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  Malwarebytes arrives on iOS to keep your iPhone safe from snoopers and scammers

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 9:06pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Malwarebytes already offers a decent security app for Android, but the company has never had a version for iOS -- until now. While iPhone and iPad users are less at risk from malware than their Android counterparts, thanks to Apple’s walled-garden, they aren’t necessarily completely safe -- the threat of spam calls, scam websites, fraudulent texts and bad ads remains. Malwarebytes for iOS, offers four security features to make users’ mobile experiences faster, safer and more private. It’s available as a free download in the Apple App Store, with additional premium features available if required. Users get a free 30-day… [Continue Reading]
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  Smartphone apps may be secretly screenshotting you

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 9:05pm CEST par Kayla Matthews

  With every new privacy scandal that erupts across the digital landscape, we smartphone users and digital nomads must ask ourselves the same question: Have we reached diminishing returns on the usefulness of modern technology? It seems sometimes like every new convenience arrives with a litany of security concerns attached. The latest news to strike a blow to our expectations of digital privacy is that smartphone apps appear to have been taking screenshots of users' devices and records of their keystrokes without their knowledge. Which Apps Do Experts Suspect of Doing This? According to the researchers who uncovered this security loophole,… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple releases elegant and pricey Leather Sleeve for MacBook Pro

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 8:39pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Apple is making huge news today with the refresh of its wildly popular MacBook Pro laptops. The portable computers are more powerful than ever and feature a quieter keyboard. In addition, the company will be selling an optional eGPU made by Blackmagic that will transform the notebooks into graphical powerhouses. MacBook Pro computers are very well-made, but they are quite expensive too. Even if you buy the Apple Care protection plan, it is a wise idea to invest in a case or bag for it too. Today, the iPhone-maker releases new leather sleeves that should protect both the 13 and 15-inch… [Continue Reading]
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  Introducing TagHelpers in ASP.NET Core

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 7:07pm CEST par Irina Scurtu

  TagHelpers are introduced in ASP.NET Core MVC as a new way of writing server-side code that renders HTML tags (elements), that is much closer to the HTML format than to Razor.  TagHelpers represent a mechanism to add server-side processing to a regular HTML tag, which in many ways is very similar to Angular or React directives. Compared to Razor, the code is way cleaner, there is no context-switching and no need to use @ escape sequence like in Razor. But for a beginner, it might be difficult to understand at first, given the fact that the syntax resembles so much… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple starts selling exclusive Blackmagic eGPU to boost MacBook Pro performance

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 6:30pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  As well as refreshing its MacBook Pro line-up, Apple today started to sell the $699 Blackmagic eGPU. This 8GB external GPU features a Radeon Pro 580 to bring more graphic horsepower to laptop users. The aim is to bring desktop-level power to laptop users when they are working on graphic-intensive projects. At a shade under $700, it's not a cheap piece of hardware, but it also doubles up as something of a docking station. See also: Apple updates MacBook Pro to deliver faster performance and new pro features Apple releases iOS 11.4.1 with passcode cracking blocker -- that can be… [Continue Reading]
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  Cylance unveils Smart Antivirus for consumers

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 4:07pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Traditional signature-based antivirus solutions struggle to cope with the pace of change in today's malware world. But while enterprises have had access to sophisticated machine learning solutions for a while these have largely been denied to consumers. Now though Cylance is launching an AI-based antivirus solution aimed at the domestic internet user. Cylance Smart Antivirus provides predictive security to spot and block threats before they have a chance to run without affecting device performance or disrupting the user. "Consumers deserve security software that is fast, easy to use, and effective," says Christopher Bray, senior vice president of Cylance Consumer. "The… [Continue Reading]
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  AI solution delivers accurate voice authentication

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 3:36pm CEST par Ian Barker

  There's growing interest in biometric security solutions as passwords are increasingly seen as outmoded and at risk from phishing and other attacks. Biometric solutions provider ID R&D is launching a new version of its voice biometric security solution, IDVoice. Enhancements to the product allow it to deliver what is claimed to be the industry's fastest and most accurate text-independent biometric verification. "ID R&D is excited to deliver this next-generation approach to voice biometrics which merges robust security and functional usability into a single solution," says Konstantin Simonchik, co-founder and chief science officer of ID R&D. "Through groundbreaking algorithms comprised of… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple updates MacBook Pro to deliver faster performance and new pro features

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 3:29pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Apple today announces that it has refreshed its MacBook Pro with the latest Intel processors for faster performance, True Tone displays, and quieter keyboards. The switch to newer processors brings a big improvement to performance. How big a boost? According to Apple, the 8th-generation quad-core Intel Core processors in the 13-inch MacBook Pro will make it twice as fast, while the 8th-generation 6-core Intel Core processors in the 15-inch model will deliver 70 percent better performance. Buyers also have the option to add up to 32GB of memory to the 15-inch MacBook Pro, as well as up to a 4TB… [Continue Reading]
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  Business priorities lead to multi-cloud strategies

