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Epic privacy fail: WeTransfer shared its users' files with the wrong people
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 7:45pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Sharing files using the cloud is very convenient, but understandably, some people are hesitant to do so with sensitive or private information. These privacy-conscious folks may be looked at as "paranoid" by some, but you know what? As more and more breaches occur, it is becoming harder to trust the cloud with files. And so, the "tinfoil hat" wearers start to look quite sensible. As an example, popular cloud-based file-sharing service WeTransfer has failed in epic fashion. You see, the company not only shared files with the intended recipients, but with random strangers too! Yes, that private information you didn't… [Continue Reading] -
Ubuntu is dropping i386 support and WINE developers are irked
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 4:47pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
As of version 19.10, Ubuntu will no longer support i386. With the arrival of Eoan Ermine, Ubuntu is severing 32-bit ties, and some developers are concerned. The move is not entirely unexpected. The Ubuntu developers had previously said it would make an i386 decision in the middle of 2019. That time having rolled around, the Ubuntu engineering team says that it "has reviewed the facts before us and concluded that we should not continue to carry i386 forward as an architecture". WINE developers are among those unhappy with the decision. See also: Kali Linux sets out its roadmap for 2019/20… [Continue Reading] -
Best Windows 10 apps this week
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 2:27pm CEST par Martin Brinkmann
Three-hundred-and-forty in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 on the Microsoft Store in the past seven days. Microsoft introduced support for WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux 2) in recent Insider Builds. Check out Wayne's guide on installing the new component. Also worth checking out: Ian's Linux Mint vs. Windows 10 small business productivity comparison, and Eunice's guide on new and improved features in the Windows 10 May 2019 Update. As always, if I've missed an app or game that has been released this week that you believe… [Continue Reading] -
There will be no more tablets from Google
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 12:20pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Google is getting out of the tablet-making business, but says that it will continue to produce smartphones and laptops. The announcement means that Google is ceasing work on two unreleased Pixel tablets, with the company's head of hardware saying: "Google's hardware team will be solely focused on building laptops moving forward". While ditching tablets is not entirely surprising, Google is said to have been working on two new tablets until as recently as this week. See also: Google confirms that second-hand Nest Cams could have been used to spy on people Google is bringing RCS messaging to users directly instead… [Continue Reading] -
Security flaw in Dell SupportAssist tool puts millions of Windows systems at risk
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 9:23am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
A Windows support tool bundled with Dell computers has a high-severity security hole that leaves millions of systems at risk of a privilege-escalation attack. Dell has announced that both the Business and Home versions of its SupportAssist tool have a security vulnerability within the PC Doctor component that requires immediate patching. The discovery was made by SafeBreach, and there could be over 100 million systems that are affected. See also: Netflix discovers SACK Panic and other Linux security flaws Security software is causing Firefox users to lose saved passwords VLC 3.0.7 includes more security fixes than ever thanks to the… [Continue Reading] -
Google confirms that second-hand Nest Cams could have been used to spy on people
Publié: juin 21, 2019, 7:26am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
There been many concerns voiced about the privacy and security implications of many smart products. Some are well-founded, as a new admission from Google that its Nest Cams could be used to spy on people goes to show. The problem does not center around hackers, but people who have sold or given away their Nest Cams. Even after the new owner performed a factory reset of the camera -- following Google's own instructions -- it was still possible for the original owner to access the camera feed. See also: Google is bringing RCS messaging to users directly instead of waiting… [Continue Reading]