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  MX Linux 19 Beta 1 is here -- download the Debian-based operating system now

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 7:51pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Another day, another Linux distribution. Yeah, it can get a bit tedious reading about so many operating systems based on the open source kernel, so here at BetaNews we typically try to inform you about the better ones. You see, there are many garbage Linux distributions that can simply be be ignored -- they are either low-quality or overly redundant. Ultimately, it all becomes noise, harming the Linux community overall. Yes, having too much choice can be a negative. Today, a wildly popular operating system achieves Beta status, and you should be interested -- it is worth your attention.. Called… [Continue Reading]
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  Over half of social media logins are fraudulent

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 3:01pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Social media sites are a popular target for cybercriminals. It shouldn't come as too much of a surprise therefore to find that 53 percent of logins on social media sites are fraudulent and 25 percent of all new account applications are too. These are among the findings of a study by anti-fraud platform Arkose Labs  which analyzed over 1.2 billion transactions spanning account registrations, logins and payments from financial services, e-commerce, travel, social media, gaming and entertainment industries, in real time. "We are in an era where online identity, intent, business, metrics and content can all be faked. This can… [Continue Reading]
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  How cloud-based training can help address the cybersecurity skills gap [Q&A]

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 12:04pm CEST par Ian Barker

  It's widely acknowledged that there's a skills shortage in the cybersecurity field. Many businesses are looking to address this by training their own security talent, but this in itself can be a challenge. We spoke to Zvi Guterman, founder and CEO of virtual IT labs company CloudShare to find out how the cloud can help address security training issues. BN: There is a growing shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals. What role does training play in addressing this? ZG: Organizations are having a hard time finding experienced talent to fill cybersecurity positions. Research from ESG/ISSA indicates that 70 percent of organizations… [Continue Reading]
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  How to access Google's secret Wizard of Oz Easter egg

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 11:23am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Yesterday was the 80th anniversary of the theatrical debut of the seminal movie The Wizard of Oz.  To celebrate the release of the 1939 classic, Google has hidden a movie-related secret in its search engine. Whether you're a friend of Dorothy, a lover of the cowardly lion, or just a hater of the Wicked Witch of the West, it's a cool little Easter egg that's well worth checking out. Repeat after me: "There's no place like home!" See also: Google Calendar spam is a thing; here's how to protect yourself Google seeks to make the web more private for Chromium… [Continue Reading]
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  Cyber-stalking from 240 miles in the sky

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 11:03am CEST par Randall C. Kennedy

  "In space, no one can hear you…stalk?" That's the phrase that comes to mind as I sift through the sensationalist coverage of astronaut and decorated combat veteran Anne McClain's brief sojourn into the world of cyber-stalking. And while the act of checking up on an estranged spouse's financial activity is relatively common in a world where roughly half of all marriages (at least in Western countries) end up in divorce, the fact that Ms McClain chose to do so while orbiting the Earth at over 17,000 mph adds a degree of novelty to an otherwise mundane story. Indeed, the purported… [Continue Reading]
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  Google Calendar spam is a thing; here's how to protect yourself

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 10:51am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Spam is something we've become used to in our email inboxes as well as via SMS, but it's certainly not the only way we can be pestered, harangued and irritated. Even Google Calendar can be used to spam you with ads. The phenomenon is not entirely new, but it has been in the spotlight recently. Google Calendar spam takes advantage of a default setting that Google puts in place. By disabling this, you can protect yourself against unwanted intrusions... but there are side-effects to consider. See also: Google seeks to make the web more private for Chromium users with Privacy… [Continue Reading]
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  Web host Hostinger resets 14 million customer passwords following data breach

  Publié: août 26, 2019, 9:58am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Hosting company Hostinger has reset passwords for all of its customers after a data breach in which a database containing information about 14 million users was accessed "by an unauthorized third party". Hostinger says that the password reset is a "precautionary measure" and explains that the security incident occurred when hackers used an authorization token found on one of the company's servers to access an internal system API. While no financial data is thought to have been accessed, hackers were able to access "client usernames, emails, hashed passwords, first names and IP addresses". See also: Over 3,800 data breaches reported… [Continue Reading]