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It’s not about cookies, but data, as the Girl Scouts gets hacked
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 9:13pm CET par Alan Buckingham
It’s that time of year where we look for cookies outside of stores. The prices of those sold by Girl Scouts have gone up over the years, but we all continue to buy them. Regardless of whether you like Thin Mints, Samoas or any of the several other brands available, there’s something for you. Right now, however, the Girl Scouts have more problems to worry about beyond their fundraising campaign. The Orange County, California branch of the organization has warned 2,800 members that their personal data could have been compromised. You can view the letter here. A third party managed to gain… [Continue Reading] -
Fedora 29 Linux distribution now available for download
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 6:45pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Two days ago, it was announced that IBM will be buying Red Hat. While we don't know how the marriage between the two companies will work out, I am cautiously optimistic. I mean, look, Red Hat is a solid organization, and if IBM is true to its word about allowing the RHEL-maker to operate independently, it should largely be a non-issue. Personally, as a hardcore Fedora user, I can only pray that IBM doesn't mess with my favorite operating system. The acquisition won't be closing for a while, however, and today, after a short public beta period, Fedora 29 is… [Continue Reading] -
Boards have wider cyber security awareness but still struggle to manage risks
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 5:52pm CET par Ian Barker
Risk management specialist Focal Point Data Risk, has released its latest Cyber Balance Sheet Report showing that wider awareness of risks -- including third-party data breaches, ransomware and geopolitical conflicts -- spurs more security dialogue in the boardroom. However, C-Suite and security leaders still struggle to frame risk in productive decision-making terms and keep an eye on whether companies are operating within an acceptable level of risk. "This year's Cyber Balance Sheet Report dispels the 'cyber is not a boardroom issue' cliché by showing that not only have board members already received the cyber risk message loud and clear, they… [Continue Reading] -
Apple's Mac mini gains a massive performance boost
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 5:04pm CET par Wayne Williams
At its special event at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Apple today revealed a new MacBook Air with Retina Display, new iPad Pros with USB-C, and also updated its Mac mini. The new Mac mini comes with quad- and 6-core 8th-generation Intel Core processors, up to 64GB of faster memory and all-flash storage (up to 2TB). It also comes with four Thunderbolt 3 ports, an Apple T2 Security Chip and a 10Gb Ethernet option. Mac mini features an HDMI 2.0 port, two USB-A ports, an audio jack and Gigabit Ethernet as standard. "Mac mini is loved by customers for its… [Continue Reading] -
New platform helps enterprises manage third-party cyber risks
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 4:35pm CET par Ian Barker
Moving to digital transformation means that companies frequently have a host of vendors, suppliers, providers, and subsidiaries, all connected to their network or data and each with the potential to publicly expose customer information, intellectual property, or heavily regulated data. Without continuous insight into these other networks third-party risks can be hard to assess, leaving businesses open to the possibility of data breaches. Intelligence-driven security company LookingGlass is launching a new subscription-based monitoring service. This uses threat data along with a team of expert security and intelligence analysts to mitigate risks and provide continuous visibility into potential exposure. "When it… [Continue Reading] -
Apple reveals new iPad Pro with USB-C
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 4:35pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
In addition to its new MacBook Air and Mac mini, Apple today launched the new iPad Pro. The most immediately-noticeable change is the death of the home button, but there's much more to this new model than just that. The screen of the smaller iPad Pro has jumped from 10.5 to 11 inches without changing the overall size of the body, while the 12.9-inch model is available in a dramatically smaller casing. Both are thinner than before (just 5.9 mm), Face ID has been added, and there's more going on under the hood. See also: Apple unveils new MacBook Air… [Continue Reading] -
Linux Mint 19.1 'Tessa' coming this Christmas
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 4:11pm CET par Brian Fagioli
December is coming, which means one of my favorite holidays, Christmas, is fairly imminent. While I enjoy spending time with family to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, I’d be lying if I said I don’t like getting presents. Heck, I really enjoy giving gifts too. Not all Christmas gifts need to be physical -- sometimes a Linux distribution can be equally rewarding! Case in point, today, we learn Linux Mint 19.1 -- which is named "Tessa" -- will be released around Christmastime. In addition, the Mint developers have launched an official Patreon account as a new way to get… [Continue Reading] -
Apple unveils new MacBook Air with Retina Display and Touch ID
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 3:29pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
