Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp impressions: Nintendo should be ashamed
Lots of good AC series content, but core experience is too low on free-to-play scale.
View Article‘Data is the new oil’: F-Secure man on cartels, disinformation and IoT
An unlikely trio? Not according to Mikko Hypponen Questions about cyber influence continue to cloud last year's US presidential elections and recently similar allegations have been levelled against the...
View ArticleRoyal Navy destroyer leaves Middle East due to propeller problems
For once it's not an engine breakdown A Type 45 destroyer has been recalled to Britain with propeller problems, leaving the Royal Navy's traditional "east of Suez" deployment without proper warship...
View ArticleJudge dismisses lawsuits filed back in 2013 over NSA bulk surveillance
Lawyer who brought case the day after Snowden revelations vows to appeal.
View ArticleFirefox to warn users who visit p0wned sites
Do you really want to go there? And does Mozilla, which hasn't figured out how to do this and preserve security, privacy Mozilla developer Nihanth Subramanya has revealed the organisation's Firefox...
View ArticleLinus Torvalds on security: ‘do no harm, don’t break users’
Fixing for the sake of security alone means 'all your work was just masturbation' Linus Torvalds has offered a lengthy explanation of his thoughts on security, in which he explained a calmer and more...
View ArticleBIXOLON adds the SRP-Q300H B-gate Solution to its Dynamic mPOS Line-Up
BIXOLON Co., Ltd, a leading global mobile, label and POS printer manufacturer, today announced the addition of the SRP-Q300H 3-inch Direct Thermal B-gate mPOS printer to its innovative SRP-Q300 series....
View ArticleAmplience powers rich media production with SAP® Hybris® Commerce
24th November 2017, London, U.K. - Amplience today announces the release of Amplience Extension for SAPreg; Hybrisreg; Commerce.Designed to accelerate and simplify the implementation of Amplience...
View Article‘Treat infosec fails like plane crashes’– but hopefully with less death and...
We never learn from incidents, says Europol security adviser The world has never been so dependent on computers, networks and software so ensuring the security and availability of those systems is...
View ArticleEU’s data protection bods join the party to investigate Uber breach
UK.gov told to sever ties with 'grubby, unethical' company The massive Uber data breach will be discussed by the European Union's data protection authorities next week.…
View ArticleUK emergency crews get 4G smartmobes as monkeys attempt to emerge from Reg‘s...
Samsung inks deal to give crews up to 250k handsets The British emergency services are to be equipped with 4G phones thanks to a new handheld device contract with Samsung worth up to £210m.…
View ArticleThe best board games we played at PAX Unplugged
A few of our favorite games from the big new board gaming convention.
View ArticleSeek ‘passion’ and tech skills will follow, say recruiting security chiefs
Infosec staffing needs a shot in the arm Plugging the infosec skills gap with expensive consultants or by trying to hire already skilled people won't fix recruitment headaches, Thom Langford, CISO at...
View ArticleLightning strikes leave behind a radioactive cloud
Gamma rays produced by lightning hit atomic nuclei, transforming them.
View ArticleI’m a nuclear armageddon survivor: Ask me anything
Be prepared: A nuclear apocalypse is far more likely than a zombie outbreak.
View ArticleNot the four-letter kind: Familiar curses get new stories at the Austin Film...
Time Trap, Chasing The Blues, and Meerkat Moonship are cursed (as Ars' favorite AFF indies).
View ArticleExtreme digital vetting of visitors to the US moves forward under a new name
ICE invited tech firms to make algorithms that will track immigrantsrsquo; social media.
View ArticleLG’s OLED phone screens are bad, but its TVs are top-notch—what gives?
Different tech delivers different results between OLED TVs and OLED phones.
View ArticleIGEL’s DISRUPT forum brings together technology thought leaders to address...
Register to see the latest End User Computing innovations, hear from industry experts and leading solutions providers or attend technical boot campsReading, UK. November 27th, 2017 – IGEL, a world...
View ArticleDon’t lose a finger: The 200-year evolution of the can opener
It took 15 years to invent the can.It took 100 more to invent a standard way to open it.
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