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  Samsung unveils blazing fast NVMe-based Thunderbolt 3 Portable SSD X5

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 6:49pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  NVMe solid state drives are one of the best PC innovations ever. This storage is insanely fast, making SATA SSDs look slow in comparison. Seriously, folks, a quality NVMe drive will make your computer scream. Today, Samsung announces a new Thunderbolt 3 SSD that uses NVMe storage. In other words, it is an external drive that matches the ultra fast speeds found in internal variants. Called "Portable SSD X5," it will be sold in three capacities -- 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB. Not only is it fast, but quite beautiful too. As you can expect, the X5 is very pricey. "Leveraging… [Continue Reading]
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  Email security systems miss thousands of malicious links

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 4:49pm CEST par Ian Barker

  A new study from email security company Mimecast shows that malicious links in emails are being missed by many security systems. Mimecast examined more than 142 million emails that had passed through organizations' email security vendors. The latest results reveal 203,000 malicious links within 10,072,682 emails were deemed safe by other security systems -- a ratio of one unstopped malicious link for every 50 emails inspected. The report also finds an 80 percent increase impersonation attacks in comparison to last quarters' figures. Additionally, 19,086,877 pieces of spam, 13,176 emails containing dangerous file types, and 15,656 malware attachments were all missed… [Continue Reading]
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  New real-time dashboard helps resolve live streaming issues

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 4:05pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Live streaming is increasingly popular, not just for entertainment but for business use too. However, poor quality streaming with pauses and drop outs can rapidly lose you an audience. Live streaming specialist Mux is aiming to address these problems with the launch of its new Real-Time Streaming Dashboard, designed to help video engineers and product managers detect live stream issues in real-time. "We want to give our customers state-of-the-art analytics that help them act quickly on issues that affect their viewers, from the smallest glitches to major outages," says Mux co-founder and CEO Jon Dahl. "Audiences have so many choices… [Continue Reading]
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  Fileless malware attacks rise 94 percent in 2018

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 3:20pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The first half of 2018 has seen a 94 percent rise in fileless malware attacks according to the latest Enterprise Risk Index Report from endpoint security company SentinelOne. It also finds that PowerShell attacks jumped to a record of 5.2 attacks per 1000 endpoints, compared to 2.5 in May. Ransomware attacks remain popular too, ranging from 5.6 to 14.4 attacks per 1000 endpoints. The report also examines the classification of detected documents and executables by the verdict provided by reputation services. More than 70 percent of detected executables were unknown to these services, and more than 90 percent of documents.… [Continue Reading]
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  TP-Link announces a trio of new Kasa Smart light bulbs to brighten your day

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 1:30pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  In 2018, the smart home market is absolutely exploding. There are more and more smart products being released every day. Using myself as an example, I have a smart thermostat, smart sprinkler controller, Wi-Fi security cameras, and more. My favorite smart home product category, however, is lighting. Being able to turn lights on and off using an app or my voice feels both futuristic and magical. I particularly like the ability to turn on the lights remotely when away from home -- my dog doesn't have to sit in the dark when I am out late. TP-Link is a company… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft Windows task scheduler 0-day outed on Twitter

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 10:27am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A privilege escalation bug has been discovered in Windows' task scheduler and revealed on Twitter. A proof-of-concept has been published, and the vulnerability has been confirmed to be present in a "fully-patched 64-bit Windows 10 system". The security flaw was exposed on Twitter by user SandboxEscaper -- who has since deleted his or her account. An advisory about the vulnerability has been posted on CERT/CC, and Microsoft says that it is working to fix the problem. In a tweet posted from a now-deleted account, @SandboxExplorer linked to a proof-of-concept on GitHub saying: "Here is the alpc bug as 0day: https://t.co/m1T3wDSvPX I… [Continue Reading]
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  Xbox All Access is Microsoft’s latest scheme to catch up with Sony PlayStation 4

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 1:34am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are great consoles, but let’s be honest — Sony is dominating Microsoft. Many true gamers simply prefer the PS4 thanks to its superior game library. Sony’s success isn’t Microsoft’s failure, however — there is enough room for both. With all of that said, Microsoft is probably very embarrassed to be perceived as the big loser for this generation of video game consoles. Desperate to catch up with Sony, today, the Windows-maker unveils it’s latest scheme — Xbox All Access. “For no upfront cost and one low monthly price for 24 months, Xbox All Access… [Continue Reading]
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  New Kodi 18 'Leia' Beta arrives, download it now!

  Publié: août 28, 2018, 12:16am CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Kodi Foundation is hard at work polishing up the next big version of its hugely popular home theater software -- Kodi 18 'Leia'. The finished update is expected to roll out later this year, but today the team announces it has arrived at an important milestone. The first beta of the new software is now available for anyone to download, and 18 has a lot of new features and improvements. Check out the changelog for details. SEE ALSO: Popular Kodi add-on 'phones home' -- and could get you into serious legal trouble LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Kodi 18 Leia-focused Linux… [Continue Reading]