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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18865 to the Skip Ahead ring

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 10:28pm CET par Wayne Williams

  If you opted to join the Skip Ahead ring, bypassing the 19H1 builds, you are currently being served up flights from the 20H1 branch -- the feature update that Microsoft is set to release a year from now. Today the software giant rolls out Build 18865 which fixes numerous problems, including multiple issues affecting Narrator. SEE ALSO: Leaked Chromium-based Microsoft Edge works great on Windows 7 Build 18362 looks to be the Windows 10 1903 Release Candidate Windows 10 October 2018 Update finally starts to roll out to all Use this sneaky trick to get access to Windows 10 19H2… [Continue Reading]
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  Privacy for the win! Startpage.com defeats Google and Bing to become best search engine

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 6:44pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Google may be the world's most popular search engine, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is the best. Don't forget, Google is notorious for tracking users and logging search activity. Not to mention, there are many other search engines out there, such as Microsoft's Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo to name a few. Believe it or not, a lesser-known search engine, Startpage.com, has defeated Google (and all others) to become the search champion! You see, following an in-depth investigation, German organization "Stiftung Warentest" has declared the search engine to be the best. Not familiar with that organization? Please know, it is similar… [Continue Reading]
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  BitTorrent Inc announces BitTorrent Live, a social streaming platform that's not based on BitTorrent

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 6:03pm CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  BitTorrent Inc has announced plans to launch a new social media platform for live streaming. It will be called BitTorrent Live and -- at least initially -- it will be centralized rather than decentralized, meaning that it is not based on the BitTorrent protocol or other P2P technology. The first beta version is expected to launch in the coming quarter, and it will compete with the likes of Facebook Live. BitTorrent Live will enable users to stream content to mobile devices, or broadcast live, and will include social media elements. As reported by TorrentFreak, the aim of the new platform… [Continue Reading]
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  More than half of internet users think complete digital privacy is impossible

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 5:22pm CET par Ian Barker

  According to a report from Kaspersky Lab, 56 percent of internet users feel that complete privacy in the modern digital world is impossible. For many people, their worries about digital privacy may come from personal experience. Kaspersky's research finds that 26 percent of people have had their private data accessed by someone without their consent, rising to almost a third (31 percent) among 16- to 24-year-olds. The consequences of having their privacy compromised have ranged from experiencing stress (36 percent), to facing spam and advertisements (25 percent) to losing money (21 percent). An interesting finding is that once people believe complete… [Continue Reading]
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  Data breaches more common than rain in the UK

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 4:56pm CET par Ian Barker

  The UK has something of a reputation for its wet climate, and its citizens for constantly talking about the weather. So it may come as a surprise to find that in the UK the chance of experiencing a data breach is higher than that of encountering a rainy day. A survey by technology services company Probrand shows 43 percent of UK businesses having suffered a cyber breach or attack in the last 12 months as against just 36.4 percent chance on average of encountering a wet day. More worrying is that the study finds 44 percent of businesses are failing… [Continue Reading]
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  Almost half of industrial computers hit by malicious cyber activity in 2018

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 4:18pm CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Kaspersky has released the results of an astonishing study that found that almost half of world's Industrial Control System (ICS) computers was subjected to malicious cyber activity last year. While malware and cyber attacks have been a problem for some time, there is particular concern about the rising numbers of ICS computers being affected. In the case of downtime for such systems, there is the risk of material losses and production downtime at industrial facilities. See also: Kaspersky reports Apple to antimonopoly authorities over the handling of its apps Check to see if your computer was targeted by the ASUS… [Continue Reading]
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  Vivaldi 2.4 expands customizability, introduces support for multiple user profiles

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 3:44pm CET par Nick Peers

  Opera R3 may be on the horizon, but the company’s ex-founder Jon von Tetzchner continues to reinvent the web browser for real with Vivaldi 2.4 for Windows, Mac and Linux. Version 2.4’s main highlight is widened customization support for its toolbars in the form of being able to drag and drop selected buttons between Address and Status bars. Version 2.4 also introduces multi-user profile support to the GUI, improves its bookmark management tools and adds a calculator to the Quick Command tool. Toolbar customization has been extended to support dragging and dropping of buttons between status and address toolbars, allowing… [Continue Reading]
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  Need for data portability is driving cloud strategies

