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Ad blocker Shine does a complete u-turn... and rebrands as ad company Rainbow
Publié: février 25, 2017, 4:33pm CET par Mark Wilson
In a perfect example of poacher-turned-gamekeeper, Israeli company Shine -- known for producing ad blocking software -- has rebranded as Rainbow and will instead offer an advertising service. Rainbow will work primarily will telecoms companies, and will have a strong focus on targeted advertising. The company says that it wants to provide "a better ad experience for consumers", having apparently decided that blocking ads was not working for everyone. Rainbow aims to win round consumers by providing and opt-in service that means people will see only advertisements that comply with industry standards and observe privacy rules. It's a move that's… [Continue Reading] -
Google releases details of unpatched Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge vulnerability
Publié: février 25, 2017, 3:45pm CET par Mark Wilson
Not content with publishing details of an unpatched Windows bug, Google has now gone public with a security vulnerability in both Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. Going under the description of "Type confusion in HandleColumnBreakOnColumnSpanningElement", the bug has the potential to allow an attacker to execute malicious code. The vulnerability has been assigned the code CVE-2017-0037, and details of the flaw have been published under the terms of Google's Project Zero. Microsoft was notified about the problem 90 days ago, and as the company failed to patch it Google has made the problem public. An explanation of the browser bug… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft protecting Mexican people with new cybersecurity center
Publié: février 25, 2017, 4:39am CET par Brian Fagioli
With all of the talk about border walls and immigration in the news lately, something very important sometimes gets forgotten in the discussion -- Mexicans are people. In other words, these folks are just as important as anyone else; they are not statistics. The same goes for everyone regardless of skin color, religion, region, or country. All humans matter. Microsoft is a company that focuses on all people globally -- its products and initiatives are improving lives all over the world. Today, the Windows-maker announces it will better protect Mexicans and other Latin American people regarding information security. How? Microsoft has opened a… [Continue Reading]