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  Torrent-Paradise launches a Pirate Bay alternative that takes decentralization to the next level

  Publié: janvier 21, 2019, 3:22pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  While the BitTorrent protocol is, but its very nature, decentralized, the same cannot be said of torrent search engines such as the Pirate Bay. Torrent-Paradise, however, is a little different. A new version of the site uses the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) to provide decentralized torrent searching. The idea behind how the system works is very similar to the way BitTorrent makes it possible to download files without the need for a central host. There are numerous benefits to this type of decentralization. It means that files -- or, in this case, search results -- can be shared between large… [Continue Reading]
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  Two-thirds of DDoS attacks target communications service providers

  Publié: janvier 21, 2019, 3:12pm CET par Ian Barker

  Communications service providers were targeted by 65.5 percent of DDoS attacks in the third quarter of 2018 according to a new report. The Q3 2018 Threat Report from Nexusguard shows attackers contaminated a diverse pool of IP addresses across hundreds of IP prefixes by using very small-sized junk traffic. "Perpetrators are using smaller, bit-and-piece methods to inject junk into legitimate traffic, causing attacks to bypass detection rather than sounding alarms with large, obvious attack spikes," says Juniman Kasman, chief technology officer for Nexusguard. "Diffused traffic can cause communications service providers to easily miss large-scale DDoS attacks in the making, which… [Continue Reading]
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  WhatsApp imposes five-recipient limit on forwarded messages to limit 'misinformation and rumors'

  Publié: janvier 21, 2019, 11:45am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  All social networks and messaging tools have been used as platforms to distribute fake news. Companies have taken various steps -- such as introducing fact-checking -- to help curb these problems, and now the Facebook-owned WhatsApp is introducing new measures that limit the number of people users can forward a message to. The company has previously allowed messages to be forwarded to up to 20 people, but now -- in a bid to limit the spread of "misinformation and rumors" -- this has been reduced to just five. See also: Privacy International investigation finds a huge number of Android apps… [Continue Reading]