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Norks droning on about your dream job while pwning your PC
North Korea's Lazarus Group has successfully compromised Europe's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) sector with its Operation DreamJob campaign, which promises job seekers lucrative employment opportunities - but then delivers a malware-laced offer and a compromised computer.…
Give Europe some space! 3 companies join forces to reach for the stars
Three European aerospace giants plan to combine their space units into a single heavyweight, hoping to boost the continent's space autonomy.…
Blinded by the light: Tesla fixes glaringly bright Cybertruck headlights
Feeling a bit blinded by the light when a Cybertruck rolls by? It's not just you — Tesla's recalling most built to date because the boxy pickup's front parking lights are too bright.…
Trump's workforce cuts blamed as America's cyber edge dulls
America's once-ambitious cyber defences are starting to rust, according to the latest annual report from the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission (CSC), which warns that policy momentum has slowed and even slipped backwards thanks to Trump-era workforce and budget cuts.…
Microsoft suggests temporary registry hack for stricken smart card users
Microsoft accidentally broke several things in the October 2025 Windows Update, but smart card authentication was not one of them. That was intentionally broken, and the temporary workaround requires a registry hack.…
Apple's ultra-thin iPhone flops as foldable iPad hits a crease
Apple's run of hardware experiments appears to be hitting some turbulence: The company's ultra-thin iPhone Air has reportedly failed to catch on with buyers, while its long-awaited foldable iPad is slipping further down the calendar amid engineering snags and soaring costs.…
Fedora council approves policy allowing AI-assisted contributions
The Fedora Council has approved AI-assisted contributions to its Linux distribution, following intense debate and subject to strict conditions.…
Google nukes 3,000 YouTube videos that sowed malware disguised as cracked software
Google has taken down thousands of YouTube videos that were quietly spreading password-stealing malware disguised as cracked software and game cheats.…
A single DNS race condition brought Amazon's cloud empire to its knees
Amazon has published a detailed postmortem explaining how a critical fault in DynamoDB's DNS management system cascaded into a day-long outage that disrupted major websites and services across multiple brands – with damage estimates potentially reaching hundreds of billions of dollars.…
SAP says some customers are dragging their feet on contract sign-offs
SAP disappointed investors today after reporting full-year cloud revenue at the bottom end of its guidance range, with execs saying customers in manufacturing and the public sector are taking longer to sign contracts.…
Senators accuse Smithsonian of 'illegal lobbying' over Discovery squabbles
The saga of the Great Space Shuttle Relocation has taken another turn after US lawmakers asked the Department of Justice to look into alleged lobbying by the Smithsonian museum to prevent a possible transfer of Discovery to Houston, Texas.…
Amazon's AI specs aim to stop delivery drivers getting lost between van and porch
Amazon is testing AI-powered smart glasses to help its drivers get from their vans to customers' doorsteps.…

