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ProtonVPN launches unlimited free VPN service for Android
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 9:14pm CET par Wayne Williams
ProtonVPN’s free VPN service got off to a very rocky start when it launched 7 months ago. Demand was such that free users got put on to a waitlist, where they languished for months before even seeing an invite. The company did sort things eventually, and today it expands ProtonVPN further, by bringing the service to Android. If you’re concerned about using a free VPN, the company says you shouldn’t be. The free service is funded by paid subscribers and subsidized by ProtonMail, meaning there are no ads and user data won't be sold to pay for it. "It is… [Continue Reading] -
Firefox: Windows 7 way more popular than Windows 10
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 7:00pm CET par Wayne Williams
Depending on which analyst firm you believe, Windows 10 will either finally overtake Windows 7 this month, or it won’t. Either way, the newest OS is narrowing the gap. However, according to the Firefox Hardware Report, a public weekly survey of the hardware and software used by everyone running the release channel desktop build of Mozilla's web browser, Windows 10 still has a long way to go until it catches up to Windows 7. SEE ALSO: Steam: Windows 7 loses a large chunk of usage share, but is still well ahead of Windows 10 The Firefox Hardware Report, which is… [Continue Reading] -
YouTube for iOS has a secret new Dark Mode -- here's how to enable it
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 5:53pm CET par Wayne Williams
Google's latest update for YouTube on iOS promises 'general fixes and stability improvements', but also includes a welcome hidden extra -- a Dark Mode that looks especially amazing on iPhone X, and might even save you some battery life. However, there is a catch. To activate this new mode, you need to be running YouTube for iOS version 13.01.4 (or later), and even then it might not be available to you. It seems Google is rolling the feature out slowly to select users. To see if you’re one of the lucky ones, here’s what you need to do. Firstly, check… [Continue Reading] -
Half of companies suffer financially motivated cyber attacks
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 4:21pm CET par Ian Barker
Cyber attacks driven by ransom demands are on the increase as criminals seek to cash in on the soaring values of crypto currencies according to a new report. The 2017-2018 Global Application and Network Security Report from cyber security company Radware finds that reported ransom attacks surged in the past year, increasing 40 percent from the 2016 survey. Half of companies surveyed suffered a financially motivated attack in the past year. "The rapid adoption of cryptocurrencies and their subsequent rise in price has presented hackers with a clear upside that goes beyond cryptocurrencies' anonymity," says Andrew Foxcroft, regional director for… [Continue Reading] -
New study shows wide gaps in attitudes to cloud security
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 3:23pm CET par Ian Barker
While a majority of businesses around the world have adopted cloud services, a study released today reveals a wide gap in the level of security precautions applied by companies in different markets. The study from digital security company Gemalto finds that German businesses are more cautious when it comes to sharing sensitive information in the cloud (61 percent) than British (35 percent), Brazilian (34 percent) and Japanese (31 percent) organizations. Germany's lead continues when dealing with information at rest. 61 percent of German organizations say they secure sensitive or confidential information while being stored in the cloud environment, ahead of… [Continue Reading] -
Why do I do this to myself? Bob's first predictions for 2018
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 3:03pm CET par Robert X. Cringely
About 20 years ago, when I started publishing a list of annual technology predictions, it just made sense to look back to see how I had done the year before. Alas, I made that decision without looking to see that nobody else in my line of work actually does that. But I was stuck and have found since that by being deliberately vague and putting a fair amount of thought into this stuff I’ve been able to keep my long-term stats at about 70 percent correct. We’ll shortly see if that trend continues, but first I want to discuss how… [Continue Reading] -
Crypto market enters deep correction -- over $200bn wiped out
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 2:33pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
A new correction is taking place in the crypto market, after South Korea and China indicated that they could introduce new regulations to crack down on investments and centralized trading, respectively. South Korea is one of the biggest cryptocurrency markets, being responsible for a large part of the daily volume for the major coins and home to some of the most important exchanges, like Upbit and Bithumb. China, meanwhile, is home to miners responsible for validating a significant number of transactions and a significant number of investors. It previously shut down local exchanges and put an end to ICO investments… [Continue Reading] -
New platform improves visibility of online services
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 1:11pm CET par Ian Barker
As enterprises move more data to the cloud one of the problems they have is understanding where everything is and how it integrates with existing workflows. Cyber security and breach analytics specialist Eastwind Networks is launching a new Eastwind for SaaS platform that offers complete visibility for companies using online services, such as G Suite, Office 365, Dropbox, Box and Salesforce. Benefits of the platform include getting a clearer picture of what's happening in SaaS applications, from office suites to file storing and sharing apps. In addition, it offers increased understanding of activity outside the corporate network to evaluate which… [Continue Reading] -
Meltdown and Spectre: very few enterprise mobile devices are patched, and many will never be
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 11:55am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The Meltdown and Spectre bugs have been in the headlines for a couple of weeks now, but it seems the patches are not being installed on handsets. Analysis of more than 100,000 enterprise mobile devices shows that just a tiny percentage of them have been protected against the vulnerabilities -- and some simply may never be protected. Security firm Bridgeway found that just 4 percent of corporate phones and tablets in the UK have been patched against Spectre and Meltdown. Perhaps more worryingly, however, its research also found that nearly a quarter of enterprise mobile devices will never receive a… [Continue Reading] -
Twitter denies reading your direct messages
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 9:51am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Undercover footage emerged this week in which Twitter engineers said that hundreds of company employees were reading users' direct messages. The footage was shared by Project Veritas, and now Twitter has come out on the defensive. The conservative activist group's video purports to show Twitter employees saying that the company not only has access to, but also actively reads, users' DMs. Project Veritas is on a mission to highlight what it believes to be liberal bias in the media, and this is not the first undercover footage it has recorded relating to Twitter. Other footage shows an engineer saying the… [Continue Reading] -
Fedora 28 wallpaper contest now open -- submit your image to the Linux distro!
Publié: janvier 16, 2018, 2:03am CET par Brian Fagioli
One of the first things I do after installing a new Linux distribution is set a different wallpaper. Why? Desktop pictures really inspire me -- my mood can be positively altered by a beautiful image. The default wallpaper is often boring. For the most part, I prefer images of nature with bright colors. After all, if I am stuck indoors working on my computer, a wallpaper of the beach, mountains, or a colorful bird, for instance, can transport me to the outdoors -- in my mind. Sadly, not every distro has beautiful high-quality images. Fedora, however, often does -- thanks… [Continue Reading]