At the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Apple today revealed a new MacBook Air. As well as a Retina Display, Apple has shrunk the bezels to near-invisibility. The screen measures 13.3-inch with four times the resolution of its predecessor. The new model features Touch ID built directly into the keyboard. The keyboard itself has been upgraded for a better and more reliable typing experience, and the new Force Touchpad below this is 20 percent larger. But what else does the new MacBook Air have to offer? Security is taken care of by Apple's T2 chip, and Apple has boosted the speakers… [Continue Reading] -
Non-Microsoft exploits on the rise as hackers turn to servers
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 3:19pm CET par Ian Barker
A new report from AlienVault, based on findings from vendors' threat reports in its Open Threat Exchange (OTX) platform, reveals more non-Microsoft exploits are in the top 10 list this year. This is largely due to a rise of server attacks, particularly cryptocurrency-mining botnets that use remote exploits, such as Drupal. The report also sees an IoT exploit make the list for the first time. On a positive note, the OTX Trends Report shows an encouraging uptick in information sharing across the InfoSec industry, including a lot of independent research sharing on Twitter. OTX itself now has more than 100,000… [Continue Reading] -
Major companies' two-factor authentication offerings fall short
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 1:14pm CET par Ian Barker
With passwords increasingly being seen as insufficient to properly secure access to websites, more and more companies are turning to two-factor authentication. New research from digital identity management experts Dashlane looks at how some of the biggest consumer websites are protecting their users. It looks at 17 of the UK’s most popular sites and finds only four get top marks for their 2FA offerings. Researchers tested each website on three 2FA criteria, awarding one point for SMS or email authentication, one point for software tokens, and three points for hardware tokens, such as YubiKey or U2F authentication, for a maximum… [Continue Reading] -
Apple announces iOS 12.1 with Group FaceTime, new emoji, dual-SIM support and more
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 12:53pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Later today Apple is holding an event in Brooklyn at which we expect to see a new iPad Pro, iMac and MacBook Air. That's the hardware side of things. Today is also about software -- specifically iOS 12.1 which holds many treats for iPhone and iPad users. The latest version of iOS will be available today, and it includes Group FaceTime and more than 70 new emoji. On top of this, there's also Depth Control in real-time preview and dual-SIM support for iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. See also: How to watch Apple's new iPad and Mac… [Continue Reading] -
RogueKiller Anti-Malware 13 adds new scan modes, rewrites scan engine for faster performance
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 12:50pm CET par Nick Peers
Adlice Software has released RogueKiller Anti-Malware 13.0.3 alongside RogueKiller Portable 13.0.3 and RogueKillerCMD 13.0.3, a major new release of its anti-malware protection tool. RogueKiller, which comes as a cut-down free scan-and-removal tool as well as a paid-for version offering additional features such as CLI support and automatic updates, unveils several new scanners, an overhauled scan engine and redesigned user interface, with several advanced tools and features stripped out and moved to a separate application. The program debuts a new Quick Scan mode, which will scan common areas known to harbor malware, such as key Registry entries, program folders, startup entries… [Continue Reading] -
How to watch Apple's new iPad and Mac event
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 11:59am CET par Wayne Williams
In just a few hours, Apple will be taking the wraps off its latest iPads and Macs. The launch event will be held in Brooklyn this time around, which means it will be a lot earlier than usual. We’re expecting to see a new Home button-less iPad Pro with a thinner bezels and a Face ID sensor, updated iMacs, a new MacBook Air and maybe a new Mac Mini. iOS 12.1 is also out today, so expect some references to that too, as well as the usual surprises. The event is scheduled to start at 10am EDT/ 7am PDT/ 2pm… [Continue Reading] -
Google is working on a patch for weird double-notch bug affecting Pixel 3 XL
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 9:45am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
The notches that grace an increasing number of phones -- from the iPhone XS to the OnePlus 6T -- have proved quite divisive, but it seems unlikely they are going to disappear anytime soon. In fact, thanks to a weird bug,some Pixel 3 XL owners have found that they have extra notches to contend with. A number of users have encountered a bug that adds a second notch to the side of the screen in addition to the usual one at the top. The cause of the problem is not known, but Google is working on fixing it. See also: Google… [Continue Reading] -
Dear Apple, I don't need a fancy iPad Pro for sitting on the toilet
Publié: octobre 30, 2018, 1:20am CET par Brian Fagioli
Apple makes very elegant products that help people get work done every day. As an example, my MacBook Pro and iPhone are what I often use to both be creative and keep in contact with friends, family, and colleagues. My iPad is a different story though. I'm not going to beat around the bush here, folks -- I frequently use it while going "number two." Look, if I am going to be sitting on the toilet for a while, I take my 2017 iPad with me for surfing the web, watching videos, listening to music, playing casual games, and checking… [Continue Reading]