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Dell XPS 13 (9380) Developer Edition now available with Ubuntu Linux
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 8:04pm CET par Brian Fagioli
If you are a Linux desktop user, it is time to get very excited. Why? Because Dell has finally refreshed its XPS 13 Developer Edition laptop -- a very well-respected machine. Don't let the "Developer" in the name scare you -- it not only a great computer for devs, but home users, business users, and students too. This "Developer Edition" moniker simply indicates it is pre-loaded with Ubuntu Linux. This newest version of the notebook, dubbed "9380," continues with Dell's focus on beauty and thinness, but it now has improved specs. Webcam users in particular will be delighted to know that… [Continue Reading] -
Take this quiz to see if you can spot a phishing scam
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 7:10pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
If you're anything like me, you probably inwardly roll your eyes -- or laugh outright -- when you hear of someone falling for a phishing scam. Surely you'd have to be a certified idiot to be taken in by one of these, right? You may have avoided falling victim up until now, but maybe that's been more through luck than good judgement. Or perhaps you really do think you could spot a phishing scam at a hundred paces. If you think you're up to it, why not put yourself to the test and take Google's phishing quiz? See also: The… [Continue Reading] -
New solution protects enterprises against ransomware
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 5:47pm CET par Ian Barker
Ransomware attacks are increasingly well targeted and complex, and they can prove devastating for businesses. Storage specialist Cohesity is launching a new set of anti-ransomware capabilities for its DataPlatform that can directly combat attacks. It offers three levels of security, the first is prevention which guards backup copies. If an attacker tries to modify a backup, Cohesity DataPlatform will write the data to a new instance, keeping the original snapshot intact and preserved. It also allows selected jobs to be locked to ensure a higher level of protection. Plus multi-factor authentication helps guard against phishing or brute force password attacks.… [Continue Reading] -
Even Microsoft Edge thinks the Daily Mail website is an untrustworthy source of news
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 5:28pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Users of Microsoft Edge have a new feature to help protect them from fake news. The Android and iOS versions of the Edge browser now offer NewsGuard integration, warning when people visit untrustworthy sites. The feature may only just have gone live, but there are already some amusing -- or pleasing, depending on your point of view -- results coming from it. Perhaps the most notable is that the Daily Mail website, Mail Online, is flagged up as "generally fails to maintain basic standards of accuracy and accountability". For most people familiar with Mail Online, such warnings will come as… [Continue Reading] -
New Android app allows simple two-factor authentication across all apps and accounts
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 3:10pm CET par Ian Barker
We're all being encouraged to use two-factor authentication to make our online accounts more secure. But 2FA can be a major pain when you update to a new device and have to re-authenticate everything. Even when users save their private 2FA keys to migrate onto new devices, it can still take time to manually reset 2FA for each account. Now though specialist in Mobile cybersecurity Rivetz is launching a new Authenticator app that offers backup and recovery of 2FA keys using mobile devices' existing hardware security capabilities. In a Rivetz-commissioned survey of 1,000 US adults, 49 percent of respondents say… [Continue Reading] -
AOC launches pair of curved AGON 3 Series gaming displays -- one with G-SYNC, the other with FreeSync
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 3:01pm CET par Brian Fagioli
Nowadays, when you say "AOC," many people will probably think of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez -- the groundbreaking congresswoman from the great state of New York. With that said, others -- like me -- know AOC as the monitor-maker known for quality products at affordable prices. I swear by its displays -- if you are on a budget, you should definitely give its offerings a look. AOC doesn't just focus on budget-friendly monitors these days. Actually, with its AGON gaming brand, it is targeting gamers and enthusiasts too. Today, AOC unveils a pair of new monitors as part of its AGON 3 Series.… [Continue Reading] -
Consumer threats down as cybercriminals target business
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 11:21am CET par Ian Barker
Consumer threats declined by three percent in 2018 as cybercriminals learned that businesses can deliver a much bigger payout. The latest State of Malware report from Malwarebytes shows consumer threats decreased steadily across the board including a 30 percent drop in adware, an 84 percent decrease in hijacker tools, a 28 percent decrease in worm activity and a 29 percent drop in ransomware. At the same time business threats increased by 79 percent as cybercriminals set their sights on the workforce. For example, Trojan threat detections increased by 132 percent. The report also saw riskware tools jump 126 percent, backdoor… [Continue Reading] -
Run Windows apps on Linux with the newly released Wine 4.0
Publié: janvier 23, 2019, 2:16am CET par Brian Fagioli
It used to be, people would scoff at the idea of switching to a Linux-based operating system due to a lack of software. While that is still true for some folks -- especially business users -- it is less of a concern these days. Why? Well, so many things are done through the web browser nowadays, lessening dependence on Windows software. For many consumers, just having the Google Chrome browser on, say, Ubuntu, is more than enough to accomplish their wants and needs. Not to mention, there are many quality Linux apps like GIMP and DaVinci Resolve. But OK, lets… [Continue Reading]