QA they have heard of it

Software king of the world Microsoft seems unable to get its Windows 10 operating system updates to work.

Bypass the password process

Researchers at Radbound University in the Netherlands have found that that major flaws in some Solid State Drives (SSDs) allow an attacker to bypass the password-based authentication process and access encrypted data stored on the drives.

Another dark and stormy night for Vole's QA

Microsoft has recovered from an earlier crisis that its 1809 build of Windows 10 was deleting user files but it did not seem to use the opportunity to fix another file overwriting bug which has surfaced.

And maybe some ARM bugs too

German online magazine c't is reporting that as many eight new bugs in Intel microprocessors have been spotted.

Don't you wish your Android had this many bugs?

Apple’s buggy software is now such a part of its users lives, Jobs’ Mob has taken to promoting it in its adverts.

11 severe bugs were hidden

One of the issues about the Chipzilla's Mangement Engine was it was closed off, and no one could find out much about it.

Ears to you, Mrs. Robinson

There seem to be more local problems popping up on Apple’s latest super expensive iPhone X.

It is almost as if they are not really trying

Nintendo’s new Switch console is shipping with software flaws which are more than six months old.

New NSX needs to be uninstalled

VMware, which has not been having a good time as the virtualisation market slows, has told users that its latest version of NSX is so buggy it needs to be rolled back.

Structure is floored by unfixable bugs

Carnegie Mellon University's CERT security vulnerabilities database has issued an alert regarding the status of LTE (Long-Term Evolution) mobile networks.