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YouTube app returns to Amazon Fire TV, while Prime Video comes to Chromecast
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 8:05pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
A few months back, we shared with you some very, very good news -- Amazon and Google were burying the hatchet. You see, the two giant companies were at odds, keeping their respective video apps from each other's hardware platforms. Then in April, the two companies announced that the feud was over -- YouTube was coming back to Amazon Fire TV, while Prime Video would come to Chromecast. Wow! Great news, right? Well, yes and no. While it was undoubtedly positive, it was not immediate -- consumers would have to wait months for this to happen, sadly. Well, folks, today… [Continue Reading] -
IBM officially acquires Red Hat for $34 billion -- Linux distros are unaffected
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 5:44pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
IBM has closed its acquisition of Red Hat following the statement of intent back in October. Following the $34 billion deal, Red Hat will operate as a distinct unit within IBM -- and will be reported as part of IBM's Cloud and Cognitive Software segment. For IBM, the deal means fully embracing open source as it looks to accelerate its business model within the enterprise. For Red Hat, it means expanding its client base and working with a big player in the enterprise cloud business. Red Hat CTO Chris Wright says: "We are coming together to build upon a firm… [Continue Reading] -
US Court of Appeals says Trump can't block people on Twitter
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 5:12pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Donald Trump's love of Twitter is legendary and often ridiculed; it is also the source of frequent controversy. The US president is huge fan of ranting, raving and venting steam in tweet storms, but his famed love of sycophants also comes to the fore. Many people who have responded to his tweets critically have found themselves blocked. Now the US Court of Appeal says this is a violation of their First Amendment rights. See also: Banned from social media? Feeling persecuted and censored? Report it to Donald Trump! The Twitter app is returning to macOS Twitter looks into whether white… [Continue Reading] -
It's 2029, you're paying more to read this page at peak time (and we're paying your ISP to stop you visiting other tech sites)
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 4:40pm CEST par Ian Barker
What would a world be like where ISPs and businesses are in control of everything you see and do online? A world, in other words, without net neutrality. VPN comparison site TheBestVPN.com has been considering this and has created an interactive simulator looking at what the web without net neutrality could look like in 2029. Among the predictions are that ISPs may be able to block types of connection devices -- so they can force users to use a specific type of Wi-Fi router, rather than a third-party one, or even determine what types of PC, smartphone, and games console… [Continue Reading] -
Apple updates MacBook Pro and MacBook Air -- hardware bumped, prices dropped
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 3:51pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Timed to coincide with the back to school season, Apple has announced the latest updates to its MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. There's a special promotion which includes a free pair of Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones with a qualifying purchase too. A price drop for the MacBook Air means that students can pick one up for as little as $999 ($1,099 for everyone else) and benefit from the addition of True Tone to the Retina Display. The entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro now features an 8th-generation quad-core processor which Apple says makes it twice as powerful as it used to… [Continue Reading] -
Logitech G PRO X gaming headset uses Blue Microphones technology
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 3:11pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Nearly a year ago, Logitech acquired famed company Blue Microphones. This was a match made in heaven, as the companies' products were very much aligned. Logitech makes some of the best headsets, while Blue produces microphones that are very much respected by vloggers, podcasters, musicians, and more. The Blue Yeti mic, for instance, is fairly ubiquitous thanks to its excellence. Today, Logitech G announces a gaming headset that uses newly acquired Blue Microphones technology. Called "PRO X," it features premium build quality thanks to steel and aluminum materials. The ear pads are made of a faux-leather, but if you prefer, you can replace… [Continue Reading] -
Financial services businesses at high risk of mobile attacks
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 3:06pm CEST par Ian Barker
Financial services are at greater risk of phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks on mobile devices than businesses in other industries according to a new report. The study from mobile security specialist Wandera analyzed mobile device data from 225 financial services customers and reveals financial services organizations are experiencing a higher volume of phishing attacks than their peers in other sectors (57 percent compared to 42 percent cross-industry). They are at a higher risk of man-in-the-middle attacks too (36 percent compared to 24 percent) perhaps due to higher than normal travel activity and public Wi-Fi usage. "In the financial services industry, as in… [Continue Reading] -
Zoom for Mac has a security hole that means your webcam could be turned on without permission
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 3:04pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Time to dig out the tape and cover up your webcam. The Mac version of the video conferencing tool Zoom has been found to have a flaw that enables a website to switch on your webcam without permission, and without notification. Despite having been discovered and reported to Zoom by a security researcher three months ago, the vulnerability is yet to be patched. In fact, Zoom disagrees that there is a security issue, although it does say that users will be granted greater control over videos in an update due for release later this month. The discovery was made by… [Continue Reading] -
Creative celebrates 30 years of Sound Blaster by launching AE-9 and AE-7 PCIe sound cards for audiophiles and gamers
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 2:59pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
Can you believe that Creative has been making Sound Blaster cards for 30 years? It's true! The year 2019 marks a 30th year for the company's revolutionary sound card brand. Way back in 1989 -- before some of you were born -- the Sound Blaster 1.0 card was released, and it changed everything. Quite frankly, in all these years, no company has come close to matching Creative's dominance in this market. True, sound cards have become less of a necessity and more of a luxury these days, but still, Creative remains king of the hill. Wanting to celebrate this amazing milestone,… [Continue Reading] -
Can you hack my network? Why ethical hacking is essential for improving your security
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 2:57pm CEST par Brian Laing
Congratulations! You’ve selected and deployed a new cybersecurity solution. But, once you’re up and running you might not feel completely secure. Do you need to test your incident response process as much as testing the software? Does the new solution have vulnerabilities you -- or its creators -- don’t know about? Are there emerging attacks that it will miss? If you want to know that a cybersecurity solution will do what you need it to do, and that you’re ready to respond to whatever it detects, you need to test it. Penetration testing ("pentesting") is a common part of deploying… [Continue Reading] -
Cyber incidents cost $45 billion in 2018
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 12:53pm CEST par Ian Barker
Cybercriminals are getting better at monetizing their activities, with more than two million cyber incidents in 2018 resulting in over $45 billion in losses, with actual numbers expected to be much higher as many cyber incidents are never reported. The Internet Society's Online Trust Alliance (OTA) has released a report which finds the financial impact of ransomware rose by 60 percent last year, and losses from business email compromise doubled, despite the fact that overall breaches and exposed records were down. "While it's tempting to celebrate a decreasing number of breaches overall, the findings of our report are grim," says… [Continue Reading] -
Firefox Quantum 68 and Firefox ESR 68 released with focus on add-on management improvements
Publié: juillet 9, 2019, 10:51am CEST par Nick Peers
Mozilla has released Firefox Quantum 68.0 for desktop, along with Firefox for Android 68.0 and Firefox ESR 68.0. The new release promises improvements to extension discovery and security, improves dark mode in reader view, widens its protections against cryptomining and fingerprinting, and adds BITS update support for Windows, allowing Firefox to update even when the main application has been closed The biggest change in Firefox 68 sees improvements to its extension security and discovery features. When visiting about:addons, users will see the dashboard has been redesigned to provide easier access to information about each add-on, including permissions and release notes.… [Continue Reading]