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  Making Android modular with Project Treble is Google's solution to its fragmentation and update problem

  Publié: mai 13, 2017, 12:09pm CEST par Mark Wilson

  One of the problems with buying an Android smartphone is that there is usually no way to tell just how long it will be supported and how long you'll get Android updates. Unless you have a Google-branded device, it's hit-and-miss when, or indeed if, you'll receive an upgrade to the latest and greatest version of the mobile OS. With the impending release of Android O, however, Google is trying out a solution to the problem which has led to endless fragmentation of the Android market. Going by the name of Project Treble, the solution sees Google introducing a modular base… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft patches Windows XP to fight the WannaCrypt ransomware attacks

  Publié: mai 13, 2017, 9:55am CEST par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP back in 2014, but today it releases one more security update for the ancient OS. The software giant is taking this "highly unusual" step to fight back against the WannaCrypt ransomware cyber attacks that have so far hit nearly 100 countries around the world. And XP is not the only unsupported system receiving this patch. SEE ALSO: NHS hospitals hit by ransomware attack [Update: Now spreading globally] More than 45,000 WannaCrypt attacks have been recorded around the world, including in the UK, US, Russia, Ukraine, India, China, Italy, Spain, and Egypt. The malware was part… [Continue Reading]
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  One for the history books: 2016's year in DDoS attacks

  Publié: mai 13, 2017, 2:49am CEST par Debbie Fletcher

  While 2016 certainly seemed to be one bad news item after the other, the year might not have been as dire as everyone thought. On the good news front, researchers made huge strides in precision treatments for cancer and prevention methods for Alzheimer’s, the Cubbies finally won the World Series, LeBron brought a championship to Cleveland, and Leonardo DiCaprio got his Oscar. You know who else had a great year? The people behind DDoS attacks. They really rocked it in 2016 -- but of course that’s terrible news for everyone else. Top trends of 2016 DDoS stands for distributed denial… [Continue Reading]
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  Automation will transform accountants' jobs in the next five years

  Publié: mai 13, 2017, 12:51am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Do you think automation will change your job in the next five years? Accountants seem to think so. Pretty much every accountant believes their work will be either partly or completely automated by 2022. A new report by FreeAgent says 96 percent of accountants agree with this claim, and just three percent say they don’t think automation will change their work. Almost two thirds (62 percent) of those accountants participating in the survey for the report also say they don’t believe they will be performing the same tasks they do today in the next five years. But they are getting… [Continue Reading]