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Facebook tests facial recognition to unlock accounts
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 5:46pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Facebook is testing the use of facial recognition as a way of enabling people to regain access to their accounts if they get locked out. The unlock method would be offered as an alternative to two-factor authentication techniques such as SMS or email verification. The social network says that if there is sufficient interest in the feature -- and providing it cannot be defeated by hackers -- it will receive a wider rollout after testing. At the moment, there is no indication that Facebook is considering using facial recognition as an alternative login method; it's just being tested in relation… [Continue Reading] -
Protect yourself against malicious websites using Web of Trust
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 4:39pm CEST par BetaNews Staff
We might regard ourselves as advanced web users, but occasionally we still double-take when visiting a new website. Google a search term and you see a whole host possible options, including paid website ads and there’s very little stopping a rogue retailer from popping up and populating their store with known brands. Anyone can register a .com or .co.uk and you can host one of these domains from any location. There’s simply nothing stopping a company in Asia, from obtaining a .co.uk and then setting up a store with a bunch of fake products. So, how do you avoid these… [Continue Reading] -
66 percent of SMBs could go out of business following a breach
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 4:07pm CEST par Ian Barker
Today's threat landscape is becoming increasingly more complex and sophisticated, And all sizes of business are at risk. VIPRE Security has released the results of a survey of 250 SMB IT managers which shows that 66 percent say they would either go out of business or shut down for a day or more if their systems and/or data were compromised. In addition almost a quarter of respondents (23 percent) reported that they experience cyberattacks daily. 68 percent of SMB IT managers say they are tasked with generating security reports, yet 47 percent have to manually collect data from various sources… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft releases Java debugging extension for Visual Studio Code
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 4:05pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic
Visual Studio Code is an amazing cross-platform code editor which has managed to attract a significant following in recent years, not least because of its support for extensions. In just a couple of clicks, users can add various languages, like Python, Ruby and Java, and create new software. For example, if you want to write Java code, there is a pretty nifty extension made by Red Hat, called Language Support for Java(TM) by Red Hat, that features things such as IntelliSense and basic Eclipse and Grade project support. And, now, Microsoft is building upon it by adding a debugger to… [Continue Reading] -
Roku announces new media streaming boxes, cuts the price of Roku Ultra, releases Roku OS 8
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 4:02pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Roku has today unveiled the latest additions to its media streaming line-up, adding features such as voice control and 4K support. The company also slashes $30 off the price of its top-of-the-range Roku Ultra box. With prices starting at just $29.99 for the Roku Express, there's something to suit every pocket, but it's arguably the updated Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick+ that are the most interesting. The $29.99 Roku Express is the cheapest of the bunch, while the Roku Express+ is identical save for the addition of composite connections for an extra $10 -- it's also exclusive to Walmart. Roku… [Continue Reading] -
Compuware brings mainframe development to the cloud
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 3:57pm CEST par Ian Barker
Many larger enterprises still rely on older, legacy systems developed in COBOL that don’t lend themselves to the latest Agile and DevOps development techniques. Mainframe development specialist Compuware is deploying its Topaz flagship solution for mainframe Agile/DevOps on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This gives cloud access to modern mainframe development, enabling enterprises to deploy agile tools for COBOL and other legacy code bases fast. Using Topaz on AWS, which uses Amazon AppStream 2.0 technology, enterprises can provide their global development, test and ops teams with immediate and secure cloud access to Compuware’s entire mainframe Agile/DevOps solution stack. AppStream 2.0 offers… [Continue Reading] -
Windows 10 will overtake Windows 7... but when?
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 2:25pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Each month, NetMarketShare reports on the state of the desktop operating system market. Its numbers are often interesting, and occasionally initially wrong (this month, for example, they showed a sizeable growth for Linux, before being corrected). The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is due to begin rolling out this month (even though over a third of users still don’t have the Creators Update), and Microsoft will be hoping this big new feature release will give its operating system a major boost. But how is Windows 10 doing at the moment, and when will it finally overtake Windows 7? Read on… [Continue Reading] -
FBI won't have to reveal details of hacking tool used to crack San Bernardino iPhone
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 12:20pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
A judge has ruled that the FBI will not have to reveal any details about the hacking tool it bought to crack the iPhone at the center of the San Bernardino shooting case back in early 2016. Following a Freedom of Information request by Vice News, USA Today and the Associated Press, federal judge Tanya Chutkan ruled in favor of the FBI, meaning that the agency will be able to keep this information secret. A battle between the FBI and Apple ran for some months as the agency tried to force the iPhone-maker to provide access to the phone at… [Continue Reading] -
Apple releases source code for ARM-optimized iOS and macOS kernel
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 10:33am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
For some time now, Apple has regularly released the source code for the shared iOS and macOS kernel. That the company has done so again might not be news, but Apple has, for the first time, released the source code for the ARM versions of the kernel. Pushed to GitHub, the source code gives anyone who likes the idea of seeing exactly what makes iOS and macOS tick the opportunity to do just that. See also: The FCC wants Apple to enable the iPhone's non-existent FM radio Apple is working on a fix for iPhone 8 earpiece crackle Apple now… [Continue Reading] -
Google changes its approach to news subscriptions, scraps First Click Free policy
Publié: octobre 2, 2017, 9:09am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has announced changes to the requirements it places on websites that provide news on a subscription basis. With a large number of news sites locking content away behind a paywall, Google had required publishers to provide people with access to three free articles per day or face demotion in search results. Scrapping what was known as the First Click Free Policy, Google is dropping any such requirement to provide free access to content. A new approach -- Flexible Sampling -- lets publishers decide how many, if any, free articles they provide. See also: Google reveals why it killed NFC… [Continue Reading]