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BBC wants to tackle fake news with Reality Check team
Publié: janvier 14, 2017, 8:09pm CET par Mark Wilson
Fake news has become a serious problem recently, with Facebook blamed for helping the spread of stories that are factually incorrect. The social network has already announced that it wants to take steps to tackle the problem, and now the BBC is joining the fight. The BBC already has a series known as Reality Check, and the plan is to expand this into a permanent feature that will be used to fact-check stories that appear on Facebook and other social media. The corporation will not be working on its own; it is working with Facebook, among others, to help ensure… [Continue Reading] -
FBI-helping phone-cracking firm Cellebrite hit by 900GB hack
Publié: janvier 14, 2017, 7:17pm CET par Mark Wilson
Cellebrite -- the Israeli security company famed for helping the FBI crack the iPhone at center of the San Bernardino case -- has been hit by hackers. The attack resulted in the theft of 900GB of data. While the website Motherboard -- which was handed a copy of the data -- reports that "the cache includes customer information, databases, and a vast amount of technical data regarding Cellebrite's products", the company has downplayed the incident. Cellebrite confirmed that illegal access to an external server had been detected, and indicated that an investigation is underway. But while Motherboard says that the data… [Continue Reading] -
Google releases 'Draco' 3D graphics open source compression library on GitHub
Publié: janvier 14, 2017, 1:15am CET par Brian Fagioli
Google is a significant contributor to the open source community. This is notable, as the company is wildly successful and its products are used by many. It incorporates open source code in its offerings, and then contributes back too. The search giant's visibility lends credibility to open source ideology. Today, Google announces yet another open source project. Called "Draco," it is a compression library designed for 3D graphics. The project can dramatically reduce the size of 3D graphic files without significant visual impact to the person viewing. "The Chrome Media team has created Draco, an open source compression library to improve… [Continue Reading]