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 3:04pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new report finds that 86 percent of businesses describe their cloud strategy as multi-cloud today, with performance and innovation rising above cost savings as the top measures of success. In addition the report, produced by Forrester for enterprise cloud specialist Virtustream, reveals that 60 percent of enterprises are now moving or have already moved mission-critical applications to the public cloud. Almost half of enterprises surveyed report at least $50 million in annual cloud spending. Also a vast majority of respondents plan to increase or maintain their investments over the next two years, including resources devoted to internal staff and… [Continue Reading]
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  Aquantia launches AQtion AQN-107 'Gamer Edition' 10G PCIe NIC for Windows 10 and Linux

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 3:02pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  If you are a hardcore PC gamer, you are probably willing to spend almost anything to get an edge. For online multiplayer games in particular, not only is your CPU, GPU, and RAM important, but so is your networking hardware. From your modem, to your router, and ultimately your network interface card, what you have matters. Speaking of NICs, there is an intriguing new offering from a company called Aquantia. Called "AQtion AQN-107 Gamer Edition," it is a 10G card, which yes, is total overkill. A standard gigabit card is fine for most gamers, but the thing is, this 10G… [Continue Reading]
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  Chrome's RAM usage is higher than ever as Google introduces Site Isolation to fight Spectre

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 2:34pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Google's Chrome browser may be popular, but you'll find a lot of its users complain about high memory usage. With Chrome 67, things just got even worse. If you've noticed that Chrome on the desktop is using more RAM, you're not imagining it. Google has enabled a Site Isolation feature in Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS to help mitigate against the Spectre vulnerability -- and it's a bit memory-hungry. See also: New Spectre 1.1 and Spectre 1.2 CPU vulnerabilities exposed Researchers develop SafeSpec to overcome vulnerabilities like Spectre and Meltdown Spectre and Meltdown variant 4: Microsoft, Google and Intel… [Continue Reading]
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  New Spectre 1.1 and Spectre 1.2 CPU vulnerabilities exposed

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 12:27pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It seems that the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities saga is never-ending, and now there are two new related CPU flaws to add to the mix. Dubbed Spectre 1.1 and Spectre 1.2, the vulnerabilities (CVE-2018-3693) exploit speculative execution and can modify data and bypass sandboxes. Two security researchers have disclosed details of the new vulnerabilities, both of which have the potential to leak sensitive data. By tinkering with the speculative execution processes of Intel and ARM CPUs, it would be possible to use malicious code to extract information such as passwords and crypto keys. See also: Researchers develop SafeSpec to overcome… [Continue Reading]
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  Your Twitter follower count is about to drop as part of a clean-up operation

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 10:27am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Over the coming week, you may well notice that you lose a number of Twitter followers. Don't worry, it's (probably) not the result of something you said -- Twitter is having a spring clean and is cutting locked accounts from follower numbers. The company says that the change is being introduced so that everyone's follower counts are "meaningful and accurate" and that they are something people can have confidence in. So just how many followers are you likely to lose? See also: Twitter is suspending more suspicious accounts than ever -- over 70 million in the last two months Twitter… [Continue Reading]
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  Timehop admits its security breach was worse than first thought

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 9:32am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The security breach suffered by Timehop on July 4 was much more serious than the company first thought. In an update to its original announcement, the company has revealed that while the number of account affected by the breach -- 21 million -- has not changed, the range of personal data accessed by hackers is much broader. Timehop has released an updated timeline of events, having initially felt forced by new GDPR rules to publish some details of the breach before all information had been gathered. The company says that it is also unsure of where it stands with GDPR,… [Continue Reading]
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  Canonical releases Ubuntu Minimal for servers, containers and the cloud

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 9:01am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There's a new version of Ubuntu on the block -- Ubuntu Minimal. It's been stripped right back to the bone to leave a tiny footprint, and these back Linux distros  should boot 40 percent faster than a standard Ubuntu server image. Despite the reduced footprint size, Ubuntu Minimal retains all of Ubuntu's standard tools (such as ssh, apt and snapd) and maintain full compatibility. Designed for cloud developers and ops, Canonical says that the release is intended for completely automated operations, and as such much of the user-friendliness has been stripped out, but it's still ideal for used in KVM,… [Continue Reading]
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  Canonical releases Minimal Ubuntu for servers, containers and the cloud

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 9:01am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There's a new version of Ubuntu on the block -- Minimal Ubuntu. It's been stripped right back to the bone to leave a tiny footprint, and these back Linux distros  should boot 40 percent faster than a standard Ubuntu server image. Despite the reduced footprint size, Minimal Ubuntu retains all of Ubuntu's standard tools (such as ssh, apt and snapd) and maintain full compatibility. Designed for cloud developers and ops, Canonical says that the release is intended for completely automated operations, and as such much of the user-friendliness has been stripped out, but it's still ideal for used in KVM,… [Continue Reading]
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  Official Microsoft Surface Go USB-C dongles are very expensive, and you shouldn't buy them

  Publié: juillet 12, 2018, 2:59am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Microsoft recently released the Surface Connect to USB-C Adapter -- a dongle that adds USB-C to any Microsoft computer with a Surface connect port. The accessory was universally panned for being bulky, ugly, and overpriced. Thankfully, the newest Surface Go tablet has an integrated USB-C port -- the aforementioned dongle is not needed. Microsoft doesn't want to leave the recently unveiled Surface Go out of the dongle party, apparently, as it is releasing two adapters for the tablet. One dongle merely converts the USB-C port into a USB-A port. The other adapter converts the USB-C port into a USB-A port… [Continue Reading]