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Run Kodi on Raspberry Pi 4 with Linux-based LibreELEC (Leia) 9.2 ALPHA1
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 7:50pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
While some folks use Raspberry Pi devices for tinkering, creating, and other geeky projects, many others simply use it for media playback. You see, thanks to the Linux-based LibreELEC operating system, you can easily run the Kodi media center on the tiny computer. Believe it or not, LibreELEC runs very well on Pi computers too -- it is a solid media consumption experience. Yesterday, the Raspberry Pi 4 was announced with better specs and new ports, such as dual micro-HDMI which are capable of 4K video! You can even opt for up to 4GB of RAM -- quadruple what was… [Continue Reading] -
Flirc 'Kodi Edition' case now available for Raspberry Pi 4
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 6:36pm CEST par Wayne Williams
The Raspberry Pi is understandably very popular with Kodi users, as it makes for a great, portable home theater system. There’s even a dedicated version of Kodi designed purely for the Pi. Yesterday, the Raspberry Pi Foundation launched the latest, and easily most powerful version of its barebones computer -- the Raspberry Pi 4. The trouble is, it has a different board layout, making it incompatible with existing cases. SEE ALSO: Raspberry Pi 4 is a complete desktop computer for just $35 Kodi 'Leia' 18.2 now available to download with bug fixes and performance improvements Nebra AnyBeam: A Raspberry Pi… [Continue Reading] -
Sumo Logic launches threat benchmarking for AWS
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 5:02pm CEST par Ian Barker
As more and more apps and data move to the cloud, identifying and ranking threats becomes an increasingly difficult task. Machine data analytics platform Sumo Logic is launching a new Global Intelligence Service for Amazon GuardDuty that delivers almost real-time actionable insights to allow customers to benchmark themselves against other adopters of Amazon Web Services cloud infrastructure, strengthen cloud security posture, improve threat detection, and enhance regulatory compliance. "In today's hyper-connected world, organizations are facing rapidly evolving business requirements that demand them to completely rethink their architecture, IT environments and application stacks that comprise the backbone of their businesses," says… [Continue Reading] -
Cloud identity solution lets developers deliver passwordless login and MFA
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 4:16pm CEST par Ian Barker
Identity specialist Ping identity is announcing an update to its PingOne for Customers IDaaS solution that means developers can now deliver passwordless and advanced multi-factor authentication from custom mobile applications. Enhancements include a mobile SDK that allows development teams to send push notifications to custom mobile applications for MFA, APIs for logins via social media accounts, and support for single sign-on via Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). To comply with GDPR the solution has added a dedicated data center in the European Union, giving enterprises confidence that user data added to the EU data center is completely isolated from users… [Continue Reading] -
Carbon Black adds Linux support and more to its endpoint protection solution
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 3:40pm CEST par Ian Barker
Endpoint protection company Carbon Black is adding a number of features to its platform, including Linux support and Amazon Web Services and container protection. The cloud-native platform gives security and IT teams remote access to cloud workloads and containers running in their environment, making it easier to resolve configuration drift, address vulnerabilities in real time, confidently respond to incidents and demonstrate compliance with business policies and industry regulations. The cloud workload and container protection capabilities are available from the same universal agent and cloud-native platform protecting Microsoft Windows, macOS and Linux endpoints. "The industry is quickly moving into the cloud… [Continue Reading] -
Impersonation attacks focus on payroll and supply chain
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 3:23pm CEST par Ian Barker
Impersonating a company's CEO or other senior executive has become a favorite technique for cybercriminals seeking to extract payments from businesses. Historically this has been aimed at accounts payable departments, but the latest email threat report from FireEye shows attackers using two new variants to target payroll and supply chains. The payroll variant targets the department with an email requesting changes to an executive’s personal data, such as bank details, with the objective of diverting an executive’s salary to a third-party account. While the supply chain version targets the accounts payable department by impersonating an email from a trusted supplier… [Continue Reading] -
NordVPN has a new password manager in the pipeline -- NordPass
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 3:00pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
NordVPN -- as its name suggests -- is perhaps most readily associated with its privacy and security-focused VPN solutions. But this is not all the company has to offer. Having already released a file encryption service in the form of NordLocker, NordVPN has now revealed that it has a new password management tool. Due for release later this year, NordPass has been designed to be secure yet simple to use, and NordVPN is trying to help people from making the mistake of using the same password everywhere. See also: Security software is causing Firefox users to lose saved passwords Hacker… [Continue Reading] -
Vulnerable software components widely used by enterprises
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 11:36am CEST par Ian Barker
The average UK enterprise has downloaded over 21,000 software components with a known vulnerability in the past year alone, according to new data from Sonatype the DevSecOps automation specialist. Sonatype's fifth annual State of the Software Supply Chain Report has studied over 12,000 enterprise development companies globally and shows that of the average 248,000 open source components downloaded by British business in 2018, 8.8 percent have a known security flaw. Of these vulnerabilities, 30 percent -- some 6300 -- are deemed to be critical, posing a serious risk to the security of software. Adversaries are increasingly targeting open source components… [Continue Reading] -
Check out this $499 Newegg flash sale on the Huawei MateBook D Windows 10 laptop
Publié: juin 25, 2019, 10:45am CEST par Brian Fagioli
Huawei makes great devices -- its smartphones, tablets, and laptops are very well respected by consumers around the world. Quite frankly, when it comes to Windows 10 computers, the company has become one of my favorite brands -- the machines offer elegance and affordability. Newegg is currently having a flash sale on the Huawei MateBook D, and the price is absolutely killer. For under $500, you can score a beautiful touchscreen Windows 10 laptop that is powered by AMD Ryzen 5. ALSO READ: HUAWEI officially unveils elegant P30 Series of Android smartphones The display is 14-inch with a resolution of 1080p, which… [Continue Reading]