Are you a hacker? Programmer? Software developer? Coder? Many of us are. And, as intelligent humans, we tend to concentrate on the new and not try to reinvent the wheel

Before you embark on your future journey, take care of your digital legacy at CERN

Why "free" does not necessarily mean "free of charge" or, in the CERN context, why "free" software should not be used for professional or educational purposes

Like any other organisation, institute or enterprise, CERN is under permanent attack by evildoers

Help keep them secure. Discuss “security” with them. Tell them how to protect their digital life, their documents and data, their photos and videos

When using CERN resources, mining for professional purposes lacks any reasonable professional justification

Protect CERN, protect yourself! Using applications without a valid licence will lead to repercussions

Following up on some questions we received concerning our last Bulletin article, let us expand on the easiest way to lose your CERN password…

Money has always been a catalyst for greed and malice. Blackmail is one way to extort money from the innocent and has existed since ancient times

Do you like listening to music while you work? What about watching videos during your leisure time at CERN?

Welcome to CERN! For the next couple of weeks, you will be able to breathe in the free academic world of CERN

What do some webcams, cameras, video-conferencing cameras, control devices and Internet-of-Things devices connected to CERN networks have in common?