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  Remembering Paul Allen

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 9:21pm CEST par Robert X. Cringely

  Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen died on Monday at age 65. His cause of death was Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, the same disease that nearly killed him back in 1983. Allen, who was every bit as important to the history of the personal computer as Bill Gates, had found an extra 35 years of life back then thanks to a bone marrow transplant. And from the outside looking-in, I’d say he made great use of those 35 extra years. Of all the early PC guys, Allen was probably the most reclusive. Following his departure from Microsoft in 1983 I met him only four… [Continue Reading]
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  Ubuntu Linux 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish is finally available for download!

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 9:19pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  There has never been a better time to be a Linux enthusiast. There are so many great distributions from which to choose, including elementary OS 5 Juno, Linux Mint 19, and Bodhi 5.0.0. What do those aforementioned operating systems have in common? They are based on Ubuntu. To take things a step further, Canonical's operating system is based on Debian, but I digress. But yeah, Ubuntu is wildly popular -- with both end users and other Linux distro maintainers. When a new version of the operating system is released, the world goes wild. Well, it's time to get excited, yall!… [Continue Reading]
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  Lexar unveils JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 for Windows, macOS, and Linux

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 8:46pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Recently, we reported the Sentry K300 keypad flash drive from DataLocker Inc. What made that flash drive newsworthy? Well, besides its 256-bit AES hardware encryption, it has an industry first -- an OLED screen. While entering a passcode into keypad on a flash drive is cool, Lexar has a new drive that makes it look like old hat. The JumpDrive Fingerprint F35, as it is called, uses biometrics for decryption. Much like the fingerprint reader found on a smartphone, you can use your finger to unlock the flash drive. How cool is that? "One of the most secure USB 3.0… [Continue Reading]
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  Creating the next generation of cybersecurity leaders

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 7:17pm CEST par Adam Vincent

  In today’s cybersecurity landscape, the value of good cybersecurity tools is undeniable. What is more valuable are the people behind the tools -- however, the amount of open cybersecurity positions worldwide is growing year over year. Currently, there are more than 300,000 open cybersecurity roles in the U.S. alone, but by 2021, Cybersecurity Ventures expects that number will reach 3.5 million. This gap is felt by cybersecurity leaders; in fact, a recent study found that more than 70 percent of the cybersecurity decision makers agree that their organizations do not have the staff or necessary resources to monitor all cybersecurity… [Continue Reading]
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  Can the infosec community ever be as well-organized as digital criminals?

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 6:15pm CEST par Giovanni Vigna

  Brian Gladstein, a security marketing strategist at Carbon Black, discussed the question posed in this headline at RSA Conference 2018. In his presentation entitled "Endpoint Security and the Cloud: How to Apply Predictive Analytics and Big Data," Gladstein observes that digital crime is structured like an economy consisting of several tiers. At the top is the "Digirati," a term used by Gladstein for the class of high-ranking controllers responsible for executing digital attacks. The Digirati consists of the ones who hide on the network and gather information, usage patterns, and intel. They then share this information and build upon what… [Continue Reading]
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  Reddit Browser for Kodi scrapes video and more from the best subreddits

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 5:02pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  There’s a lot of fantastic media content on Reddit, although finding it isn’t always easy. The new Reddit Browser for Kodi scrapes subreddits for video, live streams, audio, images and discussions. The add-on has been in development for almost a year, and while it’s still very much a work in progress, it’s easy enough to use. SEE ALSO: New Kodi 18 'Leia' Beta 3 arrives -- download it now! TVAddons' new transparency report reveals blacklisted Kodi add-ons Kodi add-ons used to distribute currency miners Unofficial Kodi add-on provider TVAddons has put together a quick start guide, and a video to… [Continue Reading]
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  OpsRamp brings AI and machine learning to IT operations

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 4:26pm CEST par Ian Barker

  IT operations is an area that often involves analyzing and reacting to a series of events and that makes it a strong candidate for automation. Operations platform specialist OpsRamp has recognized this with the launch of OpsQ, an intelligent event management, alert correlation, and remediation solution for hybrid enterprises. Using OpsQ IT operations teams can optimize and automate routine tasks with context and insight to aid understanding the business impact of an IT issue and ensure rapid service restoration. OpsQ introduces powerful machine learning models that learn how frequently specific alert sequences occur and recognize events related to the same cause.… [Continue Reading]
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  For those with serious charging needs, here comes the ChargeHub Powerstation 360

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 4:07pm CEST par Alan Buckingham

  We all have lots of different devices that need charging on a regular basis, often at the same time, placing ever increasing demand on our plug sockets, and resulting in companies attempting to deliver different solutions to the growing problem. Cheap power strips and USB hubs offer a solution of sorts, but if you're after something more advanced, there's the Chargehub Powerstation 360 Surge Protector Power Strip. Quite a mouthful, huh? It’s made by Limitless Innovations, an Illinois-based company. The hub is a circular design, so you can plug in all sorts of devices around it. Its main features are: Charges up to… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprise security teams struggle to balance budgets against demands

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 3:26pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Businesses are increasingly moving more of their operations to the cloud and this leads to a greater focus on securing these workloads. Cloud infrastructure security company Threat Stack has released a new report created by Vanson Bourne which shows 54 percent of businesses are worried that they will soon outgrow their security solutions. Budgets are expected to increase by 19 percent over the next two years, but organizations are struggling with a disconnect between security and DevOps and are facing difficulties in determining where to allocate this budget in the face of rapidly evolving infrastructure. A common complaint within organizations… [Continue Reading]
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  New AI tool helps streamline outsourcing of mundane tasks

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 1:30pm CEST par Ian Barker

  In many organizations, time and productivity is lost by staff by working on repetitive tasks that would be better suited for outsourcing, rather than focusing on the knowledge-based work that they are employed to do. This is a problem that shouldn't be underestimated, Harvard Business Review reckons that knowledge workers spend up to 41 percent of their time on tasks that could be competently carried out by others. To address this issue and help make outsourcing tasks easier, New York-based company Invisible has built an artificially intelligent bot, which it calls a Digital Assembly Line. Users can email, call, or text… [Continue Reading]
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  New add-on board lets you watch TV on your Raspberry Pi

  Publié: octobre 18, 2018, 10:50am CEST par Wayne Williams

  The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ is a great, low-cost single board computer that you can put to all sorts of uses, but there are some hardware add-ons available for it which make it more useful. Two months ago, the Raspberry Pi Foundation launched a HAT (Hardware Attached on Top) that makes it possible to power the Pi over Ethernet (PoE), and today there’s another even more exciting announcement -- the arrival of a TV HAT. The Raspberry Pi DVB TV-uHAT connects to the Pi’s 40-pin GPIO header and a suitable antenna, allowing you to receive digital terrestrial TV broadcast… [Continue Reading]