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  Samsung unveils its foldable smartphone -- behold the Infinity Flex Display

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 9:11pm CET par Wayne Williams

  The concept of a foldable phone has been around for a while now. Indeed, Microsoft’s oft-rumored Surface Phone was expected to offer a foldable display that looked like a tablet when opened up. Samsung has been teasing us with its own plans for a foldable phone for weeks now, and today at the Samsung Developer Conference 2018 it showed off a prototype which folds out to form a tablet, and back again to become a slightly fat phone. Samsung is calling this technology the Infinity Flex Display and says it will be able to start mass production in a "matter… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18277 with fewer annoying notifications, additional emoji, improved high DPI settings

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 8:46pm CET par Wayne Williams

  While there’s still no sign of a re-release for the botched Windows 10 October 2018 Update, Microsoft is rolling out new builds for the feature update that follows it, codenamed 19H1. Today’s new release, Build 18277, gains a new focus assist option that will spring into life whenever you’re doing anything full screen on your PC so you’re not bothered by notifications. This new addition can be found under Settings > System > Focus Assist. SEE ALSO: Windows 10 set to finally overtake Windows 7 Get ready for Windows 10 'Vanadium' Windows 10 -- 1990s edition is the retro operating… [Continue Reading]
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  Communication and data breaches: How to get it right

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 8:09pm CET par Terry Hearn

  "Data breaches have become the leading risk to data and privacy in the last ten years, and there’s no sign of an end." States the Avast Business Threat Landscape Report for 2018, and isn’t hard to believe. Over the course of 2017 there were more than 2.6 billion instances of records and data being compromised or stolen online, but in the first half of 2018 alone, data breaches exposed over 4.5 billion records. Clearly, this is a very real threat. But while many businesses are increasing their preventative measures, the important step of creating an incident response plan is often… [Continue Reading]
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  Das Keyboard launches open source 4Q Smart RGB Cherry MX Mechanical Keyboard

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 8:00pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Many companies are producing mechanical keyboards nowadays, but not all of them are great. Companies like HyperX and Logitech make quality such products, but there is another company that is very well respected by in-the-know consumers -- Das Keyboard. Its products are legendary because of their high quality and reliability. Today, Das Keyboard launches a new mechanical keyboard that looks downright drool-worthy. The 4Q, as it is called, features Cherry MX switches (brown), RGB lighting, and a handy two-port USB hub. Best of all, it leverages open source applets for a truly unique experience. "The new gold standard for mechanical… [Continue Reading]
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  Organizations find cloud costs higher than anticipated

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 5:02pm CET par Ian Barker

  Cloud adoption is high, with 78 percent using or planning to use cloud in the future, but most organizations lack a formal strategy to realize the full benefits and 62 percent report higher than anticipated costs. These are among the findings of a new survey by Syncsort that shows only 29 percent report having a centralized strategy and center of excellence in place to proactively plan and manage applications to the cloud, while 42 percent migrate applications on an ad-hoc basis. The cloud is still seen as having many benefits, led by business continuity (84 percent) and IT efficiency (68… [Continue Reading]
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  Exploit developer discovers security vulnerability in VirtualBox and publishes a full guide to exploiting it

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 4:26pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A security researcher has not only discovered a vulnerability in the virtualization tool VirtualBox, but has released details of the exploit and a step-by-step guide to the zero-day vulnerability. Russian exploit developer Sergey Zelenyuk found a way to break out of VirtualBox's virtual environment and he chose to go public with the vulnerability because of his displeasure at the "contemporary state of infosec, especially of security research and bug bounty". Having told Oracle about the problem, he also tired of the "delusion of grandeur and marketing bullshit" he experienced in the infosec community. Zelenyuk has published full details of the… [Continue Reading]
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  Consumers are more ready to abandon brands following data breaches

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 4:18pm CET par Ian Barker

  According to a new study, 78 percent of people would stop engaging with a brand online and 36 percent would stop engaging altogether if the brand had experienced a data breach. The research by Ping Identity looks at consumer attitudes and behavior in the Post-Breach Era and reveals that people are more willing to make changes to the ways they interact with companies and secure their own personal data following a breach. Ping surveyed more than 3,000 people across the US, UK, France and Germany to find out what they expect from brands when it comes to the safekeeping of… [Continue Reading]
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  Continuous authentication helps boost behavioral analytics

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 3:22pm CET par Ian Barker

  In a move to better protect accounts, banks, retailers and service providers are increasingly looking to methods of authentication beyond the password. Behavioral analytics specialist BehavioSec is launching an updated version of its platform, allowing it to detect the suspicious use of attack obfuscation techniques, including the use of VPNs and TOR-routed traffic during login attempts and sessions. It also adds Docker container support to simplify on-premise deployments and a real-time feed of more than 1.5 billion compromised devices, pushing anti-fraud defenses further out to identify attackers before they begin compromising accounts. "Our financial services, retail and other customers all… [Continue Reading]
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  Enterprises face more than 100 critical vulnerabilities per day

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 1:30pm CET par Ian Barker

  Enterprises identify 870 unique vulnerabilities on their systems every day, on average. Of those, more than 100 are rated as critical on the common vulnerability scoring system (CVSS) according to a new report. The Vulnerability Intelligence Report from cyber risk company Tenable is based on analysis of anonymized data from 900,000 vulnerability assessments across 2,100 enterprises. It estimates that the industry is on track to disclose up to 19,000 new vulnerabilities in 2018, an increase of 27 percent over 2017. Yet in 2017, public exploits were available for only seven percent of all vulnerabilities, meaning that 93 percent of all… [Continue Reading]
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  In the race to win business chat, there's a big boy collision coming

  Publié: novembre 7, 2018, 12:14pm CET par Dan Levy

  Google will pay Apple $9 billion this year to remain the default search engine in the iPhone’s Safari browser, according to one Goldman Sachs analyst. That’s a hefty expense for Google, but will Apple end up paying the price when it comes to business messaging? According to Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall, Apple charges Google based on the number of searches iPhone users perform using Safari or Siri. If his $9 billion estimate is correct, it means Google is paying Apple roughly $10 a year for every iPhone user, as Cult of Mac reports. Hall predicts that number may climb… [Continue Reading]