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  Apple encourages the switch to 64-bit with 'not optimized for Mac' message

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 7:28pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Today Apple started its push of 64-bit apps. The company's desire to banish 32-bit software and move everyone to modern, 64-bit versions is no secret and now it is starting the process of encouraging people to make the switch. With macOS High Sierra 10.13.4, messages will start to appear when 32-bit apps are run. They say "[app name] is not optimized for Mac" and they only appear once so as not to be a pest, but it's a gentle nudge for users and developers alike that the future for Apple is very much going to be based on 64-bits. Apple… [Continue Reading]
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  It looks like there will be a new RTM build of Windows 10 as build 17134 is discovered

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 7:06pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It had been thought that Build 17133 that rolled out to Windows Insiders was the RTM version of Windows 10 Spring Creators Update. But with the discovery of a bug in this build, it seems that this will not be the one that rolls out to everyone. Yesterday we reported about a "blocking bug" that looks set to delay the release of the next big update to Windows, and now it seems that there will be at least one more build before RTM is reached. Oh -- and the name could well be changing too. See also: Microsoft discovers blocking… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook Messenger issues a privacy review reminder to users

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 6:07pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  If you're a user of Facebook Messenger and you're in Europe, you may well notice a message popping up suggesting that you check your privacy settings. The reminder comes ahead of the new GDPR laws which come into force next month. The message tells Messenger users to check their privacy settings by May 25. The date is significant, as this is when GDPR kicks in. While the laws apply to Europe, Facebook has already indicated that it will comply with them around the world. See also: Privacy: Facebook will roll out GDPR controls to the whole world, not just Europe… [Continue Reading]
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  Integration of platforms delivers improved vulnerability handling

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 4:50pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Security platform Illumio and cloud security and compliance platform Qualys are announcing a new integration that will enable organizations to visualize vulnerabilities across data centers and clouds. Threat data from the Qualys Cloud Platform is integrated with the Illumio Adaptive Security Platform’s application dependency mapping to show potential attack paths in real time. The integration delivers vulnerability maps, enabling organizations to see connections to vulnerabilities within and between applications. "Digital transformation leads to an explosion of connected environments where perimeter protection is no longer enough. The focus now needs to shift from securing network perimeters to safeguarding data spread across… [Continue Reading]
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  UK hit Islamic State with 'major offensive cyber-campaign'

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 4:14pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The UK surveillance agency, GCHQ, has revealed that it launched cyberattacks on Islamic State. Speaking at the Cyber UK conference, GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming said that it had launched a "major offensive cyber-campaign" against the group. He said that the attacks helped to stem the output of message from Islamic State (or Daesh) online. While Flemming said that a lot of the operation was "too sensitive to talk about", he was confident that it had been effective in disrupting the group's dissemination of messages. Flemming was speaking in Manchester, UK and this was his first public speech since taking up… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy: Firefox for iOS now has tracking protection by default and new options for iPad users

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 3:55pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Mozilla has launched a new version of Firefox for iOS, and the big news is that it now has Tracking Protection turned on by default. It comes shortly after the feature was added to the desktop version of the web browser, and protection is enabled by default in both regular and private browsing modes. This release also sees the arrival of some great new features in the iPad version, including tab re-ordering, and drag and drop support for links. See also: Mozilla's Facebook Container extension keeps your Firefox browsing isolated from Facebook Mozilla's 2018 roadmap shows ad blocking (of sorts)… [Continue Reading]
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  Soon you will be able to download your Instagram data

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 3:29pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The recent privacy scandal involving Cambridge Analytica and Facebook data has focused attention on personal data on social networks. With the impending arrival of GDPR in Europe and the requirement for data portability, Facebook-owned Instagram is planning to make it possible for users to download all of their data. With Zuckerberg facing questions in Congress about Facebook's competition, the timing of this revelation is interesting. With the ability to easily download the content of their Instagram accounts, users will be able to more easily move to alternative services. See also: How to check if your Facebook data was shared with Cambridge… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises not prepared for fifth generation cyber threats

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 3:22pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report reveals that 97 percent of organizations are not prepared for the latest multi-vector, fast-moving, mega-scale Gen V cyber threats targeting businesses. The 2018 Security Report from Check Point analyses the security threats and attacks that organisations globally are experiencing on their networks. It finds just three percent of enterprises are using threat prevention with cloud and mobile security which protects against large-scale, multi-vector Gen V attacks. "We're seeing a new generation of cyber-attacks: these Gen V attacks are multi-vector, fast-moving, and mega-scaled," says Peter Alexander, CMO of Check Point. "Despite this, 77 percent of CISOs expressed concern… [Continue Reading]
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  Racism is not against Reddit rules, says CEO

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 1:58pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Reddit has no rules banning open racism or the use of racist slurs. This is not conjecture, or a summation after trawling through the site's terms and condition, but comes straight from the chief executive, Steve Huffman. High-profile websites have a careful line to tread when it comes to balancing the idea of freedom of speech with policing unsavoring content on their platform; content that can easily spill over into abuse. The likes of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have frequently taken a harder line, but Reddit is host to a number of openly racist communities. See also: Twitter to ban… [Continue Reading]
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  New solution automates Kubernetes security

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 1:06pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Kubernetes is one of the most popular container platforms, which means enterprises need fast and decisive responses when security incidents and potential attacks occur within their deployments. Container security specialist NeuVector is launching an enhanced security solution to protect Kubernetes environments by building on the unique NeuVector run-time security automation, which combines east-west traffic visibility with container process monitoring and vulnerability scanning. NeuVector 2.0 adds important new capabilities that include a Kubernetes incident response system alongside advanced process and file system protections to secure against new attack vectors. It adds new automated protections that detect exploits within containers, such as… [Continue Reading]
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  Over 2.5 billion records stolen or compromised in 2017

  Publié: avril 12, 2018, 12:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Almost 2.6 billion records were stolen, lost or exposed worldwide in 2017, an 88 percent increase over the previous year. Although data breach incidents decreased by 11 percent, 2017 was the first year publicly disclosed breaches surpassed more than two billion compromised data records since Gemalto began its Breach Level Index in 2013. The index shows that over the past five years, nearly 10 billion records have been lost, stolen or exposed, with an average of five million records compromised every day. Of the 1,765 data breach incidents in 2017, identity theft represents the leading type of breach, accounting for… [Continue Reading]