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  Why employees should aim to fail in 2018

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 9:35pm CET par John

  As children, most of us learned the hard way not to touch a hot stove. The instant searing pain and the lingering bite that followed and lasted for at least a couple days is the bitter reminder that we had messed up. But ask yourself, have you touched a hot stove since? The lesson learned here still follows us throughout our lives because learning from failure is the quickest path to growth. The first time one falls for a phishing email is no different. While companies are being targeted by hackers now more than ever, employees can greatly improve incident… [Continue Reading]
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  5 ways artificial intelligence is changing the future of work

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 9:26pm CET par Erick Tai

  The proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) is changing everything about the way we live, shop and communicate. From Amazon’s incredibly helpful recommendation engine, and Target’s startlingly accurate pregnancy predictor, to the diagnosis and prediction of medical conditions, we’ve become simultaneously slightly creeped out, yet also somewhat dependent, on AI. In some cases, it’s become so seamlessly woven into our daily lives that we hardly even notice. For example, Apple’s QuickType keyboard, which suggests the next word based on the context of your message, is an AI technology that many of us rely on every day without even realizing it. These… [Continue Reading]
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  Toshiba unveils CANVIO PREMIUM, ADVANCE and BASICS USB external hard drives

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 9:18pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Solid state drives are ideal for portable storage. Why? They are small, fast, and have no moving parts. Unfortunately, SSDs are also a bit expensive per gigabyte compared to mechanical hard drives. If you need external storage that won’t break the bank, and speed is not a major factor, a mechanical USB hard drive is still a great choice. Over the years, I’ve had great experiences with Toshiba CANVIO drives. Today, the company unveils three new models -- CANVIO BASICS, ADVANCE, and PREMIUM. "The CANVIO models blend form and function, offering high-capacity storage, easy backup and trustworthy security in a… [Continue Reading]
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  Cloud workloads at risk from compliance, security and management failings

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 5:13pm CET par Ian Barker

  Security, management and compliance challenges are hitting the benefits businesses are getting from using the cloud as their infrastructures become more complex, according to new research. The study from security and compliance specialist WinMagic reveals that 39 percent of respondents report their infrastructure is more complex since using the cloud, and 53 percent spend more time on management tasks than they have done previously. Of the 1,029 IT decision makers surveyed, 98 percent report using the cloud, with an average 50 percent of their infrastructure on cloud systems. Around a third (33 percent) of respondents report that their data is… [Continue Reading]
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  WPA3 will boost Wi-Fi security and privacy

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 4:23pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Wi-Fi Protected Access is commonly used to secure Wi-Fi connections between pretty much all devices that we use nowadays. For many of us, WPA2 -- the most-recent version of the protocol -- is what we tick to make our router's wireless network private. But, pretty soon, there will be a new option available. The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced the introduction of WPA3, which will be available for both personal and enterprise Wi-Fi devices this year. The big additions over its predecessor, for which certifications began in late-2004, are improved security and privacy. The group says that WPA3 will "deliver robust… [Continue Reading]
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  French prosecutors investigate Apple over 'planned obsolescence' of iPhones

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 3:58pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There have long been rumors that Apple slows down iPhones in a bid to encourage owners to upgrade to newer models. While not admitting to this precise accusation, the company had said that it reduces performance of iPhones to counteract aging batteries. Now the French consumer fraud watchdog DGCCRF is launching an investigation into what is described as "planned obsolescence." In France it is illegal to purposely shorten the life of a product to encourage replacement purchases, and the investigation comes after a complaint from a consumer group. See also: Yes, Apple really is slowing down your old iPhone --… [Continue Reading]
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  New tool helps enterprises root out shadow IT

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 3:35pm CET par Ian Barker

  Shadow applications -- where employees use their own cloud and other software that isn't approved by the IT department -- is a growing problem for many enterprises as it leaves data exposed outside the corporate firewall. Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) specialist Bitglass is launching a new Shadow IT Discovery tool as part of its Zero-day CASB Core product to help businesses to get a handle on the problem. "The only constant in the enterprise cloud footprint is change," says Anurag Kahol, Bitglass' CTO. "Bitglass Next-Gen CASB is designed from the ground up to automatically adapt to changes in applications… [Continue Reading]
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  Get 'Working with Linux -- Quick Hacks for the Command Line' ($32 value) FREE for a limited time

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 1:45pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Say goodbye to unproductive Linux habits and switch to the express lane with Working with Linux -- Quick Hacks for the Command Line from Packt Publishing. Websites, online services, databases, and pretty much every other computer that offers public services runs on Linux. With such a broad usage, the demand for Linux specialists is ever growing. Through this book, you will improve your terminal productivity by seeing how to use different tools. What You Will Learn: Optimize the power of Guake by integrating it with ClipIt Deep dive into the workings of the console editor -- Vim Explore the advanced… [Continue Reading]
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  Xposed Framework beta adds support for Android Oreo

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 11:43am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A new beta of the Android tweaking tool Xposed Framework has been released. The big news is that the release brings support for Oreo, something of a surprise considering how recently Google pushed the latest version of its mobile operating system out of the door. The latest Xposed Framework release comes mere months after Nougat support was added. While the Oreo-supporting release will be welcomed by mobile tweakers, the developer says it should be treated as a beta, and may be buggy. You'll need to have rooted your phone to take advantage of Xposed Framework, but, once installed, you'll have… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft pausing the rollout of Spectre and Meltdown patches to AMD systems

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 11:15am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Following reports that its Spectre and Meltdown fixes were leaving some AMD systems unbootable, Microsoft has stopped the patches from rolling out to certain devices. The company is blaming AMD's failure to comply with "the documentation previously provided to Microsoft to develop the Windows operating system mitigations to protect against the chipset vulnerabilities known as Spectre and Meltdown." See also: Warning: Microsoft's Meltdown and Spectre patch is bricking some AMD PCs Microsoft releases PowerShell script to check if your PC is vulnerable to Meltdown and Spectre Microsoft issues an emergency fix for Windows 10 to address processor bug There's no… [Continue Reading]
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  D-Link DIR-2680 is an Intel-powered Wi-Fi Router with McAfee Secure Home Platform

  Publié: janvier 9, 2018, 1:58am CET par Brian Fagioli

  We are living in very scary times, and I'm only referring to technology. Concerns about nuclear war and unstable world leaders aside, our computers and devices are like Swiss cheese nowadays thanks to Spectre and Meltdown. Hell, there are hardcoded backdoors in consumer devices! What a sad state of affairs... If you want to help keep your home network safe, a quality router is always a smart purchase. Not only do you want something that is reliable, but it should be from a reputable manufacturer that issues regular updates. One such company is D-Link, and today, it launches a new… [Continue Reading]