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Debian 10 Buster-based Endless OS 3.6.0 Linux distribution now available
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 8:04pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
When it comes to Linux, I prefer my distributions to be no-nonsense -- Fedora is my favorite distro, for instance. Is Fedora boring? Yes, I suppose. But that is sort of why I like it. Look, I just want the damn operating system to take a backseat to my actual work. Fedora with GNOME allows me to focus on my tasks without getting in the way. Understandably though, some Linux users like to "distro hop" where they are constantly moving between distributions, always wondering if the grass is greener on the other side. And yeah, I get that -- new… [Continue Reading] -
Free up over 17GB of storage space by cleaning up after the Windows 10 May 2019 Update
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 7:21pm CEST par Wayne Williams
Microsoft has released another big feature update for Windows 10. The May 2019 Update is rolling out to compatible systems now, although you can force the update if required. Of course, a big update like this requires a big download, and the files that Microsoft places on your system don’t get removed immediately afterwards. In other words, the May 2019 Update -- Windows 10 1903 -- could be responsible for taking up tens of gigabytes on your hard drive. Fortunately it’s easy enough to reclaim this. SEE ALSO: How to use emoji to name files and folders on Windows 10… [Continue Reading] -
How to use emoji to name files and folders on Windows 10
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 5:44pm CEST par Alexandra Bagratian
If you’ve got bored with using standard characters for naming things on your PC or if you are just a huge fan of emoji, you might wish to know how to use emoji in folder names on Windows 10 (and, naturally, how to use emoji in file names on Windows 10). The good news is, the trick is quite simple. We have drawn up a handy guide for those who just can’t get enough of those cool symbols, so read on to make your computer more fun. SEE ALSO: How to check the battery status of Bluetooth devices on Windows… [Continue Reading] -
Security startup aims to provide better visibility into the cloud
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 4:08pm CEST par Ian Barker
As businesses move more of their systems to the cloud to drive digital transformation and gain a competitive edge, IT security teams can struggle to retain the ability to secure data and manage risk. Israeli startup Orca Security is announcing its Cloud Visibility Platform which uses patent-pending SideScanning technology to deliver comprehensive visibility into the security posture of an organization's cloud footprint in a matter of minutes. It uses a single, simple integration into the cloud infrastructure layer to automatically assess the security state of every discovered asset throughout the entire technology stack. It takes in the entire cloud control… [Continue Reading] -
New API network adapters allow for greater automation
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 3:21pm CEST par Ian Barker
Among the top networking challenges for enterprises are lack of skills, fragmented management tools and lack of end-to-end network visibility. Network automation specialist Itential is launching new purpose-built API adapters for Cisco systems that offer support for third party management tools and provide enterprises and service providers with a single network API that simplifies integration and enables end-to-end automation across complex, multi-domain and multi-vendor environments. "Network automation is inherently a multi-domain problem as the vendor ecosystem continues to introduce a litany of controllers and orchestrators as the new management plane," says Chris Wade, Itential's CTO. "Itential is focused on minimizing… [Continue Reading] -
Rowhammer-based RAMBleed exploit lets hackers steal data from memory
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 2:04pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Security researchers have revealed an exploit that can be used by hackers to steal data from DRAM, even if ECC protection is in place. RAMBleed is a Rowhammer-based attack that can also be used to alter data and increase privilege levels. Taking advantage of the design of modern memory chips, a Rowhamer attack works by "hammering" the physical rows of data in quick succession causing bit-flipping in neighboring rows. RAMBleed takes this in a different direction, using a similar technique to access data stored in physical memory. See also: VLC 3.0.7 includes more security fixes than ever thanks to the… [Continue Reading] -
Facebook will pay you to gather information from you
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 12:30pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
That Facebook gathers personal information from its users should come as no surprise -- it could be argued that it is the social network's raison d' être. Following numerous privacy scandals, and the controversial (and since-closed) Research and Onavo programs, Facebook is now ready to be open about its data collection, and is even willing to pay people for this. The new "Study from Facebook" app gives Facebook users the chance to volunteer to share information about their app usage -- and get paid for divulging this information. Sound good to you? See also: New York attorney general to investigate… [Continue Reading] -
Apple makes Windows 10 less terrible with refreshed iCloud app in Microsoft Store
Publié: juin 12, 2019, 2:10am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Most iPhone users do not own a Mac. If they did, Apple's desktop market share wouldn't be so low compared to Windows. That's historically not a big deal for Apple, since its Mac business was never really about volume -- the company make a fortune off the marked up machines as it is. The problem, however, is the company is increasingly focusing on services. And as great as iCloud is, the Windows experience has been abysmal. Yes, iCloud on Windows is functional, but it is not even close to the elegance of macOS. So when an iOS user needed to… [Continue Reading]