OSes It's 2017 – and your Mac, iPad, iPhone can all be pwned by an e-book Seven Apple updates, because it's not like you had anything else to patch today 16 May 00:02 | 33
Security Mimosa spiked! Wireless kit has multiple security holes Clients, access points and backhaul all need firmware patch before attacks ferment 16 May 01:30 | 2
Exclusive While Microsoft griped about NSA exploit stockpiles, it stockpiled patches: Friday's WinXP fix was built in February And it took three months to release despite Eternalblue leak 16 May 01:44 | 154
Security Good news, OpenVPN fans: Your software's only a little bit buggy Two code reviews give crypto client nearly clean bill of health 16 May 03:01 | 16
Security Romney tax return 'hacker' Dr Evil gets his sentence reviewed Appeal offers a laugh-a-minute how-not-to guide for would-be criminal masterminds 16 May 03:28 | 5
Security DocuSign forged – crooks crack email system and send nasties Company couldn't school all the phish in the sea 16 May 03:56 | 9
Legal Australia considers joining laptops-on-planes ban Security partners have chatted to PM Turnbull and the idea is under consideration 16 May 04:03 | 51
SaaS 16 terabytes of RAM should be enough for anyone. Wait. What? AWS is cooking virty servers with 16TB but thinks we'll also need clusters packing 34TB 16 May 04:27 | 31
Bootnotes Blighty bloke: PC World lost my Mac Mini – and trolled my blog! Retailer accused of acting like a real bunch of Dixons 16 May 05:04 | 73
Legal German court set to rule on legality of IP address harvesting German government stores IP addresses of visitors, Pirate Party lawyer wants that to stop 16 May 05:36 | 17
Science Vigorous tiny vibrations help our universe swell, say particle boffins Quantum fluctuations may be key to explaining why we're all drifting apart 16 May 06:10 | 44
Updated Google DeepMind's use of 1.6m Brits' medical records to test app was 'legally inappropriate' Privacy watchdog scolds London hospital 16 May 06:41 | 79
Legal Ireland to make revenge porn, cyberstalking criminal acts Emerald Isle catches up with modern technology 16 May 07:05 | 18
On-Prem IBM's pension fund sells most of its IBM shares Also dumps Apple, Intel and Microsoft, plus plenty more. But it's not a good look 16 May 07:27 | 26
AI + ML Facebook parlays bot bet into ParlAI dialog framework With human trainers, bots may finally get smart enough to hold complex conversations 16 May 08:01 | 1
On-Prem How to reward an IBM exec for lower sales and shrinking profits? Promotion David must be stoked by his corporate elevation from UK boss seat to Europe 16 May 08:57 | 15
Hands On HTC's 2017 flagship U11 woos audiophiles and bundles Alexa But is it enough? 16 May 09:38 | 37
Security Shadow Brokers resurface, offer to sell fresh 'wine of month' club exploits Data dump on monthly subscription model 16 May 10:25 | 26
Analysis Why Microsoft's Windows game plan makes us WannaCry Oh, 'collective responsibility' – that old chestnut 16 May 10:56 | 186
+Comment Toshiba draws back from fab foundry lock-out foolishness Japan encouraging Tosh and WDC to come to agreement 16 May 11:21 | 6
Bootnotes MP3 'died' and nobody noticed: Key patents expire on golden oldie tech And Fraunhofer won't renew 'em 16 May 11:38 | 163
Devops Sencha packages web UI widgets for enterprise React devs Forthcoming ExtReact promises support for a price 16 May 12:00 | 3
On-Prem Vodafone loses €6bn mainly due to Indian biz writeoff UK market remains particularly poor performer 16 May 12:36 | 16
Storage HPE Labs manufactures monster memory Machine system ARM-powered, 40-node prototype 16 May 13:00 | 17
Poll Do we need Windows patch legislation? Should vendors be obliged to maintain ageing, unsafe PCs? 16 May 13:32 | 257
Security Cryptocurrency miner found armed with same exploits as WannaCrypt Adylkuzz predates ransomware by at least a week – and pays better too 16 May 14:03 | 8
SaaS Microsoft Azure almost doubles infrastructure cloud market presence Familiarity – and dual-cloud strategies – breeds growth 16 May 14:33 | 14
Security WannaCrypt 'may be the work of North Korea' theory floated Lazarus rising again... or not 16 May 14:39 | 70
Comment Traditional array all-flash retrofits knock XtremIO off top sales rung Dell EMC has four AFAs now... 16 May 15:53 | 8
Security Security shield slingers are loving Prez Trump's cybersecurity order Meanwhile, Fed heads have their work cut out for them 16 May 17:55 | 11
Security French fling fun-sized fine at Facebook for freakin' following folk And it's going to get a whole lot worse for Zuckerberg and pals 16 May 18:26 | 44
On-Prem ZeniMax: Thanks for the $500m, Oculus. How about you, Samsung? Sueball-slinging biz kicks off new VR tech legal assault 16 May 20:16 | 3
Science What could go wrong? Delta to use facial recog to automate bag drop-off Just make sure you still resemble your passport photo 16 May 20:52 | 31
Security Bell Canada hacked: 2m account details swiped by mystery miscreants Don't worry, no bank card info taken, eh 16 May 21:26 | 8
Updated Virtual reality upstart UploadVR allegedly had in-house 'kink room,' drugs, rampant sexism Post-Uber, more claims of tech bros gone wild 16 May 21:52 | 46
Science Pay attention. We're only going to show you this once: OpenAI coaches robots to copy humans Droids given 'one shot' lessons to stack blocks 16 May 23:12 | 4
On-Prem US judges say you can Google Google, but you can't google Google The Chocolate Factory is spared the aspirin treatment by the 9th Circuit Court 16 May 23:52 | 67