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Sticky Notes Rainbow for Windows 10 1.0.7.0
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Linus Torvalds Announces the Second Release Candidate of Linux Kernel 4.9 LTS
Linux 4.9-rc2 is now available for public testing
US Indicts Russian Hacker Behind Dropbox and LinkedIn Breaches
Nikulin hacked LinkedIn in just two days
Chakra GNU/Linux Users Receive KDE Plasma 5.8.2 and KDE Apps 16.08.2, Lots More
KDE Framework 5.27.0 and LibreOffice 5.2.2 landed as well
15 Percent of All Routers Use Weak Passwords, 20 Percent Have Open Telnet Ports
Router security just as bad as you'd thought it is
Linux Kernel 4.7.10 Is the Last in the Series, Users Need to Move to Linux 4.8
The Linux 4.7 kernel branch has reached end of life
Parsix GNU/Linux 8.10 "Erik" & 8.15 "Nev" Receive Latest Debian Security Updates
Users are urged to update their systems as soon as possible
Cisco Develops Technology to Fight Pirate TV Streaming
New Cisco SPP platform can identify and shut down pirate TV streams while in transit on the Internet
Ransomware Reaches the Malware Top 3 for the First Time
Locky enters the Top 10 most prevalent malware standings
openSUSE Tumbleweed Getting Linux Kernel 4.8.3 Soon, GNOME 3.22.1 Landed
KDE Plasma 5.8.2 desktop and Bash 4.4 should arrive as well
Anonymous Member Hector "Sabu" Monsegur Is Now a Security Researcher
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Linux Kernel 4.4.27 LTS Brings Many ReiserFS and EXT4 Changes, Updated Drivers
All users of the Linux 4.4 LTS kernel branch must update
XMPP, Tor, and Other Initiatives to Secure the Internet of Things
Legislators, security companies turn their sights on IoT
Ahh... the Internet of Things. A term that in the span of two years has gone from symbolizing "a bright future where technology will make our lives better" to "what the hell have we done!" And responsible for IoT's sharp reputational decline can be attributed to one thing and one thing only: *security*.IoT's fast start has caught everyone off guard, and especially regulators and standards administrators. Even before we could realize the impact of all those shiny new "smart" devices being churned out on a daily basis, we were all already doomed.With billions of IoT...
New Open Source Linux Ransomware Shows Infosec Community Divide
Security researchers can't decide if publishing open-source ransomware on GitHub is a bad or a good idea
UPDATE: Following our investigation into this matter, and seeing the vitriol-filled reaction from some people in the infosec community, Zaitsev has told Softpedia that he decided to remove the project from GitHub, shortly after this article's publication. The original, unedited article is below.CryptoTrooper, an open source kit for building Linux ransomware, has divided the infosec community right down the middle.The hot potato at the heart of the debate is the same issue that surrounded Utku Sen's EDA2 and Hidden Tear ransomware building kits for Windows. Should security researchers create &q...
Apple's Real Courage
This is not about the headphone jack, it is all about pushing us forward in the space of wireless audio gear
Apple's real courage is not about removing stuff from their devices, but rather making it in such a way that, looking back, we will always say, "It was the right thing to do and the only way to help things go forward."Remember Flash? Back in 2010, Steve Jobs wrote it out of their devices. In 2016, Chrome is taking it out and redirecting all video traffic to HTML5 versions. What would have happened to 2016 devices if Flash were still around? They would have been thicker to accommodate more battery, just to play the power-hungry Flash videos and animations. What would have happen...
Explain That, Apple!
Having similar-looking devices makes it more difficult to convince users to buy them. Is Apple worried?
Apple has to convince users that it is innovating. When the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7Plus come out in about two weeks, they will probably look exactly the same as the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. This would not have been such a big issue if the same design wasn't used in 2015's iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Apple is not at their first attempt to deliver a similar-looking device for the third time in a row. After all, the Macs and iPads are doing that since their inception. On the other hand, the iPhone 5 design was sold as iPhone 5s and iPhone SE, and nobody had anything to complain about....
"Back to the Mac" for Real
Enough with the iPhone and iPad. Apple needs to apply all that knowledge to the Mac as soon as possible
The Retina MacBook Pro has been the same since May 2015. The same design, the same hardware, and it only got some incremental software updates with OS X every year. The iMac has not received anything new since October of 2015. I don't even want to mention the MacBook Air, the Mac Mini or the Mac Pro. To have the same hardware and design for more than 3 years in a row feels un-Apple-like.In the meantime, the iPhone was changed every year, and the iPad has a bigger brother. The guys over at Cupertino have a few excuses, but do they really hold water?Software doesn't make it new, especially ...
Is Apple Too Early for the Future?
Removing the audio jack for a digital connector
Remember the floppy drive? The 1.44MB storage device was too small in capacity and too big in size for a modern computer. Apple decided to remove it, and the world went on fire. The CD and DVD were the future.Remember Flash? Steve Jobs didn't even want to consider it for his mobile devices, and everyone called him an arrogant old man. Apple has always followed in the footsteps of ice skater Wayne Gretzky: "Skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been." And they were (most of the times) right.Quality versus convenienceThe most recent debate in the Apple world is all about...
Siri vs. Google Assistant - The Virtual Assistants Battle Is All About Privacy
How much are you willing to pay in order for the virtual assistant on your mobile phone to become smarter?
Everybody admits it: the next battle will be all about virtual assistants and virtual reality. The other one is pretty simple: good graphics, lighter headsets, and better integration with the mobile ecosystem. The first one, however, is the one giving headaches to the user and even more problems to the developers. Every virtual assistant on the market (and I am thinking of Siri, Google Assistant, Amazon Echo, and other small ones) has a server side in order to process the information it gives to the user, a voice recognition side, and an interface to present the data (voice or screen). The way th...
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