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  How automation is changing data science and machine learning

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 9:55pm CET par Andras Palfi

  Almost any article you read about how automation will affect our future can be classified into one of two narratives. The first one is that it will definitely lead to a better future, as it always had since the industrial revolution. Of course, some people will lose their jobs, but as history shows, new jobs will be created. And not just new jobs, but better jobs. The other narrative is that this time is different. The robots are becoming more and more intelligent and capable. And the number of jobs and industries they’ll destroy will far exceed the number of… [Continue Reading]
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  Satechi unveils Aluminum USB Type-C Mobile Pro Hub Adapter for 2018 iPad Pro and more

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 8:13pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  The newest iPad Pro tablets are amazing, albeit overkill for many consumers. Not only are they beautifully designed, but powerful as hell. Believe it or not, they can outperform many Mac computers. In other words, iPad is getting closer to becoming a legit laptop alternative. Unfortunately, the 2018 iPad Pro still does not have mouse support, meaning navigating iOS while in "laptop mode" with the keyboard attachment can be tedious. While it finally has a USB-C port, there is still no USB Type-A port (and there never will be). Also missing is the 3.5mm audio jack. Luckily, as is typical… [Continue Reading]
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  Android file manager Files Go becomes Files by Google and undergoes a redesign

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 6:14pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It's less than a year since Google launched Files Go, its first attempt at a file manager app for Android. The primary aim of the app is to help users to free up space on their phones, and today Google announces that it not only has a new name, but also a new look. Files Go has been rebranded Files by Google, and the updated version of the app is starting to roll out now. See also: Check to see if Google has given you free Play Store credit Now you need JavaScript enabled to log into your Google account… [Continue Reading]
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  Docker launches Windows Server application migration program

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 4:26pm CET par Ian Barker

  Containerization enables organizations to both modernize existing applications and adopt new technologies based on business requirements. But the process of migrating older systems can be daunting. Popular container platform Docker is addressing this with the launch of a new Windows Server application migration program. This is designed to allow businesses to migrate and modernize their legacy Windows Server applications in advance of the end-of-support deadline for Microsoft Windows Server 2008. It's made up of of Docker Enterprise 2.1, the latest release of the container platform, and a set of customized application migration services and tools. This helps companies containerize and… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook defends the privacy of Portal as the smart devices start shipping

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 4:23pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  As soon as Facebook announced its smart video calling device -- Portal and Portal+ -- there were concerns about the privacy implications of introducing Facebook hardware with a camera into your home. The company has already gone to some lengths to try to allay privacy-related fears, clearly pre-empting the concerns people would have. Facebook describes Portal as "private by design", but now it has gone further, using a blog post to stress the privacy and security of the devices, as well as offering reassurances about how data collected through them will -- and won't -- be used. See also: Facebook… [Continue Reading]
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  95 percent of IT security professionals underestimate phishing risks

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 3:28pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new survey of cybersecurity decision-makers shows that most companies lack adequate safeguards against phishing threats and many don't fully understand the risks or how widespread the threat is. The survey from phishing site detection company SlashNext reveals that 95 percent of respondents underestimate how frequently phishing is used at the start of attacks to successfully breach enterprise networks. Only five percent of respondents realize that phishing is the at the start of over 90 percent of successful breaches. In fact, phishing is one of the most used and most successful attack vectors, but despite multi-level security controls and phishing… [Continue Reading]
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  Number of data breaches falls but 2018 is still set to be the second worst year on record

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 1:17pm CET par Ian Barker

  In the final quarter of 2018, the number of reported breaches is down by eight percent and the number of exposed records is down around 49 percent, from seven billion in 2017. The latest Data Breach QuickView report from Risk Based Security shows that seven breaches exposed 100 million or more records with the 10 largest breaches accounting for 84.5 percent of the records exposed this year to date. "The number of reported breaches shows some improvement compared to 2017 and the number of records exposed has dropped dramatically," says Inga Goddijn, executive vice president at Risk Based Security. "However,… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 Pro suddenly downgrading to Windows 10 Home for a growing number of users

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 11:51am CET par Wayne Williams

  The Windows 10 shit show continues with yet more problems with Microsoft’s newest operating system rearing their ugly heads. Some users -- including a friend of my colleague Brian Fagioli -- have suffered from a problem whereby file associations are broken, so you can’t open files in the default programs you choose. Now a growing number of users are complaining on Reddit that their Windows 10 Pro installations are suddenly reverting to Windows 10 Home. SEE ALSO: More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update Bad Intel audio driver kills sound in Windows 10 -- here's how… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10 Pro suddenly downgrading to Windows 10 Home for a growing number of users [Update]

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 11:51am CET par Wayne Williams

  The Windows 10 shit show continues with yet more problems with Microsoft’s newest operating system rearing their ugly heads. Some users -- including a friend of my colleague Brian Fagioli -- have suffered from a problem whereby file associations are broken, so you can’t open files in the default programs you choose. Now a growing number of users are complaining on Reddit that their Windows 10 Pro installations are suddenly reverting to Windows 10 Home. SEE ALSO: More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update Bad Intel audio driver kills sound in Windows 10 -- here's how… [Continue Reading]
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  NETGEAR announces beautiful Nighthawk AX8 and AX12 Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) routers

  Publié: novembre 8, 2018, 3:27am CET par Brian Fagioli

  If you absolutely need a new router today, there are plenty of great options on the market. If your current device is good enough and functioning, however, I would advise to hold off on an upgrade. Why? There is a big change coming to wireless internet -- 802.11ax, also knows as "Wi-Fi 6." Not only will these new routers potentially offer more speed and bandwidth, but some will eventually offer WPA3 too -- the latest and greatest security standard. Today, NETGEAR announces two upcoming Wi-Fi 6 routers -- the Nighthawk AX8 and AX12. Not only is each model chock full of great… [Continue Reading]