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  How to center Windows 10 taskbar icons

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 8:59pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows left-aligns all of the icons on your taskbar. This looks tidy enough, but if you fancy a change -- or perhaps you wish the taskbar looked more like the Dock in macOS -- you can center the buttons, or make other changes to their positioning. You can add some cool animations too. SEE ALSO: How to use emoji to name files and folders on Windows 10 How to download any version of Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (and Office) How to check the battery status of Bluetooth devices on Windows 10 All you need to do is… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft To-Do comes to Mac

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 7:56pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Apple makes great hardware and operating systems, but when it comes to applications, the company has plenty of room for improvement. For productivity, Microsoft still reigns supreme. Apple's iWork, for instance, is passable, but it is largely garbage compared to Microsoft Office. Pages, Numbers, and Keynote may look great, but smart professionals will invest in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint -- they are far more powerful. Even the totally free LibreOffice bests Apple's iWork. With all of that said, macOS users should be very happy that Microsoft supports Apple's operating system. Quite frankly, without Microsoft's excellent productivity software -- such as… [Continue Reading]
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  Feast your eyes on how Apple's iPhone 11 should look

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 5:28pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  We’ve still got a few months to wait before Apple unveils the follow-up to the iPhone XS, although there have already been a number of leaks and a lot of speculation regarding the next iteration of the iPhone. It’s believed that Apple will add under-display cameras, allowing for notch-less full screen, introduce reverse-wireless charging -- so users can charge AirPods directly from the handset -- and swap the Lightning connector for USB-C. SEE ALSO: 'Files' for Microsoft's Windows Lite OS looks amazing running on a foldable Surface MSN Messenger 2019 Edition is the messaging app you didn't know you needed… [Continue Reading]
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  The biggest data breaches of the last 15 years

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 5:23pm CEST par Ian Barker

  We've become pretty well accustomed to large scale data breaches over recent years. But that doesn’t mean that the numbers involved aren't still significant. Web hosting comparison site HostingTribunal has put together an infographic looking at the 15 biggest breaches of the last 15 years. More than 14,717,618,286 records have been lost or stolen since 2013 due to data breaches, and 3,353,178,708 records were compromised in the first half of 2018 alone. In 2017, 86 percent of all breaches worldwide occurred in North America, and in 2018 45.9 percent of data breaches in the US were in the business sector.… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft advises Azure customers to update Exim to avoid a Linux worm

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 5:07pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Microsoft has issued a warning to Azure customers using Linux Exim email servers running Exim version 4.87 to 4.91. The company explains that these versions of Exim are vulnerable to a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) security flaw and need to be updated to prevent the spread of a worm. See also: OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Linux distro is here, and there is a special AMD-only version Microsoft Edge could come to Linux Microsoft releases Windows 10 20H1 Build 18917 with Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) The security vulnerability in question is CVE-2019-10149, and Microsoft stresses that Azure customers running virtual… [Continue Reading]
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  3 attacks you'd miss without AI

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 3:40pm CEST par John DiLullo

  There has been a lot of hype around AI to the point where some people are simply tuning it out. I think this is a mistake. While there are limits to what AI can do, there also are sophisticated attacks that we’d miss without it. The need for AI is driven by three fundamental yet significant changes in the enterprise computing environment. Sophisticated Threats: Adversaries obfuscate their attacks, create polymorphic delivery vehicles, and use automation to increase the volume of attacks. Complex IT Environments: Migrating workloads to the cloud, an exploding IoT population, and BYOD has expanded the attack surface… [Continue Reading]
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  Humans are still the weakest link in information security

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 11:38am CEST par Ian Barker

  According to a new report, more than half of all C-suite executives (53 percent) and 28 percent of small business owners who suffered a data breach say that human error or accidental loss by an external vendor/source was the cause. The annual data protection report from information security service Shred-It also finds 21 percent of executives and 28 percent of small business owners admit deliberate theft or sabotage by an employee/insider was the cause of the data breach. This compares to 43 percent of executives and 31 percent of SBOs who say deliberate theft or sabotage by an external vendor… [Continue Reading]
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  OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Linux distro is here, and there is a special AMD-only version

  Publié: juin 17, 2019, 12:05am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Today, there is some great news for the Linux community -- OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 is now available! This KDE-focused distribution should have you very excited. The default web browser browser has been changed in 4.0 -- it is now the Chromium-based Falkon, which promises better KDE integration. Don't worry, you can install Firefox or Chrome if needed. Most interestingly, there is a build that is optimized for modern AMD processors only -- it will not work with Intel chips. If you do have an AMD CPU, The OpenMandriva Team claims you will see improved performance by using this version. "Hardware support has… [Continue Reading]