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More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 8:36pm CEST par Wayne Williams
As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft months ago, but the software giant failed to address it. While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.… [Continue Reading] -
Google Play Movies and TV gets improved 4K video support
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 8:00pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
While the transition from standard definition TV to HDTV was monumental, the 4K (UHD) movement is much less so. Don't get me wrong, I own both a 4K Samsung TV and an Apple TV 4K, so I am invested in the resolution, but I am rarely blown away by UHD content. In other words, you probably shouldn't run out and buy a 4K television to replace your 1080p TV. But OK, if you already have a 4K TV, you might as well watch some UHD content, right? Today, Google announces several improvements to its Play Movies and TV service in that… [Continue Reading] -
Mac@IBM code goes open source
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 5:22pm CEST par Ian Barker
During his keynote speech today at the Jamf User Nation Conference in Minneapolis, IBM CIO Fletcher Previn announced that IBM is going to open source its Mac@IBM code. Designed to streamline the integration of corporate-owned or BYOD Apple Mac devices and applications into the enterprise while delivering a personalized experience, Mac@IBM has seen the number of IBMers using Macs increase from 30,000 in 2015 to 134,000 in 2018. The program has led with design and placed the user first, reflecting IBM's belief that IT is a driver of culture change and leads to engaged employees. The lessons learned from the… [Continue Reading] -
Your first 5G phone could come from OnePlus
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 5:00pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
At the moment, there are many people eagerly awaiting the arrival of the OnePlus 6T later this month. But looking further ahead, OnePlus has plans for a 5G handset. The smartphone manufacturer has already hinted at the release of a 5G handset in 2019, but now this has been confirmed. Joining the president of Qualcomm on stage at the company's 4G/5G summit at Hong Kong, OnePlus' Carl Pei said that a 5G phone is definitely coming next year. See also: Here is the OnePlus 6T -- coming October 30 (well, 29 now) Sign up with The Lab and you could… [Continue Reading] -
Thycotic launches free security toolkit for the higher education sector
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 4:30pm CEST par Ian Barker
Universities and colleges are uniquely attractive to cyber criminals, because a constantly changing population and the use of large numbers of BYOD machines means lots of potential vulnerabilities. Privileged access management specialist Thycotic is releasing a free Cyber Security Toolkit for College Students and Families, aimed at providing an essential guide to help schools build an understanding of cyber best practices throughout their entire community. Made up of ready-made, easily digested and shareable resources, the toolkit helps education providers address concerns students and families have about the security of the information provided to and collected by their school, while also… [Continue Reading] -
How to spot a fake Twitter follower
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 3:52pm CEST par Ian Barker
Earlier this year we covered some research from Duo Security published into the activities of Twitter bots. The company has now followed this with a look at how fake Twitter followers operate. Traditional fake followers are challenging to detect on an individual level since they have very little (if any) activity other than following other accounts. However, because fakes operate in groups created by the same bot owner they do tend to share characteristics. Fake followers are used to trick victims into believing spoofed accounts are legitimate. In order to bypass detection though the fakes need to look legitimate too.… [Continue Reading] -
Industrial control systems offer a soft target for attackers
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 3:11pm CEST par Ian Barker
Security gaps in key areas such as plain-text passwords, direct connections to the internet, and weak anti-virus protections are leaving industrial control systems vulnerable to attack according to a new report. The study from ICS security company CyberX also shows that although the use of Windows XP has declined over the last year there are still older, unpatchable, Windows systems in slightly more than half of all industrial sites. The CyberX report is based on analyzing real-world traffic from production ICS networks, making it an accurate representation of the current state of ICS security. The report is based on data… [Continue Reading] -
Mugger tip: Here's what not to do
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 1:11pm CEST par Alan Buckingham
The world has a number of less-than-bright criminals, from those who become stuck in their exit route (think vent pipes and the like), to those who get caught through use of a stolen device. Facebook has even led to a few arrests of people who bragged or posted the video evidence online. Although this story is courtesy of Facebook, one alleged criminal took an interesting approach to outing himself. While the whole situation is sad for the victim, the end is shocking. On August 1 a pizza delivery woman arrived at a home with a large order. A man stepped out and acted as if he was fumbling… [Continue Reading] -
Password Check Required Immediately -- and more of 2018's most successful phishing subject lines
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 12:58pm CEST par Ian Barker
Which subject lines make a person most likely to click a link in a phishing email? Security awareness training company KnowBe4 has analyzed data from simulated phishing tests and 'in the wild' emails to find out. The most successful lines play on user's desire to remain secure with subjects relating to password checks the most clicked. On social media, messages about tagging or new profile views are most likely to be clicked. "Hackers are leveraging an individual's desire to remain security minded or well informed by playing into his/her psyche," says Perry Carpenter, chief evangelist and strategy officer, KnowBe4. "They… [Continue Reading] -
New Zealand chooses Google Chromebooks over Microsoft Windows 10 for education
Publié: octobre 23, 2018, 2:04am CEST par Brian Fagioli
While many people use Windows 10 every day, I sometimes wonder how many actually enjoy doing so. Look, Microsoft's operating system is very popular, but that could be largely out of habit. The interface is very inconsistent, and with aggressive telemetry, it can feel like you are being spied on too. Computers running Microsoft's OS are prone to malware, and even worse, users could find their important files deleted! Hell, even the Surface hardware feels uninspired these days. Once people start looking at alternatives, such as the excellent Linux-based Chromebooks, they may wonder why they need Windows 10 at all.… [Continue Reading]