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  .NET Framework is dead -- long live .NET 5

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 10:14pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Microsoft may not have said it out loud, but it's become increasingly clear over the past couple of years that .NET Framework is on its way out. With the software giant focusing most of its attention of making .NET Core faster and beefier, its longstanding predecessor has been slowly neglected, receiving only smaller changes every now and then. While some have argued that .NET Framework is not dead, being the only framework in Microsoft's .NET family to support desktop applications, it was only a matter of time before its younger brother would be ready to replace it. And it looks… [Continue Reading]
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  Google unveils the mid-range Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL -- same powerful camera, much more affordable price

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 9:22pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  It’s getting increasingly difficult for hardware companies to keep their new smartphones under wraps. Leaks prior to the official announcement mean we often know all about a new device well in advance. We already knew a lot about the new Pixel phones that Google revealed today at its I/O conference, but it’s good to have everything confirmed. If you've always fancied a Pixel smartphone but couldn't justify the asking price, then the new Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL could well provide the perfect solution. The two devices are mid-range smartphones that keep the flagship’s superb 12.2 megapixel rear-facing camera… [Continue Reading]
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  Plugable launches 0.8m Thunderbolt 3 cable with 40Gbps and 100W charging

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 8:01pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Thunderbolt 3 is excellent technology -- it is fast and allows laptop users to expand the capabilities of their computers. For instance, you could add a TB3 docking station to gain additional ports, or an external GPU enclosure to add a desktop-class graphics card. So, yeah, Thunderbolt 3 rules. Unfortunately, to get the full performance of Thunderbolt 3, it usually means using a very short cable, like 0.5m. While longer cables are available, they often provide slower transfer speeds (20Gbps) rather than the faster 40Gbps that TB3 can theoretically achieve. Not to mention, longer cables usually provide lesser charging power.… [Continue Reading]
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  Shining a light onto the dark web

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 5:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  The dark web is, by its very nature something of an object of mystery. It's easy to think of it as a huge, closed community hidden from the world in dusty corners of the internet. But what's the reality? Threat intelligence specialist Recorded Future has done some research to try to understand the dark web's true nature. The company spidered around 260,000 onion pages to approximate the full reachable Tor network from a starting set of onion sites that it pulled from public lists and its own content. What it found is that the dark web is in fact rather… [Continue Reading]
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  New risk assessment capabilities help secure containers

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 4:08pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Container security company NeuVector is releasing new security risk assessment capabilities for enterprises using Kubernetes in production environments. The features, added to its existing container security offering, include new dashboard widgets and downloadable reports to provide security risk scores for the most critical run-time attack risks, network-based attacks and vulnerability exploits in containers. An overall risk score summarizes all available risk factors and provides advice on how to lower the threat of attack -- thus improving the score. A service connection risk score shows how likely it is for attackers to move laterally to probe containers that are not segmented… [Continue Reading]
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  Companies continue to struggle with privileged access management

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 3:20pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Privileged accounts can be a headache for organizations so you'd expect managing them to be a high priority for security teams. However, a new report from Thycotic reveals that 85 percent fail to achieve even basic privileged security hygiene. In addition 55 percent have no idea how many privileged accounts they have or where they’re located, while over 50 percent of their privileged accounts never expire or get deprovisioned. Of the 450 organizations surveyed at the 2019 RSA conference, just 18 percent are storing all their privileged accounts in a secure privileged access management (PAM) vault or password manager. Among… [Continue Reading]
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  97 percent of companies now use agile development methods

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 1:40pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Agile is clearly becoming the norm in the development community according to the findings of a new report from CollabNet VersionOne which has been charting the agile landscape for 13 years. The report shows 97 percent of organizations now practicing agile development methods. That's not to say its use is universal, however, only 22 percent of respondents report that all their teams are agile, 26 percent more than half and 48 percent less than half. Accelerating software delivery is given as the top reason for adoption (cited by 74 percent of respondents), but other reasons include improving team morale (34… [Continue Reading]
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  Reported data breaches up more than 56 percent

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 11:41am CEST par Ian Barker

  According to the latest Data Breach Report from Risk Based Security the number of reported data breaches was up 56.4 percent in the first quarter of 2019 compared to the same period last year. The increase in reporting could be a result of new legislation like GDPR that obliges businesses to be more open about security issues. The number of exposed records was also up by 28.9 percent. Already in 2019, there have been three breaches exposing 100 million or more records. The report shows 1,903 breaches were reported through March 31, in total exposing approximately 1.9 billion records. For… [Continue Reading]
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  It's decision time: Samsung tells buyers it will cancel their Galaxy Fold pre-orders unless told not to

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 10:53am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  The launch of the Samsung Galaxy Fold is probably going to go down as one of the most problematic phone launches ever. After review handsets were found to have serious problems with the folding screen, Samsung decided to postpone the release for an unspecified length of time. With this being one of the first foldable phones, there was obviously a great deal of interest in it, and many people placed pre-orders in spite of the high price. Now the company is giving buyers the chance to back out of their purchase, saying it is "making progress in enhancing" the phone… [Continue Reading]
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  VisionTek launches VT4500 Dual 4K USB-C Docking Station with Power Delivery

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 3:03am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Thunderbolt 3 docking stations, such as this great one from IOGEAR, can be a great way to transform your laptop into a makeshift desktop. The problem? Most computers don't have TB3. While that speedy interface is starting to show up on more affordable laptops, it is still, for the most part, reserved for premium machines. Thankfully, USB-C docking stations exist, allowing more consumers to take advantage of the single-cable dock experience. There are plenty of USB docks on the market, so it can be hard to stand out, but today, VisionTek has done exactly that. Called "VT4500," it is a… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft's core platform isn't software, it's trust

  Publié: mai 7, 2019, 1:04am CEST par Joe Wilcox

  For the first time in a half-decade, I watched a Microsoft Build keynote this morning. Time gives fresh perspective, looking at where the company was compared to where it is today. Listening to CEO Satya Nadella and other Softies, I repeatedly found myself reminded of Isaac Asimov's three laws or Robotics and how they might realistically be applied in the 21st Century. The rules, whether wise or not, set to ensure that humans could safely interact with complex, thinking machines. In Asimov's science fiction stories, the laws were core components of the automaton's brain—baked in, so to speak, and thus… [Continue Reading]