Paul Kunert is a journalist at The Register. He covers a range of topics including technology, software, cybersecurity, and workforce issues, with a particular focus on labor laws, remote work, and cybercrime. Paul is featured in Mediastreet.ie, DevClass, Blocks and Files, Evangelicals Now Limited, MSN, and The Register.
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By: Simon Sharwood
The real fight is who wins the most AI and K8s workloads
Company's three year pursuit of debt from non-existent address ended by Oxford judge
By: Brandon Vigliarolo
This week on the Kettle, we reminisce about the good old days of Windows on XP's 25th anniversary, how new-old Casio watches could reshape the smartwatch market, and why passwords might be better on paper
By: Brandon Vigliarolo
Commodity malware steals authenticated sessions, letting thieves freeload on victims' paid usage
Part of wider infrastructure replacement upgrade project with HPE
Is it just me, or is it getting hot in here? Up and down my street, blinds are down and curtains drawn against the midday heat. Overnight, from bedroom windows, strangely alien aircon flues dangle. Parks and lawns are Sahel-brown, hosepipes are banned across the South [of England], and with warm, dry weather forecast for August, we're all beginning to hope for a spot of rain. Maybe by the time you read this we'll have had some.
By: Carly Page
Self-described white hats promise to return 'most' of the 4,000 BTC once the vulnerability is fixed
By: Lindsay Clark
Commission reportedly seeks third-party views, although no formal investigation is underway
PC buyers already had enough of helping to fund the AI revolution, only essential refreshes happening now
Wheels turning on the road and in government
