Re: When we were kings...
Don't forget "Password" passwords by numpty users. Also, widely disseminated, admin passwords that most users never change, so wind up being ajar doorways to your network.
.uk registry operator Nominet responds to renewed criticism – by silencing its critics
Pst... Is that the sound of your Outlook backups leaking?
Huawei chairman says tech giant's goal is ‘survival’ as it battles ‘non-stop aggression’
Microsoft Arcs up and makes Azure's manage-all-the-servers service a reality
With the robotic process automation market taking off, it wouldn't be like Microsoft to not grab a slice of the action
Microsoft muscles in on the comms API space to compete with Twilio and AWS Chime
Microsoft will release a web browser for Linux next month. Repeat, Microsoft will release a browser for Linux – and it uses Google's technology
Adidas now stands for All Day I'm Disconnecting All Servers as owners of 'smart' Libra scales furious over bricked kit
Proposed US fix for Boeing 737 Max software woes does not address Ethiopian crash scenario, UK pilot union warns
FBI boasts of dark-web drug bust: 179 collared around the world, $6.5m in cash and 500kg of narcotics seized
As you're scrambling to patch the scary ZeroLogon hole in Windows Server, don't forget Samba – it's also affected
It's been a vintage year for bug bounty hunters, says HackerOne as it boasts of $40m+ passing through its treasure chests
Microservices guru says think serverless, not Kubernetes: You don't want to manage 'a towering edifice of stuff'
Imagine working for GitHub and writing a command-line interface for the platform, then GitHub makes an 'official' one
Anglian Water fishes for on-trend laundry list – including low-code work – in £24m trawl
You can add comms API merchant Twilio to the list of tech firms that have seen biz booming thanks to lockdown
UK Ministry of Justice dangles £20m, seeks paper-free payroll services – this time for the judiciary
Ports in a storm: The Matebook 14 won't set your world on fire, but it's still a half-decent laptop
Oracle Zooms past rivals to run TikTok’s cloud, take stake alongside WalMart and ByteDance investors
It's IPO week and one of Wall Street's own is raising the spectre of a stock market crash
Tesla to build cars made of batteries and hit $25k price tag about three years down the road
TikTok proposes coalition with other social apps to curb harmful content
Second lockdown? Perfect time to unveil Teams Breakout rooms and another ginormitor – the 85-inch Surface Hub 2S
Royole's no chicken: Chinese firm goes in for another round with sequel to panned foldable
To bring data down from the heavens, come to GSaaS, says Microsoft as it launches Azure Orbital
SpaceX scuppered by weather once more as skygazers win a Starlink reprieve
Future airliners will run on hydrogen, vows Airbus as it teases world-plus-dog with concept designs
We're not getting back with Galileo, UK govt tells The Reg, as question marks sprout above its BS*
China sets out world domination plan for its digital currency
Get ready for Clippy 9000: Microsoft exclusively licenses OpenAI's mega-brain GPT-3 for anything and everything
Humans suck so much at beating this pandemic that Microsoft has made an AI to enforce social distancing
UK govt urged to bolt tough legal protections onto Arm and protect jobs – or simply veto Nvidia's £31bn acquisition
Onwards! To the airport and adventure! And this rather lachrymose Linux screen
Your latest security headache? Ed from accounting using his kid as an unpaid helpdesk
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