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Government Tech Week

The Register will be taking an in-depth look at the challenges facing government IT organizations. From bullet-proof security to making tough decisions about IT infrastructure, Government Tech Week will bring you up to speed on what's next in the public sector.

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Re: HMRC : alway defining new ways
ScottishYorkshireMan
Wednesday 14th June 2023 09:16 GMT

Spotlight on Databases

This month The Register will take a deep dive into the world of databases; from established monoliths to the emerging crop of upstarts. Join us for a special 30 days of interviews and analysis on these tools that drive business forward.

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Bexactly ackwards.
CRConrad
Wednesday 3rd April 2024 11:48 GMT

Defense Tech Week

All week long The Register will explore the wide-ranging technologies that power next-generation global military and defense. From future aerospace to innovations in securing defense systems, we'll take a deep dive into what's next for defense and military tech.

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China aims to pair J-20 stealth fighter with 'loyal wingman' battle drone
Phones Sheridan
Thursday 3rd August 2023 16:11 GMT

Energy Efficient Datacenters

This week El Reg will be taking the heat when it comes to cooling high-density chips, networking, and server hardware with our special focus on energy efficient tech and concepts.

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.. Sleep states? I friggen don't think so ..
_Elvi_
Monday 1st May 2023 14:51 GMT

Spotlight on RSA

Over the last 32 years the RSA conference has grown from a few security geeks getting together to one of the largest security conferences in the world, attracting those who need to know what to invest in next to keep networks secure. The four-day event will be held in San Francisco between April 24 - 27 and we'll be covering it live.

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Re: queue in
Ideasource
Tuesday 16th May 2023 01:41 GMT

Emerging Clean Energy Tech Week

This week The Register will bring special focus to the broad technologies delivering next-generation clean energy. From fusion to EVs and future datacenter cooling, follow us this week for an in-depth look at what's next.

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Re: Where's the power coming from?
CowHorseFrog
Monday 13th November 2023 23:57 GMT

The Reg in Space

Make space for The Reg in Space week. All week we'll be bringing you the best of what's happening on this planet and others.

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Re: no society has lasted anything like a thousand years so far.
ArrZarr
Tuesday 20th February 2024 08:58 GMT

Sysadmin Month

From tools, data security practices, network troubleshooting, server virtualization insights, backup strategies, performance optimization techniques, user management, cloud guidance, automation and scripting and more, tune in all month.

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Re: hebrew All together now
Anonymous Coward
Sunday 17th March 2024 21:27 GMT

Black Hat and DEF CON

Join The Register as we tackle the most important stories around Black Hat and DEF CON 2023. From in-depth interviews to detailed analysis, El Reg has you covered.

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Shifting to two-factor auth is hard to do. GitHub recommends the long game
claimed
Wednesday 7th February 2024 04:46 GMT

Cloud Infrastructure Week

Join The Register for a full week of in-depth insight around what's next in enterprise cloud infrastructure. From how the IaaS providers stack up and differentiate to what businesses are doing to form (and reshape) their cloud plans, we'll keep you in the know.

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Oh, wow, who'd'a thunk it?!?
CRConrad
Tuesday 2nd April 2024 08:06 GMT

Cybersecurity Month

Fortify your frontlines: It's Cybersecurity Month at The Register, your one-stop hub to bulletproof your digital landscape. From next-gen firewalls to human-factor risks, we're diving deep to make sure you stay ahead of the gang.

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Canada to remove China’s top messaging app WeChat from government devices
Anonymous Coward
Monday 4th December 2023 09:12 GMT

