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Amazon DNS attack let cyber crooks nick crypto from MyEtherWallet users
Some $150,000 in digital currency got swiped
ZTE router flaw put 400,000 Hyperoptic customers at hacking risk
Vulnerability lurked in the hardcode of the H298N router
Facebook is making it tougher for third-party apps to scrape user data
Firm shutters some APIs in wake of Cambridge Analytica scandal
Dell's Precision 5530 2-in-1 packs a Coffee Lake CPU with Vega graphics
Firm claims it's the smallest 15.6in 2-in-1 in the world
HTC's Vive Pro 2.0 Kit costs £1,299 and means business
Stop us if you've heard this one before...
UK gov demands TSB explains its 'IT meltdown'
Nicky Morgan MP wants to get the FCA involved
Nvidia Tegra X1 flaw allows all Nintendo Switch consoles to be hacked
'Unpatchable' vulnerability enables data exfiltration and custom bootloaders
AI helps YouTube purge more than 8 million video nasties
Artificial intelligence is helping the humans rather than replace them in this case
Eugene Kaspersky slams Twitter's allegedly unfounded ban of Kaspersky Labs ads
Kaspersky's alleged links to Russia could be reasoning for the ban
Apple will offer free fixes for 13in MacBook Pros with dodgy batteries
A 'limited number' of the machines are affected by battery swelling
AMD's low-power Ryzen 3 2200GE and Ryzen 5 2400GE chips come with Vega graphics
New energy-efficient processors boast a TDP of just 35W
Amazon, Netflix and Hollywood studios are suing Set TV for alleged piracy
Arrrr, tis but another piracy crackdown
Pornhub has ballsed-up its supposed crackdown on 'deepfake' videos
A orgy of faked celeb sex videos are still rampant on the site
Facebook Login data hijacked by hidden JavaScript trackers
Oh look, another abuse of Facebook data....
Facebook is hiring a chip designer in apparent AI hardware push
Firm is seeking people with skills in FPGA and ASIC
Intel abandons smart glasses project as it shutters New Devices Group
Another of the company's divisions bites the dust
TalkTalk is still the most complained about ISP in Britain
BT and Plusnet aren't exactly pleasing customers either
Microsoft, Dell, HP and others cosy up to sign cybercrime fighting accord
34 major tech firms all agree to work together to defend against hackers
NHS slammed for 'alarming' lack of cybersecurity defences post-WannaCry
NHS fails to shore up its security as the threat of attacks from Russian mounts
AMD launches indirect attack on Nvidia's proprietary tech 'taxes'
Firm reckons propitiatory GPU tech stymies the freedom of PC gaming
Hard drive borking malware found lurking behind Minecraft skins
The unsophisticated malware looks more like a trolling attempt than a clever cyber attack
Google bungs a Raspberry Pi Zero WH into its AIY Vision and Voice kits
Taking the DIY approach to AI development just got easier
AMD's Ryzen 2 processors have been overclocked beyond 5GHz
You'll need to have some liquid-nitrogen spare to repeat the feat
Intel and Microsoft will use GPU power to detect cyber threats in memory
Telemetry and memory scanning tech aims to increase security at a silicon level
Thousands of Android apps may be collecting children's data illegally
Another day, another potential data collection scandal
Sega confirms Mega Drive Mini retro console remake
Classic console remakes appear to be in fashion
JD Wetherspoon shutters social media accounts citing 'addictive nature' of Facebook and Twitter
The only sharing it seems to like is done over a bowl of chips
AI must be for the 'common good', Lords Committee tells devs
UK lawmakers want smart machines to benefit, not wreck humanity
Android OEMs are allegedly lying about missed security patches
Devices have missed important updates but users weren't told, claim researchers
Google is putting the Pixel and Pixel XL out to pasture
End of support starts October 2018, so best to get the second-gen handsets
PC shipments slump for the 14th consecutive quarter, surprising no one
The PC isn't dead, it's just resting
Zuck's Facebook data was sucked up by Cambridge Analytica
Even the social network's boss wasn't immune to data-scraping
Steam's updated privacy settings make it easier for gamers to lurk unseen
But the update borks data-powered third-party services
UK gov to take on dark web crims with £9m of dedicated funding
Home secretary Amber Rudd wants UK authorities to police the dark web
Mark Zuckerberg survives US Congress grilling over Cambridge Analytica scandal
The social network billionaire schooled some less than tech-savvy senators
Gmail 'feature' exposes Netflix users to phishing attacks
It's a dotty problem
YouTube's most popular video got hacked and defaced
Hackers gonna hack; this time for a laugh
Chrome, Edge and Firefox could soon be password-free thanks to WebAuthn standard
Time could be called on dodgy passwords and phishing attacks
Apple claims its data centres are 100 per cent powered by renewable energy
There's a catch, but Apple is greener than most
Microsoft open sources File Manger to give Windows 10 a whiff of the 90s
It's a techie dose of nostalgia
Spotify looks set to reveal an in-car music controlling gadget
Heading out on the highway, looking for a good tune
Nvidia is killing off GeForce driver support for 32-bit OSes
A warning to move with the tech times
YouTube faces FTC lawsuit for 'illegally' collecting data on kids
Coalition claims Google is violating child protection laws
Valve: Steam Machines still have some life in them
Rumours of the console's death have been greatly exaggerated
Google staff protest firm's involvement in controversial Pentagon AI project
More than 3,000 Googlers say firm shouldn't be in the 'business of war'
Apple's future iPhones may have curved displays and 'touchless' gesture controls
Apple is apparently exploring a hands-off approach to control
Facebook admits Cambridge Analytica data scandal hit 87 million users
Zuck reckons firm could have done more to prevent the data leak
Intel flogs Wind River software division to TPG
Looks like the only thing left inside Intel is Intel