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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17634 for Skip Ahead

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 7:34pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Redstone 4 branch of Windows 10 -- the Spring Creators Update -- has reached RTM, and will begin rolling out to non-Insiders around the April 10. For those users already looking to the future, Microsoft is already pushing out builds for the following feature update, codenamed Redstone 5. Build 17634, for users on the Skip Ahead ring, adds search functionality to the calendar and a number of other improvements and fixes. SEE ALSO: Windows boss Terry Myerson leaves Microsoft as part of a major shakeup Microsoft releases Windows 10 Spring Creators Update Build 17133 to the Fast ring Microsoft… [Continue Reading]
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  NirSoft launches a software Easter Egg challenge -- can you track down 10 new programs on the site?

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 7:07pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Prolific software developer Nir Sofer has created 10 more new tools, but they aren’t currently linked to on his site, or anywhere else. They are somewhere on the NirSoft site, but finding them won’t be easy. Do you have what it takes? Sofer explains that in order to find these new tools, "you need to have some programming knowledge, understanding of Web technology, and other skills." If you can’t find them all, don’t worry, as they will be published officially on the NirSoft site on April 1 (and no, it’s not an April Fool’s). To get you started, NirSoft has… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows boss Terry Myerson leaves Microsoft as part of a major shakeup

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 6:29pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Terry Myerson, the executive vice president of Windows, is to leave Microsoft "in the coming months". Myerson has been at Microsoft for 21 years, and has been involved in Windows Phone, Windows 10, Xbox One, and Surface devices. His departure is part of a large reorganization at Microsoft that sees Rajesh Jha, the executive VP of Microsoft Office products, expanding his responsibilities to take over Myerson's role, and Panos Panay serving as the company’s Chief Product Officer. In an email to staff, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke of Myerson’s departure, saying: "His strong contributions to Microsoft over 21 years from… [Continue Reading]
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  DevOps survey highlights complexity and culture worries

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 4:46pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Top barriers to DevOps adoption include stagnant organizational cultures and managing a jumble of legacy processes. A new survey of DevOps and IT professionals from sandbox software company Quali finds 22 percent of respondents cite organizational culture, 21 percent legacy processes, and 20 percent growing software complexity as their top concerns. Other worries include the lack of standardized mechanisms for continuous testing (13 percent); managing the setup, tear-down and automation during different stages of the DevOps lifecycle (13 percent); and lack of dedicated budgets for these projects (nine percent). DevOps teams are still highly dependent on IT assistance to help… [Continue Reading]
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  Cryptocurrency mining booming in higher education

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 4:13pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The higher education sector has seen a big increase in cryptocurrency mining activity according to a new report from AI security company Vectra. Vectra used its Cognito platform to monitor traffic and collect metadata from more than 4.5 million devices and workloads from customer cloud, data center and enterprise environments. It discovered that, of all the cryptocurrency mining detections, 60 percent occurred in higher education. Other sectors escaped lightly by comparison, with entertainment and leisure on six percent, financial services three percent, technology three percent, and healthcare two percent. The highest volume of attacker behaviors per industry is in higher… [Continue Reading]
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  79 percent of healthcare pros worried about the security of their personal data

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 3:01pm CEST par Ian Barker

  According to new research, 79 percent of healthcare professionals say they are concerned about the cyber security of their own healthcare information. At the same time, 68 percent believe their organizations are doing enough to protect patient privacy and personal information from cyber attackers. The study from identity protection company Venafi, carried out at the HIMSS Conference earlier this month, finds respondents are conflicted about the role of cyber security regulation. A third believe there is too much cyber security regulation in the health care industry and 29 percent feel there is not enough regulation. Yet 87 percent of respondents… [Continue Reading]
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  Have I Been Pwned teams up with 1Password to improve post-security breach advice

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 2:30pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Data breach checking website Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) -- used by governments and individuals around the world -- has announced a new partnership with 1Password. The arrangement is a first for Troy Hunt's site, but it comes just over a month after 1Password started using a password-checker he developed. Hunt says that he has turned down numerous offers to sponsor Have I Been Pwned, but feels that teaming up with 1Password makes sense. See also: Have I Been Pwned is now used by governments to check for data breaches Firefox's 'master password' system can be easily bypassed using brute… [Continue Reading]
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  European users now have a longer cooling-off period to claim Google Play refunds

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 1:33pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google has introduced new policies for its customers living in the European Economic Area. The updated policies allow users longer to apply for a refund on purchases made through the Google Play Store While most of the world has a 48-hour timeframe to ask for a refund, this has been extended to a full two weeks in the EEA. The policy changes have come into play to comply with EU law which gives customers a 14-day "cooling-off" period during which they are entitled to ask for their money back -- but it doesn't cover everything. See also: Google Play Movies… [Continue Reading]
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  Ecuadorian embassy cuts off Julian Assange's internet connection

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 12:37pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Still holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been given the snip. Ecuador took the decision to cut off the fugitive's internet connection, severing one of his lines of communication with the outside world. Assange -- who a judge recently described as a man who "appears to consider himself above the normal rules of law" -- has been living in the embassy since 2012 when he was wanted for questioning in Sweden on sexual assault allegations. He has hidden away claiming he could be extradited to the US to face charges over WikiLeaks revelations,… [Continue Reading]
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  Security issues in gay dating app Grindr exposed users' locations

  Publié: mars 29, 2018, 11:09am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Two security issues have been discovered in Grindr, the gay dating app, which could reveal the location of users even if they opted to keep this information private. There are concerns that the privacy compromise could lead to harassment of Grindr users. Trevor Faden created a site called C*ckBlocked (that's the actually name, we're not being prudish and getting out our censorship pens) which was designed to give Grindr users the chance to see who had blocked them. By exploiting a security loophole similar to the one exposed in the recent Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal, Faden's site was able to access… [Continue Reading]