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IT departments dealing with 'unrealistic expectations' in project assignments
Publié: février 17, 2017, 7:23pm CET par Sead Fadilpašić
Just half of IT departments managed to complete all of the projects that they were assigned during last year, a new report by MuleSoft claims. Based on a survey of 951 IT decision makers, MuleSoft’s Connectivity Benchmark Report 2017 says there is a widening IT delivery gap that is to blame for these results. According to the report, IT departments are faced with "unrealistic expectations" of what can be achieved with the resources that they have available. One of the ways to fix the issue is by pursuing an API strategy. It would allow for faster innovation and less pressure on… [Continue Reading] -
Sysinternals unveils Sysmon 6.0
Publié: février 17, 2017, 7:17pm CET par Mike Williams
Microsoft Sysinternals has shipped Sysmon 6.0, a powerful system monitor for Windows. The new release can log processes which are accessing other processes, a simple way to detect automated Mimikatz-like credential dumping. Sysmon logs Registry object creates, deletes, value sets and renames, and these all now use "friendly" key names for improved readability. New named pipe events ("Pipe Created" and "Pipe Connected") may help you spot communications between separate malware processes. Sysmon configuration changes are now logged as a separate event, making it much more difficult for anyone or anything else to secretly change your setup. Maybe most useful, especially… [Continue Reading] -
No fracking way! Fukishima is worse than ever
Publié: février 17, 2017, 7:01pm CET par Robert X. Cringely
Remember the Fukishima Daiichi nuclear accident following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan? I wrote about it at the time, here, here, here, here, and here, explaining that the accident was far worse than the public was being told and that it would take many decades -- if ever -- for the site to recover. Well it’s six years later and, if anything, the Fukushima situation is even worse. Far from being over, the nuclear meltdown is continuing, the public health nightmare increasing. Why aren’t we reading about this everywhere? Trump is so much more interesting, I guess. "The… [Continue Reading] -
How enterprises can overcome SaaS' data fragmentation challenge
Publié: février 17, 2017, 4:20pm CET par Darren Peirce
When the Great Recession hit in 2007, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) began to catch the attention of enterprise CIOs as a favorable way to reduce the CAPEX necessary to provide their businesses with world-class IT services, and deliver more predictable OPEX. Fiscal reasoning may have been the carrot-on-the-stick, but CIOs were just as smitten by the promise of a simplified IT environment. It took several years for SaaS to firmly establish itself in the enterprise -- gaining a true foothold in 2012 -- and the delivery model is now considered mission critical by most enterprises. The "hands off" environment, rapid deployment potential… [Continue Reading] -
System76 refreshes Ubuntu Linux laptops with Intel Kaby Lake, NVIDIA GTX 10 series, and 4K
Publié: février 17, 2017, 3:15pm CET par Brian Fagioli
If you are a Linux user, you can never go wrong with a System76 computer. Its machines come pre-loaded with Ubuntu, but they can also run any Linux distro, such as Fedora or Mint, like a champ. Operating system aside, they come with excellent specifications and superb customer service. Now, System76 is refreshing three of its laptops with some high-end parts. The Oryx Pro, Serval WS, and Bonobo WS are now all equipped with 7th generation Intel Kaby Lake processors. In addition, all three can be had with 4K displays and NVIDIA GTX 10 series graphics too. While the Oryx Pro already had… [Continue Reading] -
Transform photos into arty masterpieces with Painnt
Publié: février 17, 2017, 2:16pm CET par Mike Williams
Painnt is a Prisma-type app for Windows 10, Android and iOS which transforms your favorite photos into works of art. Yes, yet another one. But wait -- the app has some interesting extra touches which could make it worth your time. The full package has an impressive 120 to 170 filters, depending on platform, in categories including classical, comic book, modern, abstract and mosaics. Only around half the effects are available in the free build -- and common filters like Oil, Brush Strokes and Ink are all premium-only -- but there’s still a lot to explore. There isn’t the same… [Continue Reading] -
Businesses rely on managed services providers to move to Azure
Publié: février 17, 2017, 2:07pm CET par Ian Barker
While Microsoft's Azure cloud service is gaining popularity with businesses, many of them are relying on a managed services provider (MSP) to implement it successfully. According to a new survey by cloud and IT services company NetEnrich, 67 percent are 'very likely' to engage an MSP in the next year to migrate to Azure or to manage their cloud and/or on-premises environment. The survey also underlines Azure's popularity with 46 percent of respondents running at least half of their IT infrastructure and workloads on the service. The top benefit of working with a MSP to manage Azure is seen as… [Continue Reading] -
