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CCleaner update offers improved privacy controls, renames elements to stop users freaking out, adds bundleware
Publié: août 30, 2018, 4:54pm CEST par Wayne Williams
It’s fair to say, CCleaner has experienced a lot of problems since Avast acquired it last year. We’ve seen issues with malware, bundled software, and popup ads, and most recently the company was embroiled in a privacy controversy, which led to it pulling the last update. Today, Avast rolls out a new update to CCleaner which adds a number of privacy settings, and sees certain monitoring features being renamed. Avast also takes the opportunity to once again try to install its antivirus software on your PC. Yes, seriously. SEE ALSO: Avast is ruining CCleaner -- malware, bundled software, popup ads...… [Continue Reading] -
0patch beats Microsoft to patching Windows 10 task scheduler 0-day vulnerability
Publié: août 30, 2018, 4:20pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Just 24 hours after a zero-day bug in Windows task scheduler was revealed by @SandboxExplorer on Twitter, the vulnerability has been patched. While Microsoft said it would "proactively update impacted advices as soon as possible" the patch has not come from the Windows-maker. Instead, it was left to micro-patching specialists 0patch to produce a fix for the Task Scheduler ALPC Local Privilege Execution (VU#906424) security flaw -- one that is a mere 13 bytes in size. See also: Microsoft Windows task scheduler 0-day outed on Twitter While the severity of the security flaw was limited by the fact that a… [Continue Reading] -
80 percent of enterprises struggle to protect machine identities
Publié: août 30, 2018, 3:59pm CEST par Ian Barker
The protection of human identities tends to be high on the agenda for organizations, but what about machine identities? Recent increases in the number of machines on enterprise networks, shifts in technology, IoT devices and new computing capabilities have created a set of challenges that require increased focus on protecting machine identities. A new study carried out by Forrester for identity protection specialist Venafi shows 96 percent of companies believe that effective protection of both machine and human identities is equally important to the long-term security and viability of their companies. However, 80 percent of respondents admit to struggling with the… [Continue Reading] -
New technology moves AIOps out to the edge
Publié: août 30, 2018, 3:26pm CEST par Ian Barker
Artificial intelligence for operations (AIOps) is gaining ground, allowing businesses to use AI and machine learning on big data from their devices and IT tools to find and address problems in real time. Pioneer in the field Moogsoft is launching a new tool that extends its core AIOps platform capabilities from centralized analytics outwards to the data source. Moogsoft Observe takes time-series and metrics data in real-time and applies AI to detect incidents at the source of the problem rather than exporting them to a central location for analysis. Observe stores only anomalous and contextual data, giving IT teams highly-advanced,… [Continue Reading] -
Google's Titan Security Key now available for $50
Publié: août 30, 2018, 11:40am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
A month after it was announced, Google is now selling its Titan Security Key for $50. Currently available in the US, the FIDO-compatible keys help to boost security with two-step verification (2SV). Google boasts that the keys have "special sauce" in the form of tamper-resistant firmware that helps to further improve security. Costing roughly the same as a Yubikey, Google is hoping to offer a viable alternative to the current FIDO key leader. See also: Google launches Titan Security Key... that is nothing to do with Yubico Google denies bias after Trump launches accusatory attack on the search giant Epic… [Continue Reading]