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  Facebook now lets you lip sync to your favorite songs

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 7:35pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Having recently set up licensing deals with some major record labels, Facebook has now started introducing new music experiences to the platform. The first of these additions is the ability to share videos with music, but it’s Lip Sync Live which is the more interesting feature. As you can guess from the name, it lets you lip sync to your favorite songs, in real time, and bring in friends and family. To try it out, start a Live video and then choose the Lip Sync Live option. After selecting your song from the list of available tunes, you can add… [Continue Reading]
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  New analytics platform helps deliver AI for business

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 6:01pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The biggest challenges that businesses face when implementing AI projects relate to the handling of data as it often sits in a separate silo. Analytics specialist Databricks is addressing this problem with a Unified Analytics Platform with new capabilities to unify data and AI teams and technologies. It offers MLflow for developing an end-to-end machine learning workflow, Databricks Runtime for ML to simplify distributed machine learning, plus Databricks Delta for data reliability and performance at scale. "To derive value from AI, enterprises are dependent on their existing data and ability to iteratively do machine learning on massive data sets. Today’s… [Continue Reading]
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  Florida residents have the worst cybersecurity habits in the US

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 5:24pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A study by cybersecurity company Webroot in conjunction with the Ponemon Institute finds Florida to be the worst state in the US for cyber-hygiene. Ponemon surveyed 4,000 people across the US about their cybersecurity knowledge and internet safety practices. Wyoming and Montana come close behind Florida in poor internet habits. The safest online behavior is displayed in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Utah. Among the findings are that less than one in four Americans overall (24 percent) regularly monitor bank and credit card statements, block pop-ups, update online account passwords, and take precautions before clicking on an email. Additionally, only 50… [Continue Reading]
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  A third of IT professionals don't know how many endpoints they manage

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 4:40pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A poll of 1,000 IT professionals across North America and Europe finds that while 88 percent of respondents acknowledge the importance of endpoint management, nearly a third don't know how many endpoints they actually manage. The study by identity and access management company LogMeIn shows a worrying 30 percent of IT professionals don't know how many endpoint devices exist within their organization. Those who do report an average of 750 endpoints including servers, employee computers and mobile devices. Though 71 percent of IT professionals claim they are actively addressing security on hardware, 44 percent are not actively addressing security on software… [Continue Reading]
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  Serverless applications open to new wave of cryptojacking

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 3:52pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Serverless computing is increasingly popular as it allows developers to upload code for functions to the cloud rather than run it on local servers. But specialist in serverless security PureSec has released a report detailing how hackers can turn a single vulnerable serverless function into a virtual cryptomining farm by taking advantage of the scaleable nature of the architecture. Exploiting the auto-scaling capabilities of serverless architecture, a single attack could hijack resources in order to run hundreds to thousands instances of popular tools that mine cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Monero. Researchers PureSec were able to force serverless functions,… [Continue Reading]
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  Sophisticated keyloggers target financial services companies

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 3:09pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Analysis of malware samples found among finance firms has uncovered an unusually large number of iSpy keylogger samples. iSpy is a variant of the notorious HawkEye logger. Network-based malware protection specialist Lastline intercepted the logger's communication with the command and control server and detected the active exfiltration of website, email and FTP credentials, as well as license key information for installed products. The company's analysis also detected sophisticated Emotet and URSNIF keyloggers being delivered via Microsoft Office documents. These two strains of malware share an evasion module for detecting dynamic analysis environments, and use common methods for infiltrating financial transactions… [Continue Reading]
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  Companies are still struggling to secure the cloud

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 11:52am CEST par Ian Barker

  A new survey from data analytics platform Sumo Logic finds a staggering 98 percent of European companies face organizational challenges implementing security in cloud environments. The survey of over 300 IT security professionals responsible for environments with significant investment in both cloud and on-premise IT infrastructure covered the US and Canada, and Europe, The Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Among the findings are that 41 percent of EMEA respondents say that cloud requires a different approach to security management, compared to just 31 percent in the North America. Also 86 percent of EMEA respondents say that their priorities have changed… [Continue Reading]
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  44 percent of organizations have suffered a data breach in the last year

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 11:18am CEST par Ian Barker

  In the last 12 months, 44 percent of organizations have suffered at least one data breach. More worrying is that of those reporting a data breach, the average was almost 30 data breaches per organization in the last year. This is according to a study from identity management company SailPoint, released at this week's Infosecurity Europe. These breaches cost the organizations nearly $1 million to address from an IT perspective, which excludes fines, lost revenue and brand damage. Perhaps the most troubling survey finding, however, is that nine percent of IT leaders surveyed couldn't confidently say whether or not their organizations had… [Continue Reading]
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  #BetaNews20 Giveaway: Wyze Cam Pan smart home Wi-Fi security camera

  Publié: juin 5, 2018, 2:11am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  For the entire month of June, BetaNews will be having many giveaways. Why? To celebrate our 20th birthday! Our first such contest went live last week, and if you haven't yet entered, you should. That prize is the Linksys Velop Dual-Band Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, and it rocks! Today, our second such giveaway begins, and yet again, the prize is really nice. What is it? The Wyze Cam Pan. This is the second generation home Wi-Fi security camera from Wyze Labs, and it adds a feature normally reserved for more expensive models -- pan and tilt. Using your smartphone, you can… [Continue Reading]