Luke Hughes

GEOBOX, an operating system turning Raspberry Pis into simple anonymous cyberattack tools, is being sold on Telegram.

It also doesn’t believe that the grid is fit for purpose, calling for ‘bold action’ to reform ‘constrained infrastructure’.

Tech jobs are struggling to keep neurodivergent employees on board - and with over 5 million people identifying as such in the United Kingdom alone, that’s a big problem.

Microsoft extended its original March 20 deadline to give customers time to transition to other cloud services, but is stopping for real now.

Amid Elon Musk’s lawsuit claiming that Sam Altman’s OpenAI betrayed its non-profit roots, Grok’s source code is being released to the public.

Automated and encrypted file backups plus ‘granular’ recovery are coming to iDrive backup, for a price.

Fallout from a 2023 attack on Xplain, a company that provides software to the Swiss government and military, continues with the country’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)’s post-mortem report.

Dominance of Windows continues, but Linux’ popularity is making leaps in a year that, at one point, took a decade on average.

A new California class-action filing’s key complaint is that iOS users can’t backup device settings and application data on anything but iCloud.

Companies maintaining VMs, servers, and self-service checkouts face difficulties accounting for the extra day in their software even now.

The latest update to Microsoft’s operating system promises enhancements and AI Copilot integration for vital accessibility features.

UK tech workers are showing a disregard for cybersecurity in 2024, despite knowing all the risks.

Wireless chargers are fast becoming a cool and convenient way to charge smartphones - but VoltSchemer exploit isn’t cool, it’s 536F (280C).

FBI Director Christopher Wray cited the disruption of Volt Typhoon as a recent success in protecting American Infrastructure.

28 organisations have co-signed an open letter

A persistent bug, nuking Dev Drives when rolling back to previous versions of Windows, circles the drain.

Live-boot, lightweight Linux installations are fairly common these days, but they may have just awoken a giant.

Tech companies are doing their utmost best to convince you that an AI PC is the thing you need the most in your life, right now, in exchange for your money. What is an AI PC? Who cares!

Amazon’s cutthroat job loss strategy is extending to Amazon Health Services.

Microsoft might be bringing 'sudo' to Windows in a potentially painful move for developers.

Apple wants to make configuration easy and scalable with Pkl

Or, ‘intrepid misery reporter has epiphany’

Flaw in versions 2.36 and 2.37 of the GNU C (glibc) library could grant unauthorised root access to attackers, bad news helped only by the fact that it’s unlikely to be exploitable remotely.

Recent incidents again prove OpenAI’s giant data sponge is not your friend, colleague, or personal organizer

Singular founder showed Google employees his designs under NDA, and then discovered his inventions incorporated into Google’s own Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) devices and data centers.