News Archive | November 2022

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November 30th
- Hyundai vulnerability allowed remote hacking of locks, engine
- MSG giant Ajinomoto's chipmaking foray helps break financial records
- AWS Supply Chain: Cloud giant's new app locates bottlenecks and suggests fixes
- India to trial digital rupee from December 2022
- Dropbox adds end-to-end, zero-knowledge encryption with acquisition of Boxcryptor assets
November 29th
- "Unacceptable" data scraping lands Meta a £228m data protection fine
- Civil servants blame legacy technology for sluggish government digital transformation progress
- AWS Lambda SnapStart update speeds up application cold starts
- Nvidia rolls out AI platform across NHS hospitals
November 28th
- UK crypto fraud soars 32% to $270 million
- AWS plans to be 'water positive' by 2030
November 25th
- Interpol arrests nearly 1,000 cyber criminals in months-long anti-fraud operation
- Businesses to receive unique Twitter verification badge in platform overhaul
- Bechtle acquires UK’s ACS Systems, furthering European expansion ambitions
- Google rolls out patch for high-severity Chrome browser zero day
November 24th
- Windows users now able to run Linux apps and distros natively
- Japan considers creating new cyber defence agency as attacks ramp up in region
- Pro-Russia Killnet hackers claim DDoS attack on EU Parliament website
- Zen Internet announces duo of new leadership appointments
November 23rd
- Giving Gen-Z staff a clear purpose can advance business growth, sustainability
- UK follows EU in securing data deal with South Korea
- Ex-Twitter tech lead says platform's infrastructure can sustain engineering layoffs
- The future of UK tech rests on the creation of decacorns, says CBI president
- Wipro launches European cyber security consultancy services
- ICO: The public sector isn’t getting 'an easier ride' with GDPR penalties
November 22nd
- How we test
- IBM files lawsuit against UK-based Micro Focus alleging software plagiarism
- Scottish Atlassian software specialist New Verve Consulting acquired by atSistemas
- ‘Hardcore’ Musk decimates Twitter staff benefits, mandates weekly code reviews
- Ericsson to invest tens of millions in UK 6G research unit
November 21st
- Microsoft issues emergency fixes for wide-reaching Kerberos issues
- How we test security software
- India’s new data protection bill continues to “facilitate state surveillance”
- Google Cloud Platform now automatically detects highly common ransomware dropper
- How we test NAS drives
November 18th
- Canon UK teams up with AdEPT to launch new managed IT services
- Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement harnesses "Brexit freedoms" to grow tech sector
- How we test printers and scanners
November 17th
- How we test SSDs
- Qatar World Cup apps prompt digital privacy warnings from regulators
- Civica CEO Wayne Story retires after six years at software provider
- Citi to transition 70% of its workforce to Snapdragon mobile devices
- Nvidia and Microsoft team up to build 'most powerful' AI supercomputer
- Revealed: The top 200 most common passwords of 2022
- How we test routers and access points
- US federal agency breached by Iranian state-backed hackers via Log4Shell exploit
November 16th
- Qualcomm targets slimmer smart glasses with first dedicated AR SoC
- Appian Europe: 'Our data fabric system offers features unavailable anywhere else'
- Hiring is down 14% in Singapore following global surge
- Hundreds of thousands of Emotet attacks spotted daily after four-month hiatus
- Microsoft targets optimised supply chain investments with new platform launch
- Singapore's government cloud saves country 50% in hosting costs
November 15th
- Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit: Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 platform unlocks new AI capabilities
- Managed services growth expected to balloon over next three years
- Google agrees record $391.5m settlement in US digital tracking case
- IT workers' self-confidence hampering portfolio career ambitions
- Dell's new PowerEdge servers, quantum solution accelerates HPC for all customers
- How we test monitors
November 14th
- Australia considers ransomware payment ban, additional Medibank files leaked
- Businesses bet on sustainability to tackle disruption, says Gartner
- How we test laptops and PCs
November 11th
- How we test smartphones and tablets
- Biden sets June deadline for $42 billion broadband funding outline
- Emma de Sousa to step down as Insight’s EMEA president
- Move away from memory-unsafe languages like C and C++, NSA urges
- Twitter bankruptcy ‘not out of the question’ as senior execs flee
- Dell unveils four new PowerEdge servers with AMD EPYC processors
- KellyOCG appoints EMEA VP for MSP and adjacent workforce solutions
November 10th
- Lenovo patches ThinkPad, Yoga, IdeaPad UEFI secure boot vulnerability
- Chip giant TSMC reportedly set to invest another $12 billion into a new Arizona fab
- Meta cuts 11,000 staff, citing wrong call on investment
- IBM unveils its 'most powerful' 433-qubit quantum processor
- Establishing an OSPO is 'the next big evolution of the tech workplace'
- GitHub Copilot for business ‘expected to boost enterprise adoption’
- GitHub launches private vulnerability reporting to secure the software supply chain
November 9th
- Microsoft hit with fresh anti-competition claims over new cloud licences
- VMware brings XDR capabilities to Carbon Black in a push for lateral security
- Intel unveils Max Series chip family designed for high performance computing
- VMware and Equinix combine cloud with bare metal in new distributed service
November 8th
- VMware enhances Sovereign Cloud services in a push for easier compliance
- VMware and HPE unveil new hybrid cloud, pay-as-you-go service
- Snowflake aims to keep developers on its platform with general release of Snowpark for Python
- Singtel to build $300 million submarine cable system to link Southeast Asian economies
November 7th
- IT Pro News in Review: Cyber security exploits surge, Dropbox phishing alert, public cloud spending on the up
- UK and Taiwan commit to £5 million business innovation fund
- Medibank admits ransomware attack is far worse than previously thought
November 4th
- Microsoft says “it’s just too difficult” to effectively disrupt ransomware
- Continental 'held to ransom', refuses to confirm if LockBit has stolen data
- HPE Ireland appoints Ray McGann as its new managing director
- Twitter executes orders to fire around 3,700 employees, locks offices shut
- Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot sued over “software piracy on an unprecedented scale”
November 3rd
- WhatsApp Communities to unify workplace group chats, expand functionality
- LinkedIn: Demand for remote jobs increases but opportunities are waning
- Subscription models will end in five years, claims Laiye at new system launch
- BT Wholesale is bringing EE’s mobile connectivity to partners
- LockBit repeats 'PR stunt' as Thales ransomware investigation reveals no breach
- Japan to establish $450 million fund for 6G research
- Twilio tackles 'crucial' customer retention with trio of platform upgrades
November 2nd
- Logitech aims to fix hybrid meetings with 'unique' Sight camera system
- Protecting CIOs' IT budgets is "paramount" in maintaining business growth
- Dropbox confirms hackers stole 130 code repositories in GitHub phishing campaign
- Cisco announces Duo Passwordless Authentication for Single Sign On (SSO) apps
- Highgate IT Solutions shifts to permanent four-day working week following trial success
November 1st
- OpenSSL 3.0 vulnerability: Patch released for security scare
- UK's £6m cyber support package for Ukraine revealed for first time
- Major security exploits expected to rise before New Year
- Yanluowang ransomware leaks suggest pseudo Chinese persona, REvil links
- Gartner: Public cloud spending to reach nearly $600 billion by 2023