Category: ComputerWeekly
We live in an era of cyber ‘incidents,’ from WannaCry to MOVEit. However, it’s undeniably rare that a vendor finds…
A newly discovered series of four dangerous flaws in the Common Unix Printing System (Cups), which is used across virtually…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) stands accused of overstating the competitive threat posed to its business by enterprises repatriating workloads to…
A change in Post Office behaviour after it introduced software to computerise branch accounts in 1993 mirrors an increase in…
The British Transport Police (BTP) have made an arrest in an ongoing investigation into a cyber attack on public Wi-Fi…
The UK town of Blyth in Northumberland is set to become home to Europe’s biggest datacentre devoted to housing artificial…
Public Wi-Fi services at 19 of the UK’s most important railway stations, including most London termini, are in the process…
The UK semiconductor industry has secured millions of pounds in government funding to help accelerate the growth of 16 of…
A campaign group set up by the children of subpostmasters who had their lives ruined by the Post Office scandal…
A senior CrowdStrike executive has apologised in front of a United States government committee for the 19 July outage that…
Google Cloud has emerged as the latest party to take issue with Microsoft’s strategy of charging enterprise customers more for…
Everyone knows the “these go to 11” scene from Spinal Tap. Another great moment is when the band gathers around…