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  Cavalier Audio launches premium Maverick Bluetooth/Wi-Fi speaker with Amazon Alexa

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 8:24pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Amazon Echo devices are very convenient for listening to music. Not only can you use your voice to play, say, Spotify or Pandora, but SiriusXM too. Unfortunately, the Echo devices aren't exactly audiophile products. While the normal Echo is passable, the Dot is downright terrible for audio quality -- this is probably why Amazon suggests connecting it to an external speaker. But what if convenience isn't enough? What if you want to use Alexa and also have superior audio quality? Today, a company named Cavalier Audio launches a premium portable Bluetooth/Wi-Fi speaker with Amazon Alexa support that aims to solve… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple Pay support is coming to eBay Marketplace, along with loans for sellers

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 5:55pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Later this year you'll be able to use Apple Pay to pay for goods bought on eBay. Starting in the fall, Apple Pay will be a payment option on eBay's Marketplace platform as the company continues to move away from PayPal. eBay has also announced that it is teaming up with Square Capital so that it can offer business financing to sellers in the US. Aimed at targeting small businesses looking to grow, the new partnership will provide access to finance from options between $500 and $100,000. See also: PayPal now offers payments in Gmail, Google Pay, YouTube and more… [Continue Reading]
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  Linux bots account for 95 percent of DDoS attacks as attackers turn to the past

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 5:19pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Cybercriminals are delving into the past to launch attacks based on some very old vulnerabilities according to the latest report from Kaspersky Lab, and they're using Linux to do it. In the second quarter of 2018, experts have reported DDoS attacks involving a vulnerability in the Universal Plug-and-Play protocol known since 2001. Also, the Kaspersky DDoS Protection team observed an attack organized using a vulnerability in the CHARGEN protocol that was described as far back as 1983. Despite the considerable length of service and the protocol's limited scope, many open CHARGEN servers can be found on the internet for things… [Continue Reading]
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  Syncsort helps compliance for IBM i users

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 3:58pm CEST par Ian Barker

  IBM's i operating system -- originally known as OS/400 -- is still popular in many larger and mid-sized organizations, and it is of course subject to the same security and compliance challenges as other systems. Big data specialist Syncsort is launching additions to its Syncsort Assure family of products to help i users achieve compliance with GDPR and other legislation, and strengthen security with multi-factor authentication. "The trend to ensure organizations adequately protect personal data from theft and misuse has driven increasingly strict data privacy regulations like GDPR. This has fueled the rise of regulatory compliance to become a top… [Continue Reading]
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  Newest Apple Store is in Milan, Italy

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 2:55pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Apple knows how to make products consumers love (for the most part), but that is only part of the equation. When you charge such a high premium for your products, you have to offer a superior shopping experience too. For software, its App Store -- which just celebrated a 10th birthday -- revolutionized how consumers buy and install software. It inspired many copycats too, such as the Google Play Store and the Microsoft Store. For buying hardware, the Apple Store also offers a unique and elegant retail experience. Not only can you walk in and try the products before you… [Continue Reading]
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  TP-Link launches Kasa Cam Outdoor Security Camera and Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug (2-Outlets)

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 1:59pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  TP-Link is well known for making quality products at affordable prices. I don't hesitate to recommend the company's wireless routers, for instance -- they are a great value. TP-Link shows that you don't have to break the bank to get great gear. The company doesn't just make routers, however. TP-Link produces other types of networking gear, such as smart light bulbs, cameras, and more. Today, it launches two new smart home products -- the Kasa Cam Outdoor Security Camera and Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug (2-Outlets). The former is a Wi-Fi security camera designed to be installed outside, while the latter… [Continue Reading]
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  Endpoints leave industrial IoT vulnerable... Err, what's an endpoint?

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 11:38am CEST par Ian Barker

  Of over 200 respondents to a new survey, more than half report the most vulnerable aspects of their IIoT infrastructure as data, firmware, embedded systems, or general endpoints. But at the same time the survey by information security training organization SANS Institute reveals an ongoing debate over what actually constitutes an endpoint. The report finds that most organizations globally are forecasting between 10 and 25 percent growth in their connected devices. This growth rate will cause the systems connected to IIoT devices to double in size roughly every three to seven years. This will ultimately result in increased network complexity… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft opens Skip Ahead ring for Insider builds of Windows 10 Redstone 6

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 7:40am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has announced that the Skip Ahead ring has been opened for people who want to get the first look at the Windows 10 Redstone 6. Back with the release of Windows 10 build 17713, Microsoft announced it was "doing a complete reset of Skip Ahead". This is now complete, so you can sign up for the preview ring once again. Spaces are limited, so if you want to take part you're going to have to be quick -- once the maximum number of participants has been reached, Skip Ahead will close once again. See also: How to download offline… [Continue Reading]
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  Nintendo spoils retro gamers' fun by shutting a popular Game Boy Advance emulator and two ROM sites

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 7:10am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Following on from lawsuits files against console ROM sites LoveROMS.com and LoveRETRO.co, Nintendo has succeeded in getting a Game Boy Advance emulator removed from GitHub. The company filed a DMCA request asking that a JavaScript-based emulator that enabled retro gamers to enjoy the likes of Mario in their web browser be removed, GitHub has complied with the request meaning that the emulator is now longer available through the site. See also: Gentoo Linux Github Organization repo hack was down to a series of security mistakes Gentoo Linux Github Organization hacked and repo code compromised Microsoft officially announces agreement to acquire… [Continue Reading]
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  Toshiba XG6 NVMe SSD is world's first with 96-Layer 3D Flash

  Publié: juillet 24, 2018, 4:12am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  For PC builders and enthusiasts, these are quite exciting times. Hardware is faster than ever, making it possible to build some monstrously powerful computers. Solid state drives in particular have made storage blazing fast -- especially since NVMe began replacing the slower SATA drives. Today, Toshiba unveils its latest NVMe solid state drive and it has some revolutionary technology on-board. You see, the "XG6," as it is called, is the first SSD to feature 96-Layer 3D Flash. "As the inventor of flash memory and the first to introduce the concept of 3D flash memory, Toshiba Memory is driven to continually… [Continue Reading]