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Forget Easter eggs, Facebook Messenger now officially has a dark mode
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 8:16pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Following the popular trend, Facebook has now officially rolled out the much-requested dark mode option to Facebook Messenger on both iOS and Android. The feature was available as a secret Easter egg from the start of last month, but now it is being rolled out on a global basis for everyone to enjoy. Dark mode can now be accessed as a regular setting without the need to jump through any special hoops. See also: iOS 13 could herald the arrival of system-wide dark mode, better multitasking and so much more Facebook suffers huge outage, along with WhatsApp and Instagram Data… [Continue Reading] -
Mozilla criticizes Apple's iPhone privacy claims, launches online petition
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 7:47pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Apple is one of the most privacy-focused tech companies. It has consistently protected its users, going so far as to defy the US Government by refusing to unlock an iPhone for the FBI. Conversely, Google makes a lot of its money from advertising and tracking users, while Microsoft has extreme telemetry in Windows 10. And that's why it is so surprising that Mozilla -- another privacy-focused organization -- is criticizing Apple. You see, the Firefox-maker is calling out Apple for allowing advertisers to track iPhone users. Mozilla is going so far as to launch a petition, hoping to get Apple… [Continue Reading] -
iOS 13 could herald the arrival of system-wide dark mode, better multitasking and so much more
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 7:29pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
With the big reveal of iOS 13 thought to be mere weeks away, leaks and rumors now abound. So, what can iPhone and iPad owners expect this time around? Well, it's looking as though 13 could be a lucky number as much sought after features are on the cards. According to sources, the long-awaited dark mode is said to be arriving, along with new gestures. Apple is also said to be bringing improved multitasking and a lot more besides. See also: Apple adds subscription confirmation to the App Store Apple no longer charges for transferring data to a new Mac… [Continue Reading] -
New Kodi 18.2 'Leia' RC arrives -- download it now!
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 6:35pm CEST par Wayne Williams
The Kodi Foundation released Kodi 18 'Leia' three months ago, bringing a number of big new features to the hugely popular home theater software, including a new Games area, updated and improved PVR backend clients, and a redesigned Music section. A month later, a bug fix release candidate -- Kodi 18.1 -- arrived, and today there’s another new release available to install. If you’re still having problems with the latest generation of the software then Kodi 18.2 RC -- might fix them for you. As the name suggests, this is a release candidate for 18.2, so it might be a… [Continue Reading] -
Cyber hygiene is at an all-time low
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 5:05pm CEST par Ian Barker
Well-known attacks and attack vectors remained successful because security personnel did not address vulnerabilities and apply patches according to a new report from cybersecurity and visibility business Ixia. IT vendors created code or configurations that led to many successful security breaches in 2018, but IT operations and security personnel shared the blame due to ignorance of the latest patches and challenges in deploying patches in a timely manner. In addition Ixia observed more new devices joining networks than ever before, but also more devices designed and deployed without proper measures to stop or even limit threats. Well-understood SQL injections and… [Continue Reading] -
Internet Explorer flaw leaves Windows users vulnerable to hackers -- even those who don't use the browser
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 3:41pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
A zero-day exploit found in Internet Explorer means hackers could steal files from Windows users. What's particularly interesting about this security flaw is that you don't even need to be an Internet Explorer user to be vulnerable. A security researcher has revealed details of an unpatched exploit in the way IE handles MHT files, and the problem affects Windows 7, Windows 10 and Windows Server 2012 R2. It leaves users vulnerable not only to having their files stolen by hackers, but also means they could be spied upon. See also: Microsoft email hack was worse than first thought -- some… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft email hack was worse than first thought -- some users' messages were accessed
Publié: avril 15, 2019, 2:14pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Over the weekend we reported that hackers gained access to Microsoft's web-based email services for a period of three months. Microsoft tried to calm users' concerns by saying that only "your e-mail address, folder names, the subject lines of e-mails, and the names of other e-mail addresses you communicate with" had been accessed. But for some people, things were rather worse. It transpires that some users have been sent a notification from Microsoft informing them that hackers were able to access the content of emails. See also: Microsoft reveals hackers gained access to its web email services for three months… [Continue Reading]