Chuwi's Hi13 Windows 10 hybrid retails for $369, promises Ubuntu support
Publié: février 17, 2017, 1:19pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
The Chuwi Hi13 is a very interesting proposition in the Windows tablet market. It has a display similar to that of the Microsoft Surface Book, support for a detachable keyboard and stylus, expansion ports, and competitive internals, but, unlike the devices that it has in its crosshairs, it features a really attractive price tag. When I discussed the Hi13 earlier this year, I mentioned that Chuwi expected to sell the device for around $500 or less, which seemed like a fair price considering everything that it has to offer. However, as it turns out, the Hi13 will actually retail for much… [Continue Reading] -
Best Windows 10 apps this week
Publié: février 17, 2017, 12:35pm CET par Martin Brinkmann
Two-hundred-and-nineteen in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on the Windows Store in the past seven days. As always, if I missed an app or game that has been released this week that you believe is particularly good, let me know in the comments below or notify me via email instead. Discounts this week The following list is a selection of the best deals. Make sure you check out the Store for all offers. Some apps are discounted for more than one week. Only new apps and games… [Continue Reading] -
Mark Zuckerberg's rambling letter covers fake news on Facebook, nudity and profanity -- and his ego
Publié: février 17, 2017, 12:27pm CET par Mark Wilson
In a lengthy missive that has been described by some as a manifesto, Mark Zuckerberg has written a counterattack to criticism of his beloved Facebook. He waxes lyrical about a rosy vision of the future in which communities come together, everyone is included, and everyone is empowered -- largely facilitated by him. For a man who denies he has political leanings, he certainly seems to have been studying Speaking Like A Politician 101. He is nothing if not almost impressively vague. But when Zuckerberg is not massaging his own ego as he dreams up ways to save the world ("I… [Continue Reading] -
Twitter tweaks blocking and muting in latest anti-abuse measures
Publié: février 17, 2017, 10:50am CET par Mark Wilson
Having just introduced the idea of restricted timeouts for abusive users, Twitter has unveiled yet more measures designed to counter abuse and harassment. Now if you have blocked or muted a user, you'll no longer be notified of replies to a conversation by that user. You will still, however, receive notifications of replies to the conversation if they come from people you follow, so you are not completely cut out. It has been warmly received by Twitter users, many of whom believe this is how things should have been from the beginning. Whether this latest tweak makes much of a… [Continue Reading] -
New macOS malware steals passwords and iPhone backups
Publié: février 17, 2017, 9:58am CET par Sead Fadilpai
Cyber security firm Bitdefender says it has recently uncovered a new type of malware which targets macOS users. The company says that the malware, which it has dubbed Xagent, is capable of stealing passwords, taking screenshots and grabbing iPhone backups stored on the machine. Bitdefender says it still can’t be absolutely certain of who is behind the malware, but all evidence points in the direction of the APT28 cybercrime group. The company says this group uses the same dropper / downloader, as well as the same control center URLs. On top of that, Bitdefender says same artifacts have been hardcoded in the binary… [Continue Reading] -
How to securely connect to a Raspberry Pi from anywhere
Publié: février 17, 2017, 9:41am CET par Wayne Williams
VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is a client/server technology that lets you remotely control any target device. RealVNC has been around for many years and its VNC Connect tool is now available for Raspberry Pi. VNC Connect is included in the Raspbian repositories, and lets you connect to your Pi from anywhere in the world, from a range of devices, using a cloud brokered or direct connection. The Pi version comes with some extra features and functionality, but there are some steps you'll need to follow before you can start using it. SEE ALSO: Raspberry Pi's Linux-based PIXEL desktop now available… [Continue Reading] -
Google exceeds 1 billion captioned videos on YouTube
Publié: février 17, 2017, 12:47am CET par Brian Fagioli
Around the world, there are many people with hearing impairments. This doesn't mean that they are necessarily deaf -- they may instead have severe hearing loss. Someone in my family, for instance, has to wear hearing aids. For these people, captioning on videos (text displayed on screen) can be a necessity, making it possible to enjoy a TV show or movie. Heck, it can be used by people without hearing issues too; they may need to mute their TV as to not wake family members. Nowadays, captioning extends to internet videos too, including the very popular YouTube. In fact, today,… [Continue Reading]