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Microsoft releases Windows 10 Redstone 5 Build 17713, adds Fast Sign-in and Notepad improvements
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 11:24pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Having rolled out a new Windows 10 Insider build at the end of last week, Microsoft returns with another new build for those on the Fast ring. The software giant is doing a reset of the Skip Ahead ring starting from this build. It's focusing now on stabilizing Redstone 5 ahead of its launch in the Fall, and so Skip Ahead insiders will be automatically switched to the Fast ring for now. SEE ALSO: NetMarketShare's audited figures show Windows 10 closing in on Windows 7 Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows 10's game-changing Sets feature -- for now Build 17713… [Continue Reading] -
You can already save $50 on Microsoft Surface Go
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 7:57pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
The Microsoft Surface Go is a very polarizing device. Some folks are drooling at the thought of an affordable Surface computer, while others argue it is inferior to the iPad. While both camps have valid points, I am of the belief that choice is always good for consumers. In other words, having the Surface Go as another option when shopping for a tablet or laptop is a positive. Quite frankly, I am intrigued by it too. The Surface Go doesn't hit stores until August 2, although you can pre-order it immediately now. You may be tempted to order it from… [Continue Reading] -
Arch Linux AUR packages found to be laced with malware
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 5:54pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Three Arch Linux packages have been pulled from AUR (Arch User Repository) after they were discovered to contain malware. The PDF viewer acroread and two other packages that are yet to be named were taken over by a malicious user after they were abandoned by their original authors. A user by the name of xeactor took ownership of acroread and tweaked the source code of the package, lacing it with malware. In this particular instance there were no major consequences, but it highlights the security issues associated with user-submitted software. See also: Canonical releases new infographic to show how Ubuntu… [Continue Reading] -
Classic Shell returns as Classic Start -- giving Windows 10 users a proper Start menu
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 5:05pm CEST par Wayne Williams
When Microsoft scrapped the Start menu in Windows 8, users were up in arms. Most refused to upgrade to the new OS, which ultimately led to its failure and demise, and of those who did switch, large numbers sought out third-party Start menus. The best of these options was unquestionably Classic Shell. A great free tool it offered users a choice of three different menu styles -- Classic, Two Columns and Windows 7 -- as well as other options for customizing various elements of the OS, including Explorer. Sadly, the creator of Classic Shell, Ivo Beltchev, pulled the plug on… [Continue Reading] -
Leaked: The P in Android P stands for...
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 4:32pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
For a little while now it has been thought that the P in Android P stood for Popsicle -- based largely on speculation and the fact Google shared some popsicle-related images on Instagram. But it seems that this is wrong. A new leak -- this time courtesy of Huawei -- suggests that Google has gone with a nutty theme for the upcoming Android 9.0. See also: Android P: Smarter and simpler than ever Android P could be Android Popsicle Here's what's new in Android P The name hint comes courtesy of Polish site tabletow, or rather one of its readers.… [Continue Reading] -
New solution provides adaptive authentication for Windows and Mac
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 3:48pm CEST par Ian Barker
Once a user is logged on, they typically have access to a wealth of sensitive applications and systems. Strong authentication at the front door therefore helps boost the overall security of the entire system. A new adaptive authentication system developed by identity automation specialist SecureAuth Corp + Core Security, is available for Windows and Mac systems enabling adaptive and multi-factor authentication for users logging into servers, desktops, and laptops. Adaptive authentication provides the highest level of identity security without negatively impacting the user as risk checks -- such as device recognition, geolocation, and threat detection services -- are done behind… [Continue Reading] -
80 percent of IT decision makers say outdated tech is holding them back
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 3:21pm CEST par Ian Barker
A study by analysts Vanson Bourne for self service automation specialist SnapLogic looks at the data priorities and investment plans of IT decision makers, along with what's holding them back from maximizing value. Among the findings are that 80 percent of those surveyed report that outdated technology holds their organization back from taking advantage of new data-driven opportunities. Also that trust and quality issues slow progress, with only 29 percent of respondents having complete trust in the quality of their organization’s data. Nearly three-quarters (74 percent) say they face unprecedented volumes of data but struggle to generate useful insights from it,… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft announces 'Sport White Special Edition' Xbox One Wireless Controller
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 2:44pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
I vividly remember the first time I witnessed a video game controller with an alternative color. My father took me to the mall to buy Nintendo 64. I was a huge Mario fan back then -- I still I am -- and Super Mario 64 had me wanting the console badly. The salesman suggested a second controller, which was a must for playing with friends back then -- online multiplayer wasn't an option for N64. That's when I saw it -- a green controller. Oh my goodness. They came in colors other than gray?! I had to have it. In… [Continue Reading] -
Paragon Backup & Recovery Free 17 unleashed, now supports differential and incremental backups
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 1:13pm CEST par Nick Peers
Paragon Software GmbH has released Paragon Backup & Recovery 17 Free 64-bit (also available for 32-bit), a brand-new version of its free (for personal use) backup and restore tool for Windows PCs. Version 17 sees the program gain support for incremental and differential backups for more faster backups and more efficient use of available drive space. It also unveils a brand-new user interface with slick, user-friendly modern UI. This has made certain aspects of the program -- restoring selected parts of a backup, for example -- trickier to find. The free tool offers a comprehensive series of backup tools: entire… [Continue Reading] -
Live in the UK and need some local help? Try reaching out using Pinga
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 1:03pm CEST par Chris Wiles
You know the score. You’re in the middle of cooking dinner and realize you’re missing a vital ingredient, but home alone. Do you have enough time to jump in the car and fetch it or can you leave it out? If only there was a social network which enabled you to reach out to other people and ask them if they could pick the item for you, dropping it off on their way home. Pinga is an iOS app that puts people in touch with each others to help solve a situation. If you’re locked out of home with just… [Continue Reading] -
Malware infections drop during World Cup matches -- Result!
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 12:44pm CEST par Ian Barker
Even if you’re not a soccer/football fan, it probably hasn't escaped your notice that there's a World Cup going on in Russia at the moment. We expect big sporting events to be exploited to launch phishing and malware campaigns but researchers at Enigma Software have spotted an interesting new phenomenon -- malware infections actually drop on match days. EnigmaSoft looked at malware infections reported by its SpyHunter anti-malware software installed on customers' computers since the World Cup began last month. On average, malware infections dropped 19.88 percent in countries whose team was playing. This suggests people are switching off their… [Continue Reading] -
Cybersecurity: It's about time
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 12:13pm CEST par Ronen Yehoshua
The sprawling and complex set of subjects we call cyber security can all be tied to one fundamental concept -- time. The time it takes a cyberattack to penetrate, the time from initial compromise to lateral movement across the network, the time it takes for an attack to be detected, to be analyzed, to be responded to and remediated. Time is one of seven base quantities in the International System of Units upon which all other measures are constructed. No surprise then that it’s the single most important factor in cybersecurity program success. Industry research indicates that within just two… [Continue Reading] -
Football is not only 'coming home' -- it's coming to the office too
Publié: juillet 11, 2018, 11:34am CEST par Paul Wilson
It’s been 28 years since England reached the semi-finals of The World Cup, and England fans across the nation have been glued to pub and living room screens, anxiously watching their team beat a path to success. This year’s summer of sport has been an epic one for fans of England who have seen them win against Costa Rica 2-0, thrash Panama with a historic 6-1 score and beat Sweden 2-0. Not only that, but sports fans have also been tuning in with strawberries and cream to watch Djokovic and Federer return to the tennis courts at Wimbledon -- and… [Continue Reading]