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  Microsoft: Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (1709) now available to all

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 9:00pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft rolls out two Windows 10 feature updates a year. The Creators Update arrived last April, followed by the Fall Creators Update in October. In order to limit the number of issues that users experience, Microsoft staggers the rollout. There is a problem with this approach, however. While it means -- hopefully -- fewer headaches for people updating to the latest incarnation, it also means that the update can take forever to reach all users. In fact, in the case of the Creators Update, a quarter of users still didn’t have it by the time its successor arrived. SEE ALSO:… [Continue Reading]
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  The Linux Foundation launches 'Administering Linux on Azure' training course

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 5:59pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Linux is very much mainstream nowadays. What was once viewed as a hobby and niche project, is transforming the world. Many of the world's servers are running Linux-based operating systems. Hell, the most popular mobile operating system on the planet, Android, is Linux-based. Even closed-source champion Microsoft is embracing Linux by integrating it into Windows 10 and offering it on its Azure platform. Please know, Linux will only get more popular; gaining more knowledge about it is vital for your career in information technology. If you want to further your education, The Linux Foundation has your back. You see, the organization… [Continue Reading]
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  More than half of UK businesses still unaware of GDPR

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 3:18pm CET par Ian Barker

  With GDPR implementation only a few months away, a worrying new survey shows that 55 percent of UK businesses are still unaware of the GDPR regulations. The study by compliance solution PORT.im also reveals that only 27 percent of businesses believe GDPR applies to them, despite 73 percent saying that they collect personal data on their customers -- a strong indication that GDPR does apply. The results show only 35 percent of businesses have a record of consent to store their customers' data, seven percent never ask for consent, and 19 percent say they have sought permission but have no… [Continue Reading]
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  macOS High Sierra lets you unlock App Store preferences with any password

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 2:39pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Most of the security vulnerabilities we write about are hard to exploit by the average computer user. I consider myself fairly experienced but, honestly, without a step by step guide I would not be able to "hack" a program or operating system even with the full bug report in front of me. And even then I probably would not know what to do to get any meaningful data from it anyway. But some security vulnerabilities are so easy to exploit that anyone can do it. Unlocking the App Store menu in System Preferences on macOS High Sierra 10.13 is one of… [Continue Reading]
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  Only one in 10 employees is aware of IT security policies

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 12:18pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new survey from Kaspersky Lab reveals that there is a major disconnect between employees and their employer's IT security guidelines. In a survey of almost 8,000 full-time employees, 49 percent of those employees surveyed consider protection from cyber threats to be a shared responsibility, but only 12 percent of respondents are fully aware of their organization’s IT security policies and rules. In addition, a worrying 24 percent of employees believe there are no established policies in their organizations at all. This lack of awareness tends to be a particular problem for SMBs where there is no dedicated IT security… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy: WhatsApp's group messages might not be as secure as you think

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 11:55am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Security researchers have discovered a method of infiltrating group chats in WhatsApp, effectively rendering the chat tool's end-to-end encryption useless. Researchers from Germany's Ruhr University Bochum have unearthed an encryption flaw that makes it possible for group conversations to be compromised. While the vulnerability is not one that poses immediate concerns -- it requires direct access to WhatsApp servers -- it still raises questions about the security of the platform. See also: Time runs out for WhatsApp on Windows Phone 8 and BlackBerry 10 Privacy: WhatsApp told to stop sharing user data with Facebook Now you can delete sent messages… [Continue Reading]
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  This is the easiest way to check if your Windows PC is vulnerable to Spectre and Meltdown

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 11:09am CET par Wayne Williams

  You’ll no doubt be aware of the Spectre and Meltdown processor bugs, as well as the many problems caused by the patches pushed out to address them. Microsoft last week released a PowerShell script which lets you check if your PC is vulnerable to Meltdown or Spectre, but now Ashampoo has made a free tool available which makes checking for the problem as easy as clicking a button. SEE ALSO: Microsoft's emergency Windows Meltdown patch may be incompatible with your PC All you need to do is download the Ashampoo Spectre Meltdown CPU Checker from here, and run it. Click… [Continue Reading]
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  Intel releases benchmark results detailing Meltdown patch performance slowdown

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 10:14am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In the wake of the Meltdown and Spectre bug revelations, Intel has been eager to downplay the impact patches will have on performance. Having already shed a little light on exactly what users can expect in terms of a performance hit, the company has now released more detailed benchmark results In a blog post, Intel's Navin Shenoy shares details of benchmarks performed with sixth, seventh and eighth generation processors in Windows 10, and sixth generation processors in Windows 7, 8 and 10. Shenoy reiterates the company position that the "performance impact should not be significant for average computer users", saying… [Continue Reading]
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  Meltdown and Spectre patches leave some Ubuntu systems unbootable

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 9:08am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  As if the Meltdown and Spectre chip bugs were not enough of a problem in their own right, the patches designed to fix them are proving to be a major headache as well. The latest victims are users of Ubuntu Xenial 16.04, some of whom are reporting that installing the patches leaves their computers unbootable. Windows users with AMD systems have run into a similar problem, causing Microsoft to halt the rollout of its patches. There have also been predictions, anecdotes and benchmarks that suggest Meltdown patches are causing performance issues, despite Intel's insistence that the impact is small. Now… [Continue Reading]
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  Patriot unveils blazing fast 1TB 'EVLVR' Thunderbolt 3 Portable SSD

  Publié: janvier 11, 2018, 2:43am CET par Brian Fagioli

  I love my MacBook Pro for many reasons, but one in particular is the Thunderbolt 3 ports. If you aren't familiar, Thunderbolt 3 is insanely fast at 40Gbps, but also, it is very versatile. It can transmit video and data, for instance, but also, it is compatible with USB-C devices too. By connecting a single Thunderbolt 3 cable to my Mac, I can simultaneously charge it and transform it into a desktop thanks to a docking station. Seriously, folks, TB3 is amazing. The company Patriot is leveraging Thunderbolt 3 for data storage, and its new EVLVR (pronounced "evolver") Portable SSD is… [Continue Reading]