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 3:38pm CET par Ian Barker

  The rise in container use and demands for data portability are driving decisions on cloud adoption according to a new report. Workload automation specialist Turbonomic surveyed over 800 IT professionals to examines the underlying dynamics fueling cloud-native/container and multicloud adoption. Among the findings are that 83 percent of respondents expect workloads to move freely across clouds. The primary drivers for workload portability and true multicloud elasticity are a desire to have best-of-breed cloud services and guarantee application availability. The majority of respondents (62 percent) have already embarked on their cloud native/container journey -- with adoption accelerating. On average, respondents estimate… [Continue Reading]
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  Digital cold war and other emerging threats we'll face in the next two years

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 3:06pm CET par Ian Barker

  A new report from the Information Security Forum looks at the threats organizations can expect to face over the next two years as a result of increasing developments in technology. The Threat Horizon 2021 report highlights three major themes that will present particularly difficult cyber security challenges for businesses. "By 2021 the world will be heavily digitized. Technology will enable innovative digital business models and society will be critically dependent on technology to function," says Steve Durbin, managing director of the ISF. "This new hyperconnected digital era will create an impression of stability, security and reliability. However, it will prove… [Continue Reading]
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  Roku is giving away a 65-inch 4K UHD Hisense TV, but there's a catch

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 2:11pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  If you need a streaming media box, Roku is an excellent choice. Even if your television is a "smart" variant, it is still wise to add a Roku media box to it. Why? Despite redundant functionality, the apps built into smart TVs are often terrible. Look, you want to enjoy yourself while watching videos or listening to music, right? There is no time to fiddle around with a deficient experience. Not to mention, a Roku box is extremely affordable -- you will be glad you bought it. But what if you don't already have a television? In that case, you… [Continue Reading]
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  Leaked Chromium-based Microsoft Edge works great on Windows 7

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 11:54am CET par Wayne Williams

  Back in December 2018, Microsoft announced that it would be moving its Edge browser over to Chromium, with the intent being to align its web platform with both the main web standards and other Chromium-based browsers. Microsoft also said at the time that Edge would be made available for "all supported versions of Windows", not just Windows 10. Last week, an early version of the browser leaked onto the web, and while most people who tried it would no doubt have done so through Windows 10, it does indeed run on Windows 7 (and Windows 8.1). SEE ALSO: Windows 10… [Continue Reading]
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  Check to see if your computer was targeted by the ASUS ShadowHammer malware

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 11:31am CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Yesterday we reported about a warning from Kaspersky that the ASUS Live Update Utility had been hacked to deliver ShadowHammer backdoor malware. ASUS has now released a patch to secure systems, and Kaspersky has released a tool that you can use to check whether you have been affected by the malware. It's important that ASUS users install the patch -- described as a "critical" update by the company -- to secure their systems, but it's also a good idea to use Kaspersky's utility to see whether your computer has been infected with ShadowHammer. See also: ASUS Live Update Utility hacked… [Continue Reading]
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  Warning: Don't change your Twitter birthday to 2007

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 10:44am CET par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Many things go viral online these days -- funny cat videos, memes, stupid "challenges", and all manner of helpful hints and tips. Something that's doing the rounds at the moment encourages Twitter users to change their birthday to a date in 2007. This might sound like a strange thing to do, but there is the promise of secret new color schemes or rainbow mode being unlocked to lure people in. There are also claims that changing your birthday will get your account verified and earn you a prestigious blue tick. It is -- of course -- not true, but this… [Continue Reading]
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  HUAWEI officially unveils elegant P30 Series of Android smartphones

  Publié: mars 27, 2019, 2:29am CET par Brian Fagioli

  As Apple's hardware business begins to show signs of decline, HUAWEI keeps pushing forward and succeeding. In many ways, HUAWEI has surpassed Apple in the design department. The latest iPhone smartphones are boring and ugly due to huge notches, while HUAWEI's Android offerings are exciting, fresh, and elegant. Apple has long been seen as the king of mobile photography, but HUAWEI is making huge strides here too, with superb cameras. Even on the laptop front, HUAWEI's offerings are besting Apple's much-maligned MacBook Pro (2016-2018). Today, after several leaks, Huawei officially unveils its P30 Series of Android smartphones. There are two models… [Continue Reading]