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  Intel Online Connect lets you log in on popular websites with just your fingerprint

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 11:40pm CEST par Michael Moore

  Using passwords to get online may soon be a thing of the past thanks to a new launch from Intel. The computing giant has revealed that its Intel Online Connect service will now ship in all 7th and 8th-generation Core processors, allowing users a smoother and easier way to get online quickly using just a fingerprint -- with users of Lenovo's latest PC devices the first to benefit from safer browsing. Intel Online Connect allows users to log in to some of the most popular websites such as Google, Facebook and PayPal through a fingerprint scan, rather than relying on needing to… [Continue Reading]
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  Synology announces DiskStation DS218play, DS218j and DS118 NAS

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 9:58pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Synology is slowly but surely updating its DiskStation lineup, with three new models entering its two-bay and one-bay NAS ranges today: the multimedia-optimized DS218play, value-focused DS218j and performance-oriented DS118. The DS218play, like the DS418play which Synology announced a month ago, is designed with high-resolution content in mind, being capable of 4K 30FPS video transcoding. It is powered by a quad-core Realtek RTD1296 processor clocked at up to 1.4GHz. There is 1GB of RAM on board, and support for up to 24TB of storage. As the name suggests, there are two bays available. The DS218play works with both HDDs and SSDs,… [Continue Reading]
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  5 percent of Windows 10 users already have the Fall Creators Update, but what on earth's happening with the Creators Update?

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 8:42pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft rolls out two feature updates a year for Windows 10. In April the software giant released the Creators Update, and then a week ago, the Fall Creators Update made its debut. Spaced six months apart, the idea is that by the time the second feature update is released, most people will have upgraded to the first. But while that’s the theory, it’s certainly not the case with the Creators Update. SEE ALSO: Everything new and improved in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update [changelog] Microsoft: Windows 10 Fall Creators Update being offered to more users Free up 30GB of… [Continue Reading]
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  BlackBerry launches software consulting service to help businesses with GDPR

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 8:40pm CEST par Michael Moore

  With the GDPR deadline now less than six months away, many companies are still coming to terms with how they will adapt to the new legislation, which could have a major effect upon the their business. Fortunately, BlackBerry has launched a new branch of its software consulting service to try and guide businesses through the challenges that GDPR will face. Launched this week at the company's BlackBerry Security Summit in London, the platform aims to help BlackBerry partner with companies that are still unsure of what steps they need to take in order to fit with the new rules. The company says that the… [Continue Reading]
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  AOC unveils I1601FWUX 16-inch USB-C portable monitor for macOS and Windows

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 6:50pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  While some people spend their days working at the same location, for many others, their office can be anywhere. It is not uncommon to see people laboring away on a laptop while in their cars, coffee shops, or in a field sitting under a tree. Unfortunately, this often means working with only one display -- having multiple monitors can be a huge boon for productivity. With that said, there are portable monitors on the market that offer a multi-screen experience when on the go. Today, AOC unveils a beautiful new lightweight (1.81 pounds) 16-inch (technically 15.6) variant that connects via… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung announces the 'versatile' Galaxy Tab A (8.0") tablet

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 6:08pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Samsung has announced an upcoming tablet, the latest addition to the Galaxy range. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A (8.0") -- also known as the Galaxy Tab A (2017) -- has been "designed for the whole family" and is a budget tablet that you won't mind sharing it with, or giving to, the kids. The specs are, generally speaking, nothing to get too excited about, but that's not the aim of this tablet. The metal body gives an air of quality to what Samsung describes as "an everyday, versatile tablet," and a 5,000mAh battery can power the device for up to… [Continue Reading]
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  LG G6, G6+, Q6 and X charge available through Amazon Prime Exclusive Phones

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 5:41pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Amazon Prime Exclusive Phones is a pretty interesting proposition, giving consumers the option to get a new smartphone at a lower price in exchange for ads and offers. The number of supported devices is not that high though, but Amazon is constantly adding more and more to the list. And today it is the LG G6 and G6+ flagships as well as the Q6 and X charge that join the program. All are available through Amazon Prime Exclusive Phones in their unlocked version, so that they can be used on different carriers. "We're excited to welcome LG as a new… [Continue Reading]
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  Google partners with International Fact Checking Network to further tackle fake news

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 5:23pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  These days just about every tech company with the slightest connection to news is doing what it can to stem the flow of fake news. Mozilla, Microsoft and Facebook have all taken steps, and Google has already rolled out its Fact Check tag to highlight verified stories. Today the search giant announces that it has joined forces with the International Fact Checking Network (IFCN) to take the battle even further. See also: Microsoft enters the fight against fake news as Bing gains Fact Check label Mozilla Information Trust Initiative is ready to fight fake news Post too much to Facebook… [Continue Reading]
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  HomeHack vulnerability could allow your LG robot vacuum to spy on you

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 4:56pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Researchers at threat prevention specialist Check Point have uncovered a vulnerability which could allow hackers to gain control of the LG Hom-Bot robot vacuum cleaner's video camera. The camera normally sends live video to the associated LG SmartThinQ app as part of its HomeGuard Security feature. Once in control of a specific user's LG account, any LG device or appliance associated with that account could be controlled by the attacker -- including the robot vacuum cleaner, refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and air conditioners. Dubbed HomeHack, the vulnerability in the SmartThinQ mobile app enabled Check Point's researchers to… [Continue Reading]
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  82 percent of security professionals worry about nation-state attacks

