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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18855 to the Skip Ahead ring

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 6:28pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Yesterday, Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 Build 18356 for Insiders on the 19H1 branch and today it follows it up with a new 20H1 build for those testers in the Skip Ahead ring. As a reminder, builds from the 20H1 branch are for the version of Windows 10 due out in a year’s time. There’s still nothing major to get excited about in this latest flight, Build 18855, just a number of changes and improvements. These include: Notepad now automatically restores unsaved content when Windows restarts for updates. Enabled microphone in Windows Sandbox, which among other things will improve several… [Continue Reading]
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  Brits are more scared of spiders than cybercrime

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 5:03pm CET par Ian Barker

  Cybercrime and hacking has overtaken flying, dogs and clowns in the top 10 list of things the British are most scared of, but still only ranks in sixth place behind spiders, heights, snakes, dentists and small spaces. Arachnids top the list despite there being less than a one-in-a-million chance of being bitten by a spider badly enough to warrant going to hospital in the UK. Cybersecurity company McAfee has released these findings to coincide with this week's 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web (and tomorrow's National Spider Day). According to the report, 23 percent of Brits have admitted to… [Continue Reading]
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  Stricter payment requirements in Europe could drive fraud elsewhere

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 3:50pm CET par Ian Barker

  From September this year the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) comes into force across the EU. This will require payment service providers to offer strong customer authentication (SCA) and third-party access to bank accounts or risk losing their their payment provider license. But a new report today from fraud prevention company iovation suggests that stricter requirements for fraud prevention in Europe will drive fraud to other regions such as the US. The study, carried out with research firm Aite Group, also shows that with just six months to go most companies are still unprepared for PSD2. In fact, a recent… [Continue Reading]
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  Researchers find two Android malware campaigns with over 250 million downloads

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 3:15pm CET par Ian Barker

  Check Point Research has uncovered two massive mobile adware and data stealing campaigns, which have already had a combined total of over 250 million downloads globally. Both target mobiles using Android, and exploit the mobile app development supply chain to infect devices and perform malicious actions. The first is SimBad, a mobile adware campaign that has already had 147 million downloads across 210 infected apps on the Google Play Store. Called 'SimBad' because most of the infected apps are simulator games, the worldwide campaign makes phone usage unbearable for users by displaying countless ads outside of the app, with no… [Continue Reading]
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  New platform helps enterprises to deploy and manage microservices networking

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 1:10pm CET par Ian Barker

  More and more organizations are moving to a cloud-native, microservices architecture. But doing this at scale can be challenging as businesses lose the ability to trace, debug, and ultimately manage rapidly proliferating services. New company Tetrate is aiming to shake up the microservices networking market by combining the best of open source technologies with enterprise-grade extensibility, scalability, and performance. Tetrate's platform brings agility and security to the enterprise via intelligent traffic management for data centers and private and public clouds. The company's flagship products and services will help transform IT faster, to better support application availability and manageability concerns for… [Continue Reading]
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  CCleaner 5.55 adds a software updater (but only in Professional)

  Publié: mars 13, 2019, 12:04pm CET par Chris Wiles

  Install software on your computer and you’ll be forgiven for not having the spare time to search for updates. Most applications do not have a software update facility, so unless you go checking, you’ll often never know it’s been updated. With this in mind, and software developers running out of key ideas to add to future revisions to encourage paid upgrades, we’re seeing 'Software Updater' tools being released to the market or added to system maintenance applications. IObit recently released a standalone Software Updater tool this year which we wrote about this month. CCleaner 5.55 is here and the big… [Continue Reading]