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  Stuck for transport? Get to your destination with these 3 ride-hailing apps

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 9:18pm CET par Alex Eckardt

  Walk around any major city and you quickly lose the will to continue. Thanks to ride-hailing apps, you can now grab your smartphone and simply locate a ride from where you’re standing, without having to worry about public transport. Ride-hailing apps have certainly revolutionized how we navigate a city. Whilst between meetings in London recently, it dawned on me that I had minutes to get to my next meeting. It would take longer to walk to the nearest Underground station. Solution? Grab my smartphone, hail a local taxi and arrived in time for my next meeting. But what are the… [Continue Reading]
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  Steam drops Bitcoin payments, blaming high fees and volatility

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 6:05pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  While Bitcoin is growing in value and attracting more and more capital, it is hard to make a case for it as a payment method these days. Sure, you can buy things with Bitcoin, but fact of the matter is it lacks mainstream appeal among businesses -- at least right now. It is easy to see why: it's incredibly volatile and the fees are high too. So, if you want to buy something with Bitcoin you will probably pay more than if you were to use dollars or euros, for instance. This is something that Valve has experienced as well… [Continue Reading]
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  Three quarters of retail organizations lack a breach response plan

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 4:07pm CET par Ian Barker

  As online retailers gear up for their busiest period of the year, how prepared are they to face the threat of cyber attacks? A new study from cyber security company Tripwire reveals that just 28 percent of respondents say they have a fully tested plan in place in the event of a security breach. A worrying 21 percent say their organization doesn't have a plan at all, and the same proportion of respondents say they don't have the means to notify customers of a data breach within 72 hours, a requirement specified by GDPR. "Considering the amount of high-profile data… [Continue Reading]
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  Financial services organizations fail to properly secure SSH keys

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 3:05pm CET par Ian Barker

  Secure Shell (SSH) provides a secure channel for communication over unsecured networks and is therefore a popular technology in the financial services sector. But a new study for machine identity protection company Venafi shows that even though SSH keys provide the highest levels of administrative access, they are routinely untracked, unmanaged and poorly secured. According to the findings 69 percent of respondents from the financial services industry admit they don't actively rotate keys, even when an administrator leaves their organization. This allows the former employee the potential for ongoing privileged access to critical and sensitive systems. "Cyber criminals can leverage… [Continue Reading]
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  Bitcoin breaks $15,000 -- crypto market crosses $400 billion

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 2:09pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Bitcoin's growth this year seems to know no limit, as the most valuable cryptocurrency continues to set new price records and lead the market to new highs. Today, it broke $15,000, just over a week after it crossed the $10,000 mark for the first time. Yes, that's right, Bitcoin rose by 50 percent in just a few days. It's hard to wrap your head around that, considering that it was only trading for around $1,000 on January 1. Yes, Bitcoin is up 1,500 percent already. It would be foolish to say that it will stop here. All other coins in… [Continue Reading]
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  'Doppelgänging' attack hides malware from security tools

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 12:41pm CET par Ian Barker

  Endpoint protection company enSilo has used this week's Black Hat Europe conference in London to reveal how Microsoft Windows features can be used to slip malicious ransomware and other threats past most updated, market-leading AV products. enSilo researchers demonstrated how, by manipulating how Windows handles file transactions, they could pass off malicious actions as benign, legitimate processes, even if they use known malicious code. In addition to blinding Windows' embedded defense mechanisms and third-party AV and next generation AV security products to incoming threats, Process Doppelgänging gives attackers the further advantage of leaving no traceable evidence behind -- making this… [Continue Reading]
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  JBL and Under Armour launch UA Sport Wireless Flex headphones

  Publié: décembre 7, 2017, 3:16am CET par Brian Fagioli

  Wireless headphones are rather common nowadays, especially with many manufacturers removing the traditional 3.5mm audio jack from smartphones. While you can opt for a set that connect by USB-C or Lightning, Bluetooth is much more elegant. True, they have to be charged regularly which is a valid pain point, but for many, the benefits simply outweigh the negatives. One group of consumers that can benefit greatly from wireless headphones are those that exercise, including runners. When working out or running, traditional wired headphones can get tangled, caught on machines, or pull on ears -- very annoying. Today, JBL and Under… [Continue Reading]