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  Google can show you where to safely dispose of unneeded prescription drugs

  Publié: février 21, 2019, 7:56pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  The abuse of opioids and other prescription drugs in America is an absolute tragedy and epidemic. It affects people from all socioeconomic classes. Not only do these drug abusers risk death and financial ruin, but their actions negatively impact friends and family too. In other words, even if you don't abuse prescription drugs, there's a good chance your life will be impacted by somebody that does. While many people envision prescription drug abusers buying their pills from an abandoned building or street corner (and that does happen), the truth is, many people get their drugs from medicine cabinets. In fact,… [Continue Reading]
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  The changing enterprise mobile threat landscape

  Publié: février 21, 2019, 4:35pm CET par Ian Barker

  As enterprises continue the shift towards mobile devices there's concern that the risks could begin to outweigh the benefits. Mobile security specialist Wandera has released a new report on the mobile threat landscape which looks at the risks faced by enterprise mobile users. Among some worrying findings are that 77 percent of users had some form of PII leaked in 2018, with 70 percent of Wi-Fi sessions conducted over an unencrypted connection. In addition 43 percent of companies have at least one mobile device among their employees with no lock screen. Phishing remains the biggest threat and 57 percent of… [Continue Reading]
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  83 percent of US organizations have accidentally exposed sensitive data

  Publié: février 21, 2019, 3:13pm CET par Ian Barker

  According to a new survey 83 percent of security professionals believe that employees have accidentally exposed sensitive customer or business data at their organization. The study from data protection specialist Egress also finds that accidental data breaches are often compounded by a failure to encrypt data prior to it being shared -- both internally and externally. The five most common technologies that have led to accidental data breaches by employees are external email services like Gmail and Yahoo (51 percent), corporate email (46 percent), file sharing services like FTP sites (40 percent), collaboration tools such as Slack and Dropbox (38… [Continue Reading]
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  Security researchers reveal details of serious bug in compression tool WinRAR

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

  If you're a user of WinRAR -- a staple tool for decompressing files whose popularity stems from not only its support for RAR files, but also its never-ending trial period -- it's time to ensure you have the latest security patch installed. Security experts from Check Point Research have revealed details of a serious bug that has been present in the software for at least 14 years. The archiving tool was found to have a vulnerability in one of its .dll files, which could be exploited by simply opening a compressed file, and allows an attacker to "gain full control… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H1 Build 18342 with Timeline for Chrome and access to Linux files from File Explorer

  Publié: février 21, 2019, 10:38am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Microsoft has released a new Windows 10 build to insiders -- Windows 10 19H1 Build 18342. This new build sees improvements to gaming that fix problems with State of Decay. There is also the new and much-requested ability to access Linux files from Explorer, a host of bug fixes, and the launch of a Chrome extension for Timeline. But while this is a significant update with a lot to explore, it's not for everyone. Microsoft has disabled the rollout of the build for systems with certain processors. See also: Microsoft brings Windows Timeline support to Chrome with Web Activities extension… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Maps for Apple iPhone and iPad now lets you follow your favorite places

  Publié: février 21, 2019, 2:42am CET par Brian Fagioli

  While Apple reigns supreme on mobile from both a hardware and operating system perspective (iPhone and iOS are best in class), Google is still king of apps and services. Things like Google Maps, Chrome, and Gmail are used by many iPhone and iPad users. Why do Apple fans opt for these Google solutions? They simply work well and are extremely dependable. Apple Maps, for instance, is good, but Google Maps is great. The search giant provides reliable tools that people enjoy using. Today, Google announces that its Maps app for iOS is getting even better. You see, users can now… [Continue Reading]