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 4:54pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Nation-state attacks and hacktivists are among the biggest worries for IT security professionals according to a new study. The report by AI security company Cylance and the Enterprise Strategy Group shows that 82 percent of respondents are concerned or extremely concerned by the threat posed by nation-states, and 79 percent are by the threat of hacktivists. Cyber criminals are still seen as concerning by 99 percent and insider threats concern 78 percent. Interruptions to standard business operations are seen as the top impact of compromised endpoints (32 percent), followed by impeding the productivity of knowledge workers (31 percent), and delays… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook launches dedicated used car Marketplace section, complete with Kelley Blue Book pricing

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 4:15pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook Marketplace has been with us for a little while now, giving users of the social network a handy place to buy and sell goods in the same place they chat with friends and post holiday photos. The company today announced a series of changes designed to make it easier to buy cars through Marketplace. A year after the launch of the platform, used cars now have their own dedicated Marketplace section. More than this, it is possible -- in the US at least -- to filter vehicles in a variety of ways to home in on the perfect car,… [Continue Reading]
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  Traditional antivirus fails to protect 40 percent of users

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 2:56pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Conventional antivirus solutions are failing to protect users from attacks according to a  Malwarebytes report. The study is based on real-world clean up scans performed by Malwarebytes. Nearly 40 percent (39.18percent) of all malware attacks cleaned on endpoints with an AV installed occurred on endpoints that had two or more traditional AV solutions registered. In addition 39.16 percent of attacks on endpoints with a non-OS bundled AV installed occurred on an endpoint running one of the four leading traditional AV solutions. "The results of these scans clearly indicate the ineffectiveness of today's traditional AV solutions and, more importantly, the unknown risks… [Continue Reading]
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  Arm announces Internet of Things security platform

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 1:43pm CEST par Anthony Spadafora

  As the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) and other connected devices increases and is projected to reach over 50 billion by 2020, Arm has unveiled a new systems architecture aimed at securing and protecting these devices from being exploited by cyber attackers. The British semiconductor firm unveiled its new Platform Security Architecture (PSA) which is designed to serve as a common industry framework for developers and hardware manufacturers to increase the security of devices built on its system-on-a-chip (SoC) Cortex processors. By 2021, Arm expects to have shipped around 200 billion chips and by adding PSA the company hopes to… [Continue Reading]
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  WinZip 22 includes image conversion, EXIF stripping and much more

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 12:40pm CEST par Chris Wiles

  WinZip International LLC has released WinZip 22, a major release of what is perhaps the world’s best-known archiving tool. Version 22 builds on changes introduced in version 21, primarily with speed and safety improvements. WinZip 22 ships in three editions -- Standard, Pro and Enterprise (aimed at corporate users). The majority of the new features are available in Standard and Pro. The primary difference between Pro and Standard are the backup features. What’s new in 22? WinZip claims the new version is much faster, with a startup time cutting 50 percent from the previous version. You can also move files more… [Continue Reading]
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  Kaspersky says it accidentally obtained secret NSA files from a US computer

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 12:05pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Earlier in the month, news emerged that Kaspersky software had been used by Russian hackers to identify and steal sensitive NSA files from a US computer. Following the revelation, Kaspersky Lab started an investigation, and now the company has published its findings. Kaspersky concedes that its software had indeed identified classified NSA data -- specifically a hacking tool -- but says that it was unintentional. The unearthed source code was attributed to the Equation Group, and company head Eugene Kaspersky ordered the code be destroyed when the matter was reported to him. See also: Report: Russian hackers stole NSA files… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple vehemently denies Bloomberg's suggestion of reduced Face ID accuracy

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 11:19am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Yesterday, Bloomberg ran a story suggesting that Apple had faced problems getting the iPhone X to market on time. In an attempt to speed up production, Bloomberg said Apple gave suppliers permission to reduce the accuracy of its Face ID face recognition feature. But Apple refutes this claim, dismissing it as "completely false" -- but Bloomberg is standing by its story. See also: Apple says you'll be able to buy the iPhone X in stores on November 3... if you're early How to order an iPhone X faster Apple responds to iPhone X Face ID privacy concerns but dodges law… [Continue Reading]
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  Google releases Android Oreo 8.1 Developer Preview beta

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 10:52am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It's not all that long since the launch of Android 8.0 Oreo -- not that many people have it on their phones -- but Google has already pushed out a developer preview of Oreo 8.1. As this is an early beta, there are not a huge number of changes to see in Android Oreo 8.1 developer preview -- but under the hood, there's quite a lot going on. For now, compatibility is limited to the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Pixel C, Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, but for these handsets new features include a Neural Networks… [Continue Reading]
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  GDPR makes businesses concerned about cloud storage

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 2:51am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  More than nine in ten (93 percent) of companies worry about storing their data in the cloud, once GDPR kicks in, new research has claimed. A report from cloud solutions provider Calligo polling 500 IT decision-makers in companies with more than 100 employees, found than 91 percent of respondents worry how the new rules will affect cloud services. Less than one in seven (14 percent) said they were worried about meeting obligations under new privacy laws. For 41 percent, security and breaches are the biggest concern. When it comes to cloud services, almost half (46 percent) worry about the complexity of GDPR,… [Continue Reading]
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  Buh-bye! Linux Mint finally kills its pointless KDE Edition

  Publié: octobre 26, 2017, 1:45am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Linux Mint is a fine Ubuntu-based operating system, although I am not sure it needs to exist anymore. After all, its popularity is largely thanks to the historic disdain for Canonical's Unity desktop environment. With the Unity DE now dead, fewer people will seek out the alternative that is Mint. While both the Cinnamon and Mate versions of Linux Mint are decent choices for computer users, there was one version that was always utterly bizarre -- the KDE Edition. Don't get me wrong, KDE is a fine environment, but Kubuntu already exists. Having a version of Mint using KDE was… [Continue Reading]