Open Source
Microsoft: 90 per cent of Windows development is done by GITs
We'll leave you to make the obvious joke...
Samba flaw puts 100,000 machines at risk of WannaCry-style attack
Rapid7 warns that 90 per cent of vulnerable machines can't be patched
Mozilla confirms that Flash will be 'Ask to Activate' starting with Firefox 55
Flash is one step closer to full eradication
Google I/O: Android 8.0, Assistant for iOS and what else to expect
We round up the likely announcements ahead of the keynote's 6pm kick off
Google's Fuchsia OS ditches Linux, gets a new UI and gets opened up on video
But we still don't know much about the potential Android replacement
Huawei's HiKey 960 is a premium ARM-based Rasberry Pi competitor
Dev board will be available in May priced at $239
Mark Shuttleworth will retake reins of Canonical as CEO this summer
Jane Silber to remain on board
Mark Shuttleworth calls free software users 'muppets' after Ubuntu Unity hate-fest
Business decision proves it's not easy being lean
Canonical throws in the towel on Ubuntu Unity, kills phone and tablet ambitions
And that's when Mr Shuttleworth learnt, there's no place like GNOME
Samsung's Linux-based Tizen OS is 'riddled' with security flaws
Security researcher slams code as 'worst he's ever seen'
Microsoft concedes CodePlex is done, endorses Github for open source projects
Don't panic, you've got til the end of the year to migrate
Open source devs using GitHub targeted by self-destructing malware
Windows-bypassing trojan can also steal passwords and download sensitive files
Google bigs up its open source credentials with dedicated project showcase website
Site provides devs with information on how firm develops and maintains initiatives
Netflix finally, officially, comes to Linux users with Firefox
Even though it has been unofficially available on Chrome since 2014
JavaScript remains most in-demand, but devs keen to defect to TypeScript, Google Go
Apple's Swift and F# also on developers' to-do lists
Eight-year-old Linux security flaw finally fixed
Fourth ageing security flaw that has been patched in the Linux Kernel recently
Munich IT chief slams city's decision to dump Linux for Windows
Karl-Heinz Schneider claims everything was working just fine
Mozilla brings WebAssembly to Firefox, but disassembles NPAPI content
Flash is safe, for now
Mozilla lines its Pocket with buyout that sounds more like a wedding
Is that a Firefox in your Pocket or are you just pleased to see us?
Linus Torvalds shrugged off warnings about 'insecure' SHA-1 in 2005
But Linux founder still doesn't think it's 'game over' for hash function
Mirai: Windows 'muck-spreader' trojan the work of 'experienced developer'
Kaspersky warns that bigger attacks are on the horizon
Linux 4.10 adds Virtual GPU and improved Snapdragon support
Colonel Kitten has promised not to shout. It won't last
What you missed in tech last week: Munich dumps Linux, Intel sticks to 14nm
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Munich's vote to return to Windows annoys Linux and LibreOffice community
€90m move would be a 'significant step backwards'
Munich looks to ditch its Linux infrastructure and bring back Windows
Bulk Windows licence Bayern Munich?
Mozilla kills Firefox OS as it backs away from IoT ambition
50 staff will be laid off or redeployed
Google takes iOS version of Chrome open source
Firm finds a better way to untangle it from Webkit
TruffleHog: Hacker publishes secret key spotter to Github
Open source tool will enable admins, and hackers, to uncover high-entropy encryption keys
Google open sources Python-on-Go transcompiler Grumpy
Firm promises better performance from concurrent workloads and closer interoperability
Cyanogenbeginagain: CyanogenOS is dead, long live LineageOS
Cyanogen bloodbath kills off the operating system, returns it to community
Top 10 most read stories of 2016: Updategate, Pornhub hack, Note 7 and more
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Qubes OS goes commercial in fundraising drive
There's only so much security you can deliver on a shoestring
Cyanogen's Kondik: 'I f*cked up and got f*cked over'
Founders plea to community for guidance
Google will offer 10,000 Android developer scholarships across Europe
Firm aims to curb digital skills shortage by training up more Android devs
What you missed in tech last week: Snoopers' Charter 2.0, Kaspersky vs Microsoft
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
Microsoft just joined the Linux Foundation as a Platinum member
Because 2016 wasn't weird enough already
What you missed in tech last week: Tech on Trump, Tesco Bank hack, Spotify bug
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How to build an algorithmic enterprise
Mike Mason, technology activist and adviser to the CTO at ThoughtWorks, discusses DevOps, Agile and open source
What you missed in tech last week: Ubuntu Core 16, ZX Spectrum Vega+
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
What you missed in tech last week: Intel CPU flaw, Dyn DDoS, Surface Pro borkage
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Dirty COW: Linux kernel security flaw bypasses antivirus software
Red Hat has herd that the vulnerability is being exploited
Surprise release candidate of Linux 4.9 kernel has element from Project Ara
But Colonel Kitten just won't wake up ...
What you missed in tech last week: Note 7 recall, iKettle drama, Android 7.1
The top 10 stories from the past seven days
France covers source code with freedom of information laws
Probably butter and garlic, and a splash of white wine too
In praise of LinuxCon
We like LinuxCon, a most friendly nerd-fest
Linux founder Torvalds: Intel x86 is king, but ARM is 'disappointing'
Linus says ARM is 'not very pleasant' and unlikely to dislodge Intel from number one spot
Legends of Linux Part 4: Jim Zemlin
Linux Foundation boss takes the INQ quiz
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