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Mind your language: Microsoft set to swing the axe on 27 languages in iOS Outlook

Moenie die hoender ruk nie

Huygens if true: Dutch police break up bulletproof hosting outfit and kill Mirai botnet

Cops also Cruyff cloggy couple

Self-taught Belgian bloke cracks crypto conundrum that was supposed to be uncrackable until 2034

'It was easy, for some definition of easy,' solver tells El Reg

Brush up your cybersecurity credentials at SANS Stockholm 2019

Immersive training courses help you keep your data safe

Chinese rover pootles about... on the far side of the friggin

Plus: SpaceX gets back to some Falcon work

FYI: Twitter

Old tweets betray sensitive data under new tools

Bored IT manager automates Millennium Eve checks to ditch snoozing for boozing

WHO, ME? It's New Year's Eve and for many of you this will mean celebrating – but for some the prospect of manning the support lines or working…

I wish I could quit you, but cookies find a way: How to sidestep browser tracking protections

Chrome, Safari, Opera, Tor Browser at risk to various levels

If for some reason you

Patch wpa_supplicant and/or kill off key protocol, thanks

Elon Musk, his arch nemesis DeepMind swear off AI weapons

Thousands of researchers sign pledge to not develop lethal AI

Registry to ban Cyrillic .eu addresses even if you

Шифтинг то а сепарате бут еqуал сыстем ит цлаимс

Samsung escapes obligation to keep old phones patched

Dutch court rules orphan kit doesn

ICANN takes Whois begging bowl to Europe, comes back empty

Rude awakening – yet again – for American DNS supremo

Microsoft patches patch for Meltdown bug patch: Windows 7, Server 2008 rushed an emergency fix

If at first you don

Software vendors line up Kubernetes tasting menu for devops

A sampling KubeCon and CloudNativeCon-oriented tidbits

Sorry, psycho bosses, it

In Germany, at least, you

Boffin supercharges FPGAs with timing signal tweak

Plagiarists nearly spoiled his PhD party, so he

Would you believe it? The Museum of Failure contains quite a few pieces of technology

Time to look back on those halcyon days of bad ideas, mindlessly hyped