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BT puts old phone books online - The Register
WEBNov 29, 2007 · BT is putting its entire archive of old phone books online for genealogists, or anyone else, to browse, and a commercial genealogy company is opening up access to all UK burial records since 1538. The phone books date back to 1880 and contain 280 million names. They can be used to track down relatives, but you can also use the service to find ...
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WEBAustralian Police conducted supply chain attack on criminal collaborationware. Sting led to cuffing of alleged operator behind Ghost – an app for drug trafficking, money laundering, and violence-as-a-service. Cyber-crime 13 hrs | 8.
BOFH Archive - The Register
WEBEpisode 1 Er, I mean, droid. In the far reaches of the world, under a lost and lonely hill, lies the OFFICE OF NEVERMORE. BOFH 22 Jan 2021 | 75. BOFH: Time for the MMOCC. You know, the Massively Moronic Online Christmas Call. Episode 10 This year, starring an utterly, er, empowering personal presence guru.
Microsoft patches CVE-2024-38063 IPv6 RCE vulnerability
WEBAug 14, 2024 · Six ransomware gangs behind over 50% of 2024 attacks. Microsoft listed four vulnerabilities as publicly disclosed, albeit not yet exploited, so maybe put these high on your to-patch list: CVE-2024-38200 – a Microsoft Office Spoofing Vulnerability with a 6.5 CVSS rating. CVE-2024-38199 – a Windows Line Printer Daemon (LPD) Service RCE ...
IBM launches voluntary redundancy scheme in latest job cuts
WEBThu 29 Feb 2024 // 11:33 UTC. Exclusive IBM is asking staff who want to take voluntary redundancy to raise their hand as it embarks on a new round of global job cuts, though roles in Europe and within a handful of departments are expected to shoulder the brunt. The Resource Action, as Big Blue likes to euphemistically refer to layoffs, shouldn ...
Boeing 737 Max crashes: How did it go so wrong? • The Register
WEBDec 15, 2021 · In 2019, the pilots of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, also a 737 Max, attempted to counteract the effects of MCAS but could not physically move the mechanical trim wheel due to the aerodynamic force from plunging toward the ground.. Boeing in January agreed to pay $2.5bn to settle criminal charges arising from the two fatal 737 Max crashes. The manufacturer did not admit guilt, however, which ...
ICO plans $7.7 million fine for Advanced over 2022 attack
WEBWed 7 Aug 2024 // 08:26 UTC. The UK's data protection watchdog says it plans to fine a managed software provider to the NHS £6.09 million ($7.7 million) for failings that led to a 2022 ransomware attack. Reading the press release, we've never seen the word "provisionally" appear so many times in such a short bit of copy, but the Information ...
AWS hits $100 billion revenue run rate, expands margins
WEBMay 1, 2024 · The CEO also noted that 85 percent of current IT spend is for on-prem tech. So AWS has plenty of room for growth even as it approaches $100 billion annual revenue. For perspective, Dell's full year revenue for FY24 was $88.4 billion – down from $102.3 billion the year before. Even at 17 percent growth, AWS is doing far better.