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  Google helps fake Microsoft software con victims out of money

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 8:21pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Most people rely on and trust Google's search results. It’s what the company is best known for, after all. However, anyone searching for a copy of Microsoft’s video editing software is in for a nasty surprise. Windows Movie Maker was put out to pasture in January of this year, but its appeal is such that a fake version has arrived, and is conning people into parting with money thanks to an unlikely ally -- Google. If you search for "Windows Movie Maker" on Google Search, the top result is for a site at www.windows-movie-maker.org. Click the link, and you’ll be… [Continue Reading]
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  New self-service tool helps unlock customer data across ad platforms

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 6:00pm CET par Ian Barker

  Advertising via platforms like Google and Facebook is popular, but any insights gained from using these services are difficult to apply elsewhere. Identity management company Drawbridge is launching a new Self Service Graph dashboard that gives marketers transparency into their cross-device data by letting them tap into the service, without requiring any engineering on the client side. It applies large-scale AI and patented machine learning technology to datapoints, such as resettable device identifiers, that Drawbridge receives. The company then creates a Connected Consumer Graph of customers and touchpoints, which brands can use to build more personalized experiences for their customers.… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Files Go is a new Android app that lets you manage and share files

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 4:55pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Google is getting ready to expand its collection of Android apps once more, as it just introduced a new title on Google Play. Currently available as a preview, Files Go lets you manage and share files and free up space on your smartphone or tablet. The app is split into two tabs, one that's called Storage, which helps you delete the app cache, remove files and get notifications for unused apps, and another, named Files, which is where you will find the file manager and the option to send and receive files. The Storage tab is populated with cards for… [Continue Reading]
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  84 percent of enterprises plan to move workloads to the cloud

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 3:49pm CET par Ian Barker

  The need for greater scalability and flexibility, and a desire to avoid capital expenditures are driving enterprises to move more of their workloads to the cloud. A survey by hybrid cloud operations company OpsRamp of IT professionals in organizations with over 500 employees reveals that 84 percent are planning to move more work to the cloud in the next two years. The rapid pace of change is indicated by the fact that over 40 percent say their organization only moved to the cloud in the past two years. 50 percent say their organization's cloud adoption level is still developing, while… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft brings Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection to macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 3:47pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has announced that it is teaming up with Bitdefender, Lookout, and Ziften to expand the reach of Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP). By partnering with the three major security firms, Microsoft is set to bring ATP to macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android devices. Bitdefender, Lookout, and Ziften will all feed threat detection information into one central resource, and this can then be used by security teams to keep an eye on all threats in a single location. While a trio of partnerships has just been announced, Microsoft says that this is just the start. There will be more… [Continue Reading]
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  Comodo launches free service to remove website malware

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 3:17pm CET par Ian Barker

  Many recent security breaches have been caused by poor website safety, allowing hackers to exploit vulnerabilities to steal data. Cyber security company Comodo is launching a free malware removal service for websites to help businesses stay secure. Once a business submits a request Comodo's security operations center analysts will instantly remove all malware, perform hack repairs, including checking the files, databases and any malicious code running to remove infection from the site, and keep the customer fully updated. The free service is powered by Comodo's cWatch platform, which is paired with security operation centers (SOCs) globally to help fight malware… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple has already contacted the FBI with help to access the Texas shooter's phone

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 1:20pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Following the shooting at the weekend in a Texan church, the FBI revealed that it was unable to access the encrypted phone belonging to the gunman, Devin Patrick Kelley. While the FBI said that it did not want to reveal any specific details of the phone, it was widely believed to be an iPhone -- and now Apple has revealed that it has already been in contact with the agency. The iPhone-maker says that it got in touch with the FBI "immediately" to offer help in accessing the gunman's phone. See also: FBI can't access data on Texas shooter's encrypted… [Continue Reading]
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  How machine learning is set to shake up marketing

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 12:39pm CET par Ian Barker

  Artificial intelligence and machine learning are expanding their reach into many areas of business, and marketing is no exception. B2B marketing specialist Engagio has produced an infographic looking at how marketers can incorporate the latest technology into their own account based marketing strategies. Among its key points are that machine learning will have a $15.3 billion total market value by 2019, and while only 27 percent of marketers currently use AI, 51 percent plan to use it in the future. In addition 30 percent say automation saves them time and 25 percent say it provides insights into big data. More… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple expands its Everyone Can Code initiative around the world

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 12:00pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Originally limited to just the US, Apple's "Everyone Can Code" initiative has now been opened up to over 20 universities and colleges around the world. The expansion takes the coding curriculum to Australia's RMIT, Plymouth University in the UK and many other establishments. The aim is to give people the chance to learn how to code, using the App Development with Swift curriculum for online and on-campus courses. The year-long course serves as an introduction to coding, and is open to students of all levels of ability. The Everyone Can Code initiative was launched earlier in the year, spreading to… [Continue Reading]
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  If you send nudes to Facebook for revenge porn protection, the photos will be checked by humans

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 10:28am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook caused more than a little eye-rolling with its anti-revenge porn program which requires users to upload the naked images of themselves that they would like to protect. It had been assumed that the entire process would be automated, making use purely of algorithms to analyze images and protect privacy. This assumption was wrong. Facebook says that in actual fact an employee -- an actual human being -- will have to review the nude images that are sent in. See also: Facebook: send nudes and we'll protect you against revenge porn Transparency: Facebook to force political ads to disclose funding… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft uses Artificial Intelligence for all-new LinkedIn-powered 'Resume Assistant' for Word

  Publié: novembre 9, 2017, 2:12am CET par Brian Fagioli

  If you are currently unemployed, underemployed, or simply looking to change jobs, I urge you to create a LinkedIn profile if you haven't already. The days of showing up at a job with a pen to complete an application is largely dead. Heck, many employers don't even want you to email them a resume nowadays -- some just ask for your LinkedIn profile instead. Don't have one? You are out of luck. But OK, some employers do still ask for a traditional resume, so it is good to be prepared just in case. Today, Microsoft announces that it will make… [Continue Reading]