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Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18252 to the Skip Ahead and Fast rings
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 7:49pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Yesterday, Microsoft made the Windows 10 October 2018 Update available to anyone who wants it, meaning there’s currently only one development build on the go. Because of that, new builds on the 19H1 branch are now being pushed out to insiders on both the Skip Ahead and Fast rings. If you’ve yet to opt out of the Insider program or switch to the Slow ring, and your PC downloads and installs Build 18252, released today, you will need to roll it back and take appropriate action. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 October 2018 Update is available from today Microsoft unveils the… [Continue Reading] -
Wi-Fi gets brilliant new naming scheme
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 7:44pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
For tech savvy consumers, buying a wireless router or adapter is a fairly simple affair. For the majority of shoppers, however, it can be very confusing. Let’s be honest, it is impossible to know that 802.11ac is better than, say, 802.11n without first researching it. I mean, hell, how is the average consumer supposed to know what the letter designation following the 802.11 really means? It is simply nerdy jargon. Apparently the Wi-Fi Alliance wants to make it easier to decipher. Starting with the 802.11ax, numbers will be used instead. For instance, ax will be Wi-Fi 6, while n and… [Continue Reading] -
Insiders cause more than half of data breaches
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 4:49pm CEST par Ian Barker
Most companies consider hacker attacks to be the most dangerous threat, but according to a new report, insiders cause the majority of security incidents by either malicious or accidental actions. The study from threat detection specialist Netwrix looks at the experiences and plans over 1500 organizations have in addressing IT risks. The insider threat is underlined by the fact that 44 percent of respondents either don't know or are unsure what their employees are doing with sensitive data. Among the findings are that not all critical security controls are reviewed regularly as required by best practices. The most neglected controls… [Continue Reading] -
Avira Internet Security 2019 boasts triple-faceted protection with new password manager
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 3:58pm CEST par Nick Peers
Security developer Avira has released Avira Internet Security Suite 2019, a brand new version of its flagship security tool for Windows. Version 2019 brings together all the vendor’s tools under one roof, and adds one new component to the mix: Password Manager. This comes with a Security Status feature that will alert users to global account, website and password breaches. Like all good password managers, Avira’s new tool allows users to set their own passwords or let it generate random, more secure passwords, all of which are stored in the user’s vault, protected by a single master password, the only… [Continue Reading] -
Data theft malware targets Fortnite players
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 3:29pm CEST par Ian Barker
It's no surprise that the release of a new season of Fortnite has led to a rise in scammers keen to exploit gamers who are eager to sample the new software. Among a rash of supposed free passes and free Android versions of the game that hide surveys and other nuisances, researchers at Malwarebytes have uncovered a malicious program seeking to steal data and Bitcoins. The malware was offered by a YouTube account under the guise of a cheat and had received more than 2,000 views a day after uploading. Clicking the link takes you to a survey page which… [Continue Reading] -
Plex launches beta version of Plex Web Shows offering on-demand streaming shows for free
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 3:00pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Continuing to increase its appeal to cord-cutters, Plex has announced a new on-demand streaming feature. Plex Web Shows is launching in beta and includes curated content from independent creators like Epic Meal Time, ASAPscience, Household Hacker, People are Awesome, and The Pet Collective, as well as brands including GQ, Saveur, Epicurious, and Pitchfork. Plex Web Shows works across a range of devices -- web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Windows, macOS and more -- and does not require either a Plex server or a paid Plex subscription. Like Plex News and Plex Podcasts, content is not only curated, but includes smart,… [Continue Reading] -
67 percent of organizations believe hackers can penetrate their network
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 1:38pm CEST par Ian Barker
Around two-thirds of executives and IT professionals responding to a new survey believe that hackers would be able to penetrate their networks. The study from security and application delivery company Radware focused on global companies and reveals that at least 89 percent of respondents have experienced attacks against web applications or web servers of the past year. Almost half (46 percent) of organizations surveyed say they have experienced data security breaches in the last 12 months, and respondents find application layer attacks to be the most difficult to both detect and mitigate. In particular, respondents reporting of encrypted web attacks… [Continue Reading] -
Google launches new .page TLD
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 12:37pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has announced the availability of a new TLD (top-level domain) from its own Google Registry. Joining the likes of .com and .org comes .page which is described as "a new opportunity for anyone to build an online presence". With security in mind, Google says that all .page websites require an SSL certificate. For businesses and individuals, the race is now on to grab the domain they want before it is snapped up by someone else. See also: Google's new Voice Access app lets you control your Android phone with your voice How to access Google's secret text adventure game… [Continue Reading] -
iOS 12.1 beta 2 fixes iPhone charging problem and adds scores of new emoji
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 12:01pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Apple has released the second beta version of iOS 12.1 and while the iPhone-maker is heralding the including of more than 70 new emoji, the bigger news is that it includes a fix for the charging problem users have been complaining about. When owners of the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max started to complain that their handsets were not charging, it was initially thought there was a problem with the latest hardware. But it seems that the problem was actually down to iOS 12. See also: Apple officially announces iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max With… [Continue Reading] -
Google's new Voice Access app lets you control your Android phone with your voice
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 10:51am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Google has a new app that allows for full control of an Android phone with your voice -- Voice Access. While it has been possible to perform simple actions such as switching apps and writing messages, the ability to interact with on-screen elements is something that has been missing. Pitched as an accessibility tool, Voice Access fills in many gaps in Android's voice control system, making it possible to navigate apps, edit text and much more. See also: Android rooting tool SuperSU disappears from Play Store Android 9.0 Pie lands on OnePlus 6 in OxygenOS 9.0 How to access Google's… [Continue Reading] -
Facebook hack update: Attackers did not use stolen tokens to access other sites and apps
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 10:26am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Since the revelation that a "security issue" allowed hackers to steal access tokens to view people's Facebook accounts, the company has provided a further update about the incident. Facebook has already provided one update about the attack, but now the investigation has progressed and the social network is trying to offer reassurances to those who have understandable concerns about security. The company says that the attackers did not access any apps that make use of Facebook Login, the system that makes it possible to sign into other accounts and services with Facebook credentials. See also: Facebook rolls out new tools… [Continue Reading] -
Razer launches stunningly beautiful 'Sila' 802.11ac Wi-Fi gaming router
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 2:59am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Gaming is a huge business these days, and no, I am not just talking about PC and consoles. Believe it or not, many people are playing legit games -- such as Fortnite -- on mobile devices too. Regardless of platform, there is one common theme -- online gaming. Yes, these days, gaming online is probably more popular than playing with one's self offline. And so, having a quality Wi-Fi router is a must. Today, popular company Razer announces its own router (designed with Design Labs, maker of the "Portal Mesh Wi-Fi Router") and it is sexy as hell. Called "Sila," it leverages… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 is an uninspired boring upgrade that still lacks USB-C
Publié: octobre 3, 2018, 2:37am CEST par Brian Fagioli
If you want a Windows 10 laptop, you can do much better than Microsoft's buggy Surface devices. Companies such as Dell, Lenovo, and HP make some excellent notebooks these days. I mean, look, Microsoft's homegrown computers aren't totally bad, but they are a bit overpriced and historically have had terrible bugs and driver issues. For a while, the much-respected Consumer Reports refused to recommend the computers -- something on which they've recently done a "180." Today, with surprisingly little fanfare in New York City, Microsoft unveiled some new Surface devices, including the Surface Pro 6 -- a tablet with a… [Continue Reading]