed key'

Voluntary exit offer extended to about one-quarter of existing Softies

Redmond joins growing list of software maintainers scrambling to patch compression flaw

Every key is its own module, and its designer tells us the sky's the theoretical limit on the size of the frankenboard you can build

New rules also shut out solo developers, fledgling projects, and anyone who doesn't speak English

Jaydip Modhwadia beats challenge designed to test real-world exploitability of PHP2Shell in around 3 hours

Claude maker reveals financials and warns investors its AI models could blackmail humans, resist shutdown, or go rogue

EVENT: The Register's Washington dinner with HPE and NVIDIA is this Thursday. The table is nearly set.

Atmospheric drag brings an extraordinarily long-lived mission to a close

The Magnificent Seven are galloping off with the profits, while the rest of the S&P 500 see no benefit, claims Apollo

What better way to celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month than warning that three-quarters of the web is about to be set on fire?

Charity confirms slew of security improvements as it waits for UK.gov's go-ahead

SRAM-like bandwidth, DRAM-like density, and NAND-like manufacturing: Z2RAM makes big promises, but the road ahead is arduous and littered with the ruins of failed memory vendors

Battery replacement gets the thumbs up, but it all hinges on dust. A conventional phone might be better bet for home repairers

Whitehall wants agents guarding critical infrastructure as part of a wider 600M spending spree

Aiven hopes to do for LLMs what it does for databases

Keeping secrets is difficult in an open world, but we've done it before and must do it again

Techies tiptoed around server to keep it working as company sank

Advertises for someone to own cost-effective alternative virtualisation platform'

PLUS: Regional internet registry reform nears; Trustworthy-sounding domains attract scammers

PLUS: AI datacenter bubble wobbles in Australia; E-commerce app suggests it can detect diseases; India's top telco to IPO amid investor frenzy; and more!

Minister insists responsibilities are clear as construction, telecoms, and energy fall under separate departments

Intergalactic Space Warrior, or a bin in orbit?

Designed to carry out 100,000 steps without human approval

Debian 13-based refresh runs comfortably on veteran ThinkPads, without making installation a hobby

We've totally got things under control

Bad things (and software bugs?) come in threes

Monitoring was only partial and was easily bypassed

Ask LLMs for their most controversial take on humanity, and it turns out they have little nice to say about us, as one AI experiment found

Stop burning $165K on AI rewrites; Jac is meant to "gobble up" your polyglot stack

No new accounts from now, and the end will come in December

Interesting new project from the minds behind SparkyLinux

$99 replacement opens old .pub files on Windows and macOS, without a subscription