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  OnePlus 5T in Lava Red arrives just in time for Valentine's Day

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 6:20pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  In a world where smartphones only seem to be available in black, white or gold, it's nice to see something different. The OnePlus 5T in Lava Red, which launches tomorrow in anticipation of Valentine's Day, is a perfect example. As its name suggests, it's red. And it looks pretty cool, if you ask me. I've been using the Midnight Black model in a red silicone case for the past couple of months and, if I could switch, I wouldn't think twice about it. OnePlus pitches the Lava Red model as "the perfect gift" for Valentine's Day, so it's likely to… [Continue Reading]
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  iPhone X bug leaves some users unable to answer calls

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 6:14pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A number of iPhone X users are complaining about a bug that leaves them unable to answer incoming calls. Reports of the bug are spreading through Apple's support forums, and the company is looking into the problem. People who are experiencing the bug say that when they receive a call, their iPhone X rings, but the screen does not wake up. While the problem has been around for a couple of months, complaints seem to be growing in number at the moment. See also: Apple launches free repair program for 'No Service' iPhone 7 bug Virgin Mobile to offer cheap,… [Continue Reading]
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  Cloud will account for 95 percent of total data center traffic by 2021

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 5:38pm CET par Ian Barker

  Cloud services are increasingly dominating the internet and could account for 95 percent of data center traffic in three years time. This is among the findings of the latest Global Cloud Index report from networking company Cisco, which finds both consumer and business applications are contributing to the growth in demand. The study forecasts global cloud data center traffic to reach 19.5 zettabytes (ZB) per year by 2021, up from 6.0 ZB per year in 2016. A zettabyte is a billion terabytes, in case you were wondering. Globally, cloud data center traffic will represent 95 percent of total data center… [Continue Reading]
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  NSA exploits leaked by hackers tweaked to work on all versions of Windows since 2000

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 5:19pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A trio of NSA exploits leaked by hacking group TheShadowBrokers has been ported to work on all versions of Windows since Windows 2000. The EternalChampion, EternalRomance and EternalSynergy exploits were made public by the group last year, and now a security researcher has tweaked the source code so they will run on nearly two decades' worth of Microsoft operating systems -- both 32- and 64-bit variants. See also: Kaspersky says it accidentally obtained secret NSA files from a US computer Report: Russian hackers stole NSA files after identifying them using Kaspersky software TheShadowBrokers group returns with NSA UNITEDRAKE hacking malware… [Continue Reading]
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  GDPR and disclosing data breaches [Q&A]

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 3:21pm CET par Ian Barker

  With GDPR coming into force in May this year, companies are preparing themselves to comply with the new legislation, in particular putting in place procedures to deal with data breaches. But some, like Uber -- who have suffered a breach in the past and covered it up -- may well be wondering whether it’s better to disclose these events now rather than risk them leaking out once GDPR is in force. We spoke to Joseph Carson chief security scientist at privileged access management company Thycotic to find out more about what GDPR might mean for companies that suffer, or have… [Continue Reading]
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  Lauri Love -- suspected FBI and NASA hacker -- wins appeal against extradition to US

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 3:08pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A hacker has won his appeal against extradition to the US where he faced charges of compromising various American systems including NASA and the FBI. Lauri Love, won his case in the High Court of England and Wales after his lawyers argued there was a serious risk that he would kill himself. The court also took into account the fact that the alleged hacking offenses were committed in the UK. The appeals win does not mean, however, that Love's legal battles are over. While he will now not be extradited to the US -- something lawyers said would be seriously… [Continue Reading]
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  G.SKILL unveils world’s fastest DDR4 memory kit running at 4700MHz

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 2:57pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  When it comes to building a PC, there are often two types of consumers -- those that target value and those that will spend any amount of money for the best specifications. Neither focus is wrong -- if you can afford to have the top specs, more power to you. G.SKILL is a company that caters to both camps. You can get quality G.SKILL RAM at various price points and speeds. Today, however, the company unveils a new memory kit that will appeal to those that want hardcore speed. This 16GB G.SKILL Trident Z RGB DDR4 RAM runs at an insane 4700MHz.… [Continue Reading]
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  Lloyd's Banking Group bans Bitcoin payments via credit card

  Publié: février 5, 2018, 2:38pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It has been something of a rocky ride for cryptocurrencies recently, and none more so than Bitcoin. Now Lloyd's Banking Group has announced a ban on purchasing cryptocurrencies using credit cards in the UK. The banking group controls Lloyd's Bank, Halifax, MBNA and Bank of Scotland, and the ban has been triggered by the deflation of Bitcoin. In recent months it has spiraled from a high of almost $20,000 to under $8,000. See also: Bitcoin falls under $8,000 -- crypto market down to $360bn Despite reports to the contrary, India is not banning Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies The move sees… [Continue Reading]