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Investigators ask Chocolate Factory to help them connect the geographic dots…

Plus, WeLeakInfo? Not anymore! Roundup Welcome to another Reg roundup of security news.…

Jetliner's return to the skies likely to be delayed by more tech glitches Boeing today said another software flaw has been spotted in its star-crossed 737 Max.…

Euro Commission also wants to loosen purse strings for AI investment while tightening reins…

Congratulations, you've won a secret backdoor Hackers exploiting the high-profile Citrix CVE-2019-19781 flaw to compromise VPN gateways are now patching the servers to keep others out.…

I missed my Self Assessment filing deadline because.... a rundown of the worst excuses…

Bloc to make not-quite-universal connector universal within its bounds The EU plans to force manufacturers to use a common connector – the happily symmetrical USB-C – for all mobes, fondleslabs, e-readers and similar electronic tat.…

One Irishman and one Dutchman both nicked Two men have been arrested after Britain’s National Crime Agency and its international pals claimed the takedown of breached credentials-reselling website WeLeakInfo.…

Microsoft releases a Windows 10 Fast Ring refresh and previews new calc toys…

Snafu-ridden maintenance software behemoth to be replaced The US military is dumping its Autonomous Logistics Information System (ALIS) in favour of ODIN as it tries to break with the complex past of its ailing F-35 fighter jet maintenance IT suite.…

Plans to cancel out emissions from power consumption since 1975. No word on warming through excessive corporate hot air though…

There's an app for that, and it's utter pants Something for the Weekend, Sir? Sitting in my tin can far away from home, I marvel that I got here at all.…

State of Wasm: 'Better support for high-level languages', plus interesting cross-platform news…

New perspective on FBI, Interpol demands for backdoors Vid Police Scotland to roll out encryption bypass technology, as one publication reported this week, causing some Register readers to silently mouth: what the hell?…

It's getting hot in here, so open all your doors On Call Welcome to On Call, The Register's regular foray into the increasingly unreliable memories of those who have to pick up the phone when everything is on fire.…

Guess we can't escape our future Terminator overlords Artificial intelligence with frickin' lasers beams attached can see objects hidden around corners, according to a study published in the journal Optica on Thursday.…

Share all our code modifications with others? Think again, hippie…

Meanwhile, AMD snags Intel exec as server chip boss Google is hoping to improve the appeal of its mid-tier Cloud platform to enterprises with a new set of support and response options.…

Good news: There is none. Well, apart from you can at least fully patch the Microsoft blunder…

Connecticut Supremes affirm trial judge's decision to toss 'pay to play' claim…

British copyright law probably wasn't right way to do this one An Azure consultant has lost his bid to sue Google for copyright infringement over search results that sent web users to a website run by a hotlinker who was displaying one of his photos.…

Apple: 'The apps you use every day.' Except that one. And that one. And those are right out…

'A very long haul' says judge as HPE v Lynch and Hussain reaches its end…

Bankers ring in 2020 by thwacking employees with the Windows stick Microsoft and UK finance behemoth Lloyds Banking Group have signed a deal that will see the Windows giant manage the group's desktops and mobile devices.…

Dive into an all-day workshop – now at early-bird prices – for practical advice from experts in the field…

Docs keen to hear how, as promised, project will make their own logins less of a Hancockup…

Software licensing issues made it harder to turn the page…

June 2020 is the end for users on Windows, Linux and Mac…

German Constitutional Court is much more dangerous than people think…

Execs don't care to keep things shipshape if they don't see a return.... so let's MAKE them…