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  Chrome 63 is more secure than ever -- and uses even more memory

  Publié: décembre 9, 2017, 1:12pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google's Chrome browser has something of a reputation for being memory-hungry. With the released of Chrome 63 this image is not going to be shed -- a new security feature increases memory usage even further. The latest desktop version of the browser includes a new Site Isolation feature which launches individual sites -- all sites, or a specific list -- in sperate processes. While this is something that will be of particular interest to enterprise users because of the added security it brings, it's something that will appeal to any security-minded user who is willing to shoulder a 10-20 percent… [Continue Reading]
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  Huge Janus bug leaves Android apps open to unauthorized code modification

  Publié: décembre 9, 2017, 10:20am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Researchers from security firm GuardSquare have discovered an Android vulnerability that allows for app code to be edited without affecting the apps' signature. Dubbed Janus, the vulnerability has massive potential for malicious use, and affects Android 5.0 onwards. The security hole would allow an attacker to tweak an entirely legitimate app to behave maliciously without triggering any security alerts. Although vulnerability CVE-2017-13156 has been patched in December's Android update, very few people will have access to this security fix. On the plus side, checks performed on apps that are submitted to Google Play should mean that anything obtained via official… [Continue Reading]
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  Kodi addon site TVAddons to stop proactively checking for piracy

  Publié: décembre 9, 2017, 9:49am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Justified or not, Kodi has been somewhat synonymous with pirated content. At the heart of Kodi-related controversy are the addons that provide access to such material, and addon site TVAddons constantly finds itself embroiled in things. Having recently announced that it managed to build up 12 million monthly users despite being closed down, TVAddons has now announced a change to the way it operates. While still perfectly happy to comply with the law when it comes to pirated content, the site will now rely on DMCA takedown notices rather than proactively checking for infringments. See also: Back from the dead:… [Continue Reading]
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  Win an Xbox One X Project Scorpio Edition gaming console from Microsoft!

  Publié: décembre 9, 2017, 6:48am CET par Brian Fagioli

  The Xbox One X is the best gaming console on the market -- from a raw power perspective, that is. Despite having lesser specs, many people would argue that the Nintendo Switch is the superior machine. Why? Mario and Zelda. After all, when it comes to video games, content is king -- fun trumps frame rate. Not to mention, Microsoft's latest is wildly expensive at $500 while only working with a TV. The Switch costs less and doubles as a mobile console. If you can't afford an Xbox One X, but really want one, I have good news. Microsoft is… [Continue Reading]