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Top enterprise security predictions for 2018
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 9:36pm CET par Daniel Okine
2017 delivered a good deal of excitement (as well as massive, massive headaches) in IT security. WannaCry attacked more than 300,000 computers in 150 countries only to be followed by Petya a month later. And the pain extended beyond the enterprise when consumers bore the brunt of one of the most devastating hacks to hit the U.S.: the Equifax breach. The Equifax hack reportedly affected 145.5 million U.S. consumers -- or approximately 44 percent of the U.S. population -- leaving people vulnerable to financial fraud for potentially the rest of their lives. These were just some of the year’s lowlights,… [Continue Reading] -
Are Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) the future of mobile?
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 9:29pm CET par Andrew Gazdecki
There are two types of businesses in today’s mobile-first world: businesses that have a mobile app and those that do not. The one thing that these two sides have in common is that both are looking towards progressive web apps (PWAs) and wondering what the impact of this new app experience will be and how it will change the mobile world. Businesses that have already invested in developing a native mobile app are looking at PWAs cautiously. While these new apps represent a new frontier to be explored and leveraged to improve and expand on an existing app experience, they… [Continue Reading] -
OnePlus investigating credit card fraud reports
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 4:44pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
A number of OnePlus customers have reported unusual credit card transactions after buying products from the smartphone maker's online store. And, today, OnePlus announces a formal investigation. OnePlus reveals that the complaints come only from users who have made direct purchases and adds that purchases involving third-party services -- PayPal, for example -- are not affected. The company says that it does not store the credit card information that users enter when making a purchase. OnePlus explains that this data is actually processed -- but not also stored -- by a payment processing company. The only time that credit card-related… [Continue Reading] -
Getting a good Google ranking is a long game
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 3:28pm CET par Ian Barker
Whenever a business gets a new website it wants to see it ranking highly in search results. But getting to the top in Google and other search engines is a long game, according to SEO company Ahrefs. UK web design company The Website Group has produced an infographic based on the Ahrefs research. It shows that -- based on random keywords -- the top 10 ranking pages on Google are on average more than two years old. Of two million randomly selected pages, just 5.7 percent rank in the top 10 for at least one keyword within a year. The… [Continue Reading] -
Malwarebytes warns that fake Meltdown and Spectre patches are being used to spread Smoke Loader malware
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 1:42pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
News of the Meltdown and Spectre processor bugs quickly spread around the world, as companies and individuals tried to protect their systems. But in addition to concerns about the performance hit patches may have on computers, Malwarebytes has also issued a stark warning about fake patches. The security firm warns that criminals have used interest in Meltdown and Spectre to push out fraudulent bug fixes that are laced with Smoke Loader malware. See also: Spectre patch in iOS 11.2.2 is slowing down iPhones Intel promises transparency as Meltdown patch causes reboot problems with Broadwell and Haswell chips Intel releases benchmark… [Continue Reading] -
Raspberry Pi Zero WH has pre-soldered header
Publié: janvier 15, 2018, 4:32am CET par Brian Fagioli
In a surprising announcement, a new Raspberry Pi model appears! With little fanfare, the "Raspberry Pi Zero WH," as it is called, becomes an official variant of the diminutive Zero W. While it is technically not entirely new, it is still an exciting new model nonetheless. You see, the "H" seems to indicate "header" as this is a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a GPIO header soldered on. If you have a need for a Zero W with these pins, but don't have soldering skills (or don't have the time to do it yourself), this could be the ideal Pi for… [Continue Reading]