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  Australian political parties hit by hack orchestrated by 'sophisticated state actor'

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 4:44pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Australia's three main political parties -- Liberals, Labor and Nationals -- as well as the country's parliament have all been hit by a security breach which Prime Minister Scott Morrison says was carried out by a "sophisticated state actor". Although the country is due to hold elections in the coming months, Morrison says there is "no evidence of any electoral interference". While it is not currently known who is responsible for the attack, various potential culprits have been suggested, including China, the US, Israel and Russia. See also: How to check to see if your data was part of the… [Continue Reading]
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  The speed and cost of internet around the world

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 4:20pm CET par Ian Barker

  Within any given country, while you might have a choice of different internet providers, the speeds they offer and the prices they charge tend to be broadly similar. UK-based comparison site Compare the Market has done some interesting research looking at the costs and speeds of broadband around the world. So prepare to be made jealous, or smug, depending on where you live. Fastest place to be is Singapore with average download speeds of 185.25 Mbps. Iceland is second with 153.3 Mbps, followed by South Korea with114.31 Mbps. The US is fifth with 107.28 Mbps while the UK is 27th… [Continue Reading]
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  Urban Armor Gear (UAG) launches 'Plyo Series' case for 9.7-inch Apple iPad

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 2:54pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Apple's iPad remains the best tablet on the market. Many companies have tried to compete, but all have largely failed. Sure, there are some decent Android models on the market -- from a hardware perspective -- but the underlying operating system cannot compare to the excellent iOS. There are countless Android tablets that get abandoned by manufacturers, getting stuck on outdated OS versions chock full of exploits -- which means they simply aren't safe. If you buy an iPad, you can be confident that Apple will support it for many years, making it a very wise investment. Regardless of which… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook says it is 'open to meaningful regulation' following damning report of the 'digital gangster' that considers itself 'ahead of and beyond the law'

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 2:46pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A detailed report about fake news by a parliamentary committee in the UK has accused Facebook of being a "digital gangster" that has deliberately broken privacy and competition laws. The report by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport select committee calls for the social network to be subject to statutory regulation. The report comes after an 18-month investigation, and it is damning of Facebook and its executives in general, and Mark Zuckerberg in particular. Criticism is levelled at the lack of action taken against fake news and misinformation on the social network, and there is concern that current election laws… [Continue Reading]
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  YouTube is to blame for the increase in Flat Earthers

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 11:50am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  In recent years it seems that there has been an astonishing increase in the number of Flat Earthers -- people who believe that the Earth is flat, and anything that suggests otherwise is a conspiracy. The thinking is that, for some reason, NASA, international government, scientists and so on are all desperate to convince people that the Earth is round when it is in fact flat. While Flat Earther numbers are still relatively small, the increasing membership of this school of thought in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary is both confusing and worrying. So just what is… [Continue Reading]
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  How enterprises can cut the risk of cloud vendor lock in [Q&A]

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 11:25am CET par Ian Barker

  While most CIOs have now identified the benefits cloud can have for their business, concerns over becoming locked in with a single vendor can still be a major barrier to rolling out projects. We spoke to Richard Best, general manager at COMPAREX UK, to find out why this is the case and what companies can do to avoid vendor lock in. BN: What are CIOs most pressing concerns over cloud? RB: While most CIOs have now identified the benefits cloud can have on their business, worries over vendor lock-in can still be a major obstacle to adoption. Freedom of Information… [Continue Reading]
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  Unlike the US, the UK does not want to ban Huawei from 5G networks

  Publié: février 18, 2019, 10:52am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  With concerns about Chinese spying, the US has been embarked on a campaign to prevent Huawei from operating in the country. In addition to banning officials from spending money on Huawei equipment, the US government has been trying to convince other countries to follow its lead and shun the company. Despite US pressure -- and similar moves by New Zealand and Australia -- the UK says that it has no plans to cut Huawei technology out of 5G networks. The National Cyber Security Centre says that there are ways to mitigate against any potential risk posed by Huawei equipment. See… [Continue Reading]