Deep dive into “Special Features” topics

State Forum Posts Latest Post
open Russia's Cozy Bear dives into cloud environments with a new bag of tricks 4
By amanfromMars 1
Wednesday 28th February 2024 08:14 GMT
open Work to resolve binary babble from Voyager 1 is ongoing 34
By HelpfulJohn
Saturday 10th February 2024 06:56 GMT
open You could have heard a pin drop: Virgin Galactic reports itself to the FAA 28
By CowHorseFrog
Friday 9th February 2024 10:28 GMT
open 40 years ago, an astronaut first took flight from the Space Shuttle 9
By Evil Auditor
Wednesday 7th February 2024 22:01 GMT
open Rocket Lab is a David among Goliaths in the space race 13
By MachDiamond
Wednesday 7th February 2024 23:46 GMT
open Space exploitation vs space exploration: Humanity has much to learn from the Voyager probes 57
By ArrZarr
Tuesday 20th February 2024 08:58 GMT
open Square Kilometre Array prototype 'scope achieves first light 5
By Yet Another Anonymous coward
Thursday 1st February 2024 03:59 GMT
open Japan's lander wakes up, takes blurry snap of Moon 15
By biddibiddibiddibiddi
Wednesday 31st January 2024 01:07 GMT
open Canada to remove China’s top messaging app WeChat from government devices 11
By Anonymous Coward
Monday 4th December 2023 09:12 GMT
open SolarWinds charged after SEC says biz knew IT was leaky ahead of SUNBURST attack 9
By Michael Wojcik
Tuesday 31st October 2023 21:54 GMT
open Bug bounty hunters load up to stalk AI and fancy bagging big bucks 1
By Tron
Sunday 29th October 2023 22:01 GMT
open Telcos should compensate phished subscribers, suggests Singapore 6
By Tron
Thursday 26th October 2023 17:18 GMT
open Spanish phisherfolk caught in cops' net in multi-million-euro catch 1
By Pascal Monett
Wednesday 25th October 2023 07:23 GMT
open After six days and thousands of pwned users, Cisco poised to patch IOS XE flaw 3
By Anonymous Coward
Monday 23rd October 2023 23:17 GMT
open International Criminal Court blames spies for 'targeted and sophisticated attack' 13
By Anonymous Coward
Tuesday 24th October 2023 18:24 GMT
open Indian authorities raid fake tech support rings after tipoff from Amazon and Microsoft 38
By Anonymous Coward
Monday 23rd October 2023 11:47 GMT
open ‘How not to hire a North Korean plant posing as a techie’ guide updated by US and South Korean authorities 51
By martinusher
Tuesday 31st October 2023 17:57 GMT
open San Francisco mayor suggests police drones and CCTV can cure city's crime woes 30
By david 12
Monday 6th November 2023 06:41 GMT
open Paying for WinRAR in all the wrong ways - Russia and China hitting ancient app 22
By Anonymous Coward
Saturday 21st October 2023 15:40 GMT
open Governments resent their dependence on Big Tech 22
By garwhale
Friday 20th October 2023 10:37 GMT
open Five Eyes intel chiefs warn China's IP theft program now at 'unprecedented' levels 31
By MachDiamond
Thursday 2nd November 2023 23:30 GMT
open Malware crooks find an in with fake browser updates, in case real ones weren't bad enough 2
By garwhale
Friday 20th October 2023 09:48 GMT
open X marks the bot: Musk thinks spammers won't pay $1 a year 69
By Anonymous Coward
Thursday 26th October 2023 20:44 GMT
open Cisco's critical zero-day bug gets even worse – 'thousands' of IOS XE devices pwned 15
By Rockets
Monday 23rd October 2023 08:11 GMT
open Cisco zero-day bug allows router hijacking and is being actively exploited 12
By steamnut
Tuesday 17th October 2023 14:01 GMT
open Signal shoots down zero-day rumors, finds 'no evidence' of device takeover 5
By Dan 55
Tuesday 17th October 2023 16:30 GMT
open Australia threatens X with fine, warns Google, for failure to comply with child abuse handling report regs 18
By Sora2566
Monday 16th October 2023 23:22 GMT
open EPA flushes water supply cybersecurity rule after losing legal fight with industry, states 38
By garwhale
Wednesday 18th October 2023 09:02 GMT
open Can open source be saved from the EU's Cyber Resilience Act? 82
By anonymous boring coward
Thursday 19th October 2023 06:57 GMT
open Equifax scores £11.1M slap on wrist over 2017 mega breach 11
By garwhale
Wednesday 18th October 2023 07:55 GMT
open Chinese citizens feel their government is doing such a fine job with surveillance 38
By Diogenes
Tuesday 17th October 2023 04:10 GMT
open Europe mulls open sourcing TETRA emergency services' encryption algorithms 26
By John Robson
Monday 16th October 2023 14:58 GMT
open Casino giant Caesars tells thousands: Yup, ransomware crooks stole your data 13
By Anonymous Coward
Wednesday 25th October 2023 23:18 GMT
open Microsoft takes another run at closing Exchange brute-force security hole 13
By 43300
Thursday 12th October 2023 16:02 GMT
open CISOs' salary growth slows – with pay gap widening 2
By mmccul
Saturday 28th October 2023 16:15 GMT
open From chaos to cadence: Celebrating two decades of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday 17
By DCdave
Monday 16th October 2023 12:42 GMT
open Ransomwared health insurer wasn't using antivirus software 15
By Prst. V.Jeltz
Thursday 19th October 2023 11:51 GMT
open Vietnam accused of Predator spyware attack on EU and US politicians 1
By Pascal Monett
Tuesday 10th October 2023 07:03 GMT
open FTC: Please stop falling for social media scams, you've given crooks at least $650M so far this year 68
By Anonymous Coward
Thursday 19th October 2023 08:00 GMT
open Online tracking is alive and well in link decoration 17
By herberts ghost
Thursday 26th October 2023 20:12 GMT
open China uses Alibaba's Euro logistic hub to spy on stuff, Belgian intelligence fears 12
By garwhale
Wednesday 11th October 2023 12:56 GMT
open Improving defense of US space assets isn't rocket science. Oh wait 4
By very angry man
Sunday 8th October 2023 06:26 GMT
open Pacific telco backed by Australia, Japan, US bins Huawei 2
By Kernel
Thursday 5th October 2023 22:43 GMT
open FEMA to test emergency alert system US-wide today 62
By jake
Thursday 5th October 2023 22:10 GMT
open North Korea's Lazarus Group upgrades its main malware 4
By Tom Paine
Friday 13th October 2023 18:19 GMT
open Russia to ban all VPNs – again – says senator 39
By anonymous boring coward
Thursday 12th October 2023 08:30 GMT
open Arm patches GPU driver bug exploited by spyware to snoop on targets 5
By Anonymous Coward
Friday 6th October 2023 10:20 GMT
open Microsoft Defender 'finally' stops flagging Tor Browser as malware 8
By Anonymous Coward
Wednesday 4th October 2023 20:44 GMT
open US State Dept has no idea if its IT security actually works, say auditors 9
By Anonymous Coward
Wednesday 4th October 2023 11:20 GMT
open Feds hopelessly behind the times on ransomware trends in alert to industry 6
By druck
Tuesday 3rd October 2023 13:36 GMT

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