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Satechi launches Aluminum M1 Bluetooth Wireless Mouse with USB-C
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 8:02pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Satechi is a company that makes really great products that are also affordable. While many of its offerings are Apple-focused, they usually work fine with all things. For instance, it manufactures USB-C dongles that use colors to match MacBook laptops, but color aside, they are totally Windows compatible too. Today, Satechi launches a new elegantly designed Bluetooth 4.0 mouse that is clearly aimed at macOS users, but it will of course work with both Windows and Linux too. Called "M1," it features a premium aluminum body and scroll wheel. Sadly, there are no side thumb buttons -- likely a deal-breaker… [Continue Reading] -
Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18898 with Task Manager improvements
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 7:47pm CEST par Wayne Williams
The May 2019 Update is still undergoing testing in the Release Preview ring, but Microsoft is busy working on builds from the 20H1 branch, the feature update set to be released in the first half of next year. We’re starting to see new features arriving on that branch, and today’s flight, Build 18898, adds a useful addition to the Task Manager. SEE ALSO: Microsoft issues new patch for Windows XP to fight a dangerous 'wormable' vulnerability Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18895 -- fixes Your Phone app PowerToys are back! Microsoft reboots the utilities as an open source project… [Continue Reading] -
Four out of five people expect Facebook to have another data privacy issue this year
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 4:28pm CEST par Ian Barker
People are becoming more aware of the need to protect their data online, not just because of the rate of cybercriminal activity, but also because large organizations are frequently being careless with the data they hold. A new survey of 1,000 people from OpenVPN reveals that four out of five people are expecting Facebook to face at least one more data privacy issue in the next year. In addition 71 percent say recent scandals have somewhat or severely negatively affected their view on Facebook, while 37 percent trust tech giants less now because they don’t think the companies have properly… [Continue Reading] -
New tool helps protect sensitive data on Oracle databases
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 3:15pm CEST par Ian Barker
With GDPR in effect and privacy regulations being planned in other parts of the world, many organizations are looking at their database management to ensure stored data is complaint and doesn’t threaten the business. For Oracle users, Quest Software is launching its Toad for Oracle -- Sensitive Data Protection (SDP) Module. This allows database admins to to detect and receive notification of personally identifiable information (PII) data residing in databases, select encryption and redaction options immediately after detection, and perform ongoing monitoring "Manual methods to identify personal data are ineffective and put companies at risk. When non-compliance penalties for GDPR… [Continue Reading] -
Perception vs reality in web security
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 1:44pm CEST par Ian Barker
A new study from Harris Poll, commissioned by Google shows that while more people than ever are using the internet -- with 1.4 billion expected to be online by 2022 -- there's a gap between perception and reality in regard to online safety. In the study 55 percent of Americans aged 16 or over gave themselves an A or B in online safety and security, but the results don't back this up. 70 percent wrongly identified what a safe URL should look like and 97 percent got at least one question wrong on a basic six-question security test. Among 16-24 year… [Continue Reading] -
How to check if your Windows or Linux system is vulnerable to Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) attacks
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 9:21am CEST par Wayne Williams
Intel yesterday disclosed a new group of Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) hardware vulnerabilities that affect its CPUs. Rogue In-Flight Data Load (RIDL), Fallout, and ZombieLoad speculative execution attacks are related to Spectre and Meltdown which were discovered last year, and allow attackers to leak in-flight data from CPU-internal buffers (Line Fill Buffers, Load Ports, Store Buffers), including data never stored in CPU caches. SEE ALSO: Microsoft issues new patch for Windows XP to fight a dangerous 'wormable' vulnerability You can find out more about the various vulnerabilities at CPU.fail. The problem affects all modern Intel CPUs across servers, desktops and… [Continue Reading] -
TRENDnet unveils USB-C 3.1 to 2.5GBASE-T and 5GBASE-T Ethernet adapters
Publié: mai 15, 2019, 2:40am CEST par Brian Fagioli
For most consumers, Gigabit Ethernet (1 Gbit/s) is more than enough. After all, they likely only use a hardwired network connection when accessing the internet, which typically won't even fully saturate the connection. Hell, many don't even do that -- some households strictly have Wi-Fi devices, with the only use of a cable being the connection from their router to the modem. Some enthusiasts and business users don't only use Ethernet for getting on the internet -- they may have high-speed internal networks where they are moving files between various hardwired computers and network-attached storage devices. And sometimes Gigabit speeds… [Continue Reading]