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Don't buy Huawei devices, say US spy heads
Publié: février 14, 2018, 5:50pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic
Huawei has been trying to break into the US market for quite some time and it looks like things will not get easier from here on out either. The top intelligence officials in US have warned consumers to avoid the company's products, due to security concerns. Huawei is joined by ZTE on the "no buy" list, which is backed by the heads of the CIA, FBI, NSA, among others, according to a CNBC report. The officials are said to have "commended" US carriers for resisting to the Chinese companies' push. This follows a report from The Wall Street Journal last… [Continue Reading] -
Happy Valentine's Day! Black Mirror's 'Coach' site reveals how long you have left with your current partner
Publié: février 14, 2018, 5:03pm CET par Wayne Williams
Black Mirror is one of Netflix’s better original series. The show presents a nightmarish vision of modern society and new technologies and in the latest season, one episode in particular stood out for a lot of people. In Hang the DJ, a dating system called 'Coach' not only pairs up singletons, it reveals how long they have together. SEE ALSO: Which Black Mirror technologies would you be willing to actually use? In time for Valentine’s Day, there’s now a Coach website which will let you check the expiry date for you and your partner. To use it, go to the… [Continue Reading] -
Google explains how Chrome's new ad filtering feature works -- and why it's not your new ad blocker
Publié: février 14, 2018, 5:01pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Despite the fact that Google has a vested interest in online advertising, the company is about to enable its own built-in ad blocker (of sorts) in Chrome. Starting tomorrow, 15 February, the Chrome browser across all platforms will feature ad filtering to cut out those advertisements that fail to comply with the Better Ads Standards. This is something that Google has talked about before, but ahead of the ribbon-cutting, the company has revealed how the feature works and what it means for Chrome users. The first thing to note is that it does not mean you should ditch your current… [Continue Reading] -
Cryptomining malware tops January's 'most wanted' list
Publié: février 14, 2018, 4:20pm CET par Ian Barker
Malware seeking to steal processor time for crypto currency mining continues to be a problem, with 23 percent of organizations globally affected by a Coinhive variant in January. These findings come from a study by Check Point which discovered three different variants of cryptomining malware in its top 10 most prevalent listing, with Coinhive ranking first. Coinhive performs online mining of the Monero cryptocurrency when a user visits a web page. It uses implanted JavaScript that uses the computational resources of the user’s machine to mine coins, impacting system performance. In addition to cryptominers, Check Point researchers also discovered that… [Continue Reading] -
NTT Security and ThreatQuotient partner to deliver threat intelligence
Publié: février 14, 2018, 3:16pm CET par Ian Barker
With a wider threat landscape presented by cloud and digital transformation strategies, accurate and up to date threat intelligence is more important than ever to protect against attacks. To meet this need, NTT Security, the specialized security company of NTT Group, has partnered with ThreatQuotient to offer an improved threat intelligence capability. ThreatQuotient's threat intelligence platform ThreatQ, will become part of NTT Security's new threat intelligence services offering and will fully integrate into its Global Managed Security Services Platform. "NTT Security’s global managed security services and channel program is exactly the type of model that we strive to be part… [Continue Reading] -
TunnelBear 3.2 improves and refines its VPN service, rebuilds VigilantBear component
Publié: février 14, 2018, 1:33pm CET par Nick Peers
Canadian VPN provider TunnelBear Inc has released TunnelBear 3.2 for Windows. TunnelBear, also available on Mac, provides users with both free (500MB/month) and paid-for VPN plans. Version 3.2 features a completely rebuilt VigilantBear component and comes with the promise of improved reliability when switching networks as well as some other tweaks and bug fixes. VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) allow users to create secure "tunnelled" internet connections, even on insecure networks like open public Wi-Fi hotspots, to protect their data and internet activity from prying eyes. Users can also fake their location to access geo-restricted content, such as streaming media services… [Continue Reading] -
Amazon offers refunds to people who paid to remove ads from Prime Exclusive Phones
Publié: février 14, 2018, 10:58am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
For anyone looking to bag a bargain-priced handset, Amazon Prime Exclusive Phones were a great idea. There was just one drawback: lockscreen ads. Of course, there was the option to pay to hide the advertising, but that sort of negated the benefit of the initial low price. Last week, Amazon announced it was going to get rid of these ads. This is great news for owners of Prime Exclusive Phones, but it irked people who had paid for ad removal. Now Amazon has announced that it will be offering refunds to anyone who parted with money to hide ads. See… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft gives sysadmins Meltdown and Spectre detection in Windows Analytics
Publié: février 14, 2018, 9:29am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Microsoft has released an update to its free Windows Analytics tool, giving system administrators a new way to check for the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. The update not only makes it possible to see whether firmware patches are already installed or if they are needed, but also helps sysadmins to determine whether the patches are causing problems of their own. The checking tool is available for fully updated versions of Windows 7 through Windows 10. See also: Tests show how much Meltdown fixes will hit Linux system performance Intel releases updated Spectre and Meltdown patches for Skylake systems Intel tells… [Continue Reading]