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  Google Chrome to mark all non-HTTPS websites "not secure"

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 8:49pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  While Firefox has been much better lately, Chrome remains the best overall web browser. Quite frankly, it isn’t a very fair fight, as Google essentially has unlimited resources to innovate. Chrome is fast, feature-full, and very secure. It does a great job of delivering the web to consumers while also helping to keep them safe. Continuing its trend of protecting Chrome users, Google today makes a big announcement regarding web safety. Starting in July of this year, all HTTP websites will be marked as "not secure." This follows the company marking just some sites this way. "For the past several… [Continue Reading]
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  How many websites have crypto miners?

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 5:23pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  With cryptocurrencies reaching super high valuations, it should not come as a surprise that some websites use their visitors' processing power for mining. Question is, just how many do that? According to a new report from security firm 360Netlab, that's 0.2 percent of websites. What's interesting is that porn sites account for nearly half of them at 49 percent. Other types of websites don't even come close. Fraud and advertising and mining (tied on third with advertising) complete the podium, with eight percent and seven percent, respectively. "In Alexa Top 300,000 sites, by checking their homepage, we found 628 websites… [Continue Reading]
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  Check Point launches enterprise cloud protection

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 4:19pm CET par Ian Barker

  As enterprises move more of their system to the cloud, they open up more of their workloads to potential attack. In order to offer protection against cyberattacks on cloud infrastructure workloads, services and software-as-a-service applications on public and private cloud platforms, Check Point is launching a new family of cloud security products. CloudGuard includes zero-day threat protection, preventing APTs, ransomware and unknown zero-day malware from infecting content in SaaS applications. It also includes Identity Protection to identify and block threat actors or impostors accessing SaaS accounts, and automatically forces encryption of sensitive data, blocking unauthorized sharing of sensitive files. It… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple issues takedown notice after iBoot source code leaks to GitHub

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 1:08pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The source code for the iOS bootloader iBoot has been leaked to GitHub, prompting Apple to issue a DMCA takedown notice. Although the source code is for iOS 9.3 and a couple of years old, it appears to be the real deal and would still cause something of a headache for Apple. Copies of the code have been circulating online despite the takedown notice, and the concern is that it could be used to exploit iOS with malware. See also: iOS 11.3 beta 2 includes performance throttling opt-out and new battery health options iPhone X bug leaves some users unable… [Continue Reading]
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  Woojer Strap: Adds a whole new dimension to sound [Review]

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 12:51pm CET par Wayne Williams

  I first reviewed Woojer three years ago when it was a matchbox-sized subwoofer that could be worn in a choice of ways -- in the center of your chest, the base of your spine, or against your hipbone or collarbone. Since then, the product has undergone a massive change, and is now a large, adjustable strap which you wear across your body (there’s also a vest version). Despite having changed form significantly, the idea behind Woojer remains the same -- which is to help you feel sound, not just hear it. As I explained in my original review: Music at… [Continue Reading]
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  157 new emojis to hit iOS and Android with the launch of Emoji 11.0

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 12:05pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Going under the banner of Emoji 11.0, a raft of new emojis are due to hit the screen of iOS and Android devices later this year. After being previewed late last year, the full list of emojis has now been published by the Unicode Consortium, and they're due to be launched in the second half of 2018 -- August or September. What can you look forward to? New red-haired and bald men and women feature, as do a female superhero, a pirate flag and a microbe. The release sees quite a jump in numbering -- from Emoji 5.0 to Emoji… [Continue Reading]
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  Intel releases updated Spectre and Meltdown patches for Skylake systems

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 10:33am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It may have been a while since there was major news about the Spectre and Meltdown bugs, but the problems have not gone away. After previously releasing unstable patches, Intel has now launched a microcode update for Skylake systems. Despite the problems with both stability and performance with Spectre and Meltdown patches, Intel uses an announcement about the latest updates to stress the importance of installing patches in a timely fashion. There's more than a hint of irony in the fact that Intel had to tell users to stop using an earlier update because of the problems it was causing.… [Continue Reading]
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  Google and Nest Labs are together again, and Amazon should watch its back

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 2:54am CET par Brian Fagioli

  When Google established Alphabet as a parent company for itself, things got very confusing. The newly established company became obsessed with establishing sub-company names under all letters of the alphabet -- seriously. In other words, Alphabet was taking its namesake way too literally. It felt forced and not at all organic. Ultimately, it was decided that Nest Labs would be separated from Google, so it could represent the "N" for Alphabet. This has proven to be quite foolish, as it has seemingly slowed Google's innovation in the smart home market. Since then, Amazon has been making huge strides in the… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 4 Build 17093 to the Fast ring

  Publié: février 8, 2018, 12:52am CET par Wayne Williams

  When Microsoft was working on what became the Fall Creators Update, we typically saw weekly builds rolling out to Insiders on the Fast ring. With the Redstone 4 branch -- rumored to be called the Spring Creators Update -- new builds are coming out at a much slower rate. Two weeks after Build 17083 arrived, Microsoft has rolled out new Build 17093 to Insiders on the Fast ring and Skip Ahead. SEE ALSO: StatCounter: Windows 10 finally overtakes Windows 7 NetMarketShare: Windows 10 still some way behind Windows 7 New in this version are improvements to the Game Bar which… [Continue Reading]