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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17627 for Skip Ahead

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 8:30pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft is busy putting the finishing touches to the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update, aka Redstone 4, but it’s already hard at work on the follow up. Redstone 5 will introduce a number of major features including Sets and Cloud Clipboard, but as we discovered a week ago, when Build 17623 rolled out, it could well contain a nasty surprise too. Microsoft is currently forcing Windows Mail users on the Skip Ahead ring to open links in Edge, even if they prefer to use another browser. Predictably, this proved to be an unpopular move and it will be interesting to… [Continue Reading]
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  Netflix bug bounty program offers top rewards of $15,000

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 8:10pm CET par Mihăiță Bamburic

  As much as we'd like to think otherwise, no software is free of security issues. That's why it's important for tech companies to play an active role in finding and fixing as many bugs as possible before they're exploited. Implementing a bug bounty program can be very effective, as the product is exposed to various testing mindsets and approaches which can uncover some nasty surprises. Netflix, which has over 100 million users across the globe, today introduces its first bug bounty program that's open to the public, with rewards that can reach $15,000 for the most-valuable findings that security researchers… [Continue Reading]
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  10 efficient tools every marketing team needs in 2018

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 7:02pm CET par Andrew Korostil

  If you work in marketing, you'll no doubt know that there are a dozen tools for every task you might conceivably want to undertake. However, this article contains the most essential, efficient, and useful tools that are going to help you with all your marketing activities. If you’re looking to start up and get it right, these tools will be of help in developing a successful marketing strategy. Social Media and Content Marketing 1.ContentStudio ContentStudio is an online curator that allows you to discover, publish, and amplify content. The platform contains a variety of social networks which you can log… [Continue Reading]
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  Download Windows Server 2019 preview ahead of the launch later this year

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 5:23pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has revealed details about the upcoming Windows Server 2019. Due for release later in the year, there's a preview available for download right now, giving users the chance to try out the new features, including Linux and Kubernetes support. Announcing the availability of the build to Windows Insiders, Dona Sarkar said that Microsoft is "pleased to release the first build of the Windows Server 2019 Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release that contains both the Desktop Experience as well as Server Core in all 18 server languages, as well as the first build of the next Windows Server Semi-Annual Channel… [Continue Reading]
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  AMD admits to new batch of critical processor flaws and promises fixes

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 4:49pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  AMD has confirmed that some of its processors contain vulnerabilities after they were found by CTS Labs researchers. In all, 13 critical flaws were found, including RyzenFall, MasterKey, Fallout and Chimera. They affect a range of AMD products. The flaws are not dissimilar to the previous Meltdown/Spectre vulnerabilities, and CTS Labs gave AMD just 24 hours' notice before going public. The chipmaker says that patches are on the way, and tries to suggest that the vulnerabilities are not a cause for major concern. In a statement posted on its website today, AMD says: "On March 12, 2018, AMD received a… [Continue Reading]
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  Kaspersky Lab plans Swiss data center to quell fears about Russian connections

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 4:39pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The US has repeatedly voiced concerns about Kaspersky Labs, expressing distrust of the Russian company. So concerned is the Trump administration about possible ties to the Russian government, that Kaspersky software is banned from official computers. This is clearly something that the company is not happy with, and it has already launched a lawsuit against the US government. In a bid to silence those who say that data is being fed to the Kremlin, Kaspersky is planning to open a data center in Switzerland. See also: Kaspersky reveals details of extraordinarily powerful Android trojan, Skygofree Kaspersky sues Trump administration over… [Continue Reading]
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  The nine biggest threats organizations face in the next two years

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 3:53pm CET par Ian Barker

  The foundations of the digital world are set to be shaken in the next two years according to the findings of a new report from the Information Security Forum (ISF). The Threat Horizon 2020 report highlights nine major threats, broken down into three themes, that organizations can expect to face by 2020 as a result of  developments in technology. The first theme is one of looming conflict, within which the report identifies threats from combined cyber and physical attacks, disruption of GPS satellites, and the weaponization of smart devices. Threats arising from cyber and physical attacks will combine to shatter… [Continue Reading]
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  New developer tool aids deployment of AI applications

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 3:03pm CET par Ian Barker

  There's increasing demand for AI and machine learning solutions from businesses, but often a shortage of skills is holding back implementation. Cloud computing specialist Paperspace is launching a new tool called Gradient to allow developers to tap into a dedicated cloud of AI solutions for building, training and deploying machine learning applications. "There's no denying that AI is the future of every industry, but today’s complex cloud ecosystem coupled with a massive skills gap are threatening innovation," says Daniel Kobran, co-founder of Paperspace. "You shouldn't need decades of experience to build intelligent applications. We designed Gradient to remove infrastructure bottlenecks… [Continue Reading]
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  Mozilla launches a petition asking Facebook to do more for user privacy

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 2:13pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica debacle, Facebook has been roundly criticized for not only its handling of the situation, but also its attitude to privacy in general. The criticism comes not only from users, but also politicians and technology firms. The latest company to speak out is Mozilla. After it was revealed that the personal data of 50 million Facebook users was shared without consent, Mozilla is calling on the social network to ensure that user privacy is protected by default, particularly when it comes to apps. See also: Facebook suspends Trump campaign's data analytics team, Cambridge Analytica,… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and our personal data

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 1:20pm CET par Robert X. Cringely

  Facebook shares are taking it on the chin today as the Cambridge Analytica story unfolds and we learn just how insecure our Facebook data has been. The mainstream press has -- as usual -- understood only parts of what’s happening here. It’s actually worse than the press is saying. So I am going to take a hack at it here. Understand this isn’t an area where I am an expert, either, but having spent 40+ years writing about Silicon Valley, I’ve picked up some tidbits along the way that will probably give better perspective than what you’ve been reading elsewhere.… [Continue Reading]
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  Don't want to #DeleteFacebook? Opt out of Platform API sharing instead -- here's how

  Publié: mars 21, 2018, 12:02pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Following the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal, you can't have failed to notice there’s a backlash against Facebook at the moment, with the #DeleteFacebook movement gathering serious momentum. Even WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton, who sold his app to Facebook for $19 billion in 2014, appeared to back it with a tweet in which he declared "It is time. #deletefacebook". Unless you don’t use it very often, deleting Facebook is a major step, and one that many people will think is taking things too far. But if you do want to take greater control over your privacy settings you might want to… [Continue Reading]