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  Winamp is being updated and reimagined as an audio app for mobile

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 10:03pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The name Winamp -- you know, the audio player that "really whips the llama's ass" -- is one that will stir up nostalgic memories for people of a certain age. Since its inception in the mid-90s, Winamp gained a huge and loyal following but, after changing hands a couple of times since the turn of the century, it was then largely forgotten. But Winamp is making a comeback. In the next few days the desktop app will be getting an update -- not that this is something you should expect too much from -- but it is what's happening in… [Continue Reading]
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  HyperX ships more than 60 million RAM sticks

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 7:49pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  HyperX -- Kingston's gaming brand -- is most well known for high quality RAM. With that said, it has expanded over the years to include gaming peripherals, such as mice, keyboards, headsets, and more. Still, despite a more diverse product offering, memory remains the crown jewel of its business. To highlight just how important RAM is to HyperX, today, the company makes a shocking announcement. You see, the company has achieved an impressive milestone -- more than 60 million memory modules shipped since 2002! ALSO READ: HyperX launches internal FURY RGB SSD and external SAVAGE EXO SSD "Since HyperX launched… [Continue Reading]
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  Bad Intel audio driver kills sound in Windows 10 -- here's how to fix the problem

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 6:00pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft has had a tough time of it lately. The Windows 10 October 2018 Update deleted files for some users, introduced display audio problems, and broke Edge and Windows Store apps. It was so awful, that Microsoft was forced to pause the update, and send it back for testing. As if all that wasn’t bad enough, an Intel audio driver was incorrectly pushed to devices via Windows Update late last week, which unfortunately killed the audio for those who received it. If you’ve been affected, there are two options for getting your sound back. Firstly you can manually uninstall the… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises still face roadblocks to using analytics

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 4:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Business and IT decision makers are becoming increasingly frustrated by the complexity, bottlenecks and uncertainty of today's enterprise analytics, according to a survey of senior leaders at enterprise-sized organizations from around the world. The study by research firm Vanson Bourne for data intelligence company Teradata finds significant roadblocks for enterprises looking to use intelligence across the organization. Among key findings are that 74 percent of senior leaders say their organization's analytics technology is complex, with 42 percent of those saying analytics is not easy for their employees to use and understand. What's more 53 percent say that their organization is actually… [Continue Reading]
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  New technology helps businesses to assess cyber risks

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 3:38pm CEST par Ian Barker

  In a world of digital transformation projects that increasingly mean more links to suppliers and partners, it can be hard for companies to assess the risk presented by opening up their data to third-parties. To address this problem RiskRecon is launching new asset valuation algorithms that automatically determine the inherent risk value of any internet facing system. "Risk professionals spend too much time analyzing mountains of issues to determine the risk relevance," says Kelly White, co-founder and CEO of RiskRecon. "RiskRecon automatically contextualizes every issue with issue severity and asset value that enables professionals to easily identify risk priorities and needed action." RiskRecon… [Continue Reading]
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  Cyberattacks shift their focus onto business in third quarter

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 3:00pm CEST par Ian Barker

  After a relatively quiet first half of the year, cyberattacks have come back with a bang in the third quarter according to the latest report from Malwarebytes. Businesses seem to have become the main focus of attacks, experiencing more cybercriminal activity this quarter, with detections up by 55 percent, while consumer detections increased by only four percent over the last quarter. Trojans are making a comeback too, rising 86 percent from the last quarter. Trojans were the number one detection for both businesses and consumers, due in part to the active and widespread Emotet campaign. Ransomware has also picked up… [Continue Reading]
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  Malicious messages are locking up PlayStation 4 consoles

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 1:37pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We've heard of problems with specially-crafted messages being used to lock up iPhones, and now a similar problem has been found with the PlayStation 4. Anyone who receives one of these messages will find that their console completely locks up -- and the only way out of it is to perform a factory reset. The problem lies in messages that include unrecognized characters, and it is being exploited by some gamers to boot people offline in the middle of games -- Rainbow Six in particular. While there is no fix available at the moment, there are steps you can take… [Continue Reading]
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  UK government launches guidance to help secure IoT devices

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 12:57pm CEST par Ian Barker

  There are expected to be more than 420 million internet connected devices in use across the UK within the next three years and if poorly secured these can leave people exposed to security issues and even large scale cyberattacks. To address this, a new voluntary Code of Practice is being launched by the UK government to help manufacturers boost the security of internet-connected devices such as smartwatches, virtual assistants and toys. Minister for Digital, Margot James, says From smartwatches to children's toys, internet-connected devices have positively impacted our lives but it is crucial they have the best possible security to… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy: Twitter is under investigation for data collection through its link-shortening system

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 11:28am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Twitter is being investigated by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) over concerns about how much data it collects through its t.co link-shortening tool. The Irish privacy regulator is concerned about the amount of data Twitter is able to collect through the service -- something that was only heightened by the company's refusal to hand over information about link tracking when it was requested. See also: All emojis are now considered equal on Twitter Twitter is killing off Moments on iOS and Android Twitter considers new Dehumanization Policy -- but wants your feedback first Hooray! The option to view your… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft employees use open letter to urge company not to get involved in JEDI military project

  Publié: octobre 15, 2018, 10:25am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Last week, Google said that it had concerns about the use of AI in the US Department of Defense's JEDI (Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure) project, and as such it would not be bidding for the contract. Now Microsoft employees have published an open letter expressing their concerns about JEDI, the secrecy it is shrouded in, and the potential for it to cause harm or human suffering. The letter has a simple message: "Microsoft, don't bid on JEDI". See also: Google pulls out of $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract over AI concerns The letter -- which is simply "signed by employees… [Continue Reading]