Chrome Patches to Fix Security Issues
Keeping the technology you use updated is more than just good practice. It is an essential step towards protecting your business. This is precisely the case with the recent Google Chrome 114 patch.
Changing the Game in Wireless Computing: A New Approach to Faster Processing
Imagine wireless devices functioning together as a team to solve complex problems more quickly. These devices can talk to each other using signals like radio waves, sound, or light without wires. They can also store and process information in the same place, making the process faster and more efficient. This amazing technology is called parallel in-memory (PIM) wireless computing.
World of AI: Picking the Right Tool
Imagine a tool that aids in selecting the best method to assess your AI models. This is now a reality thanks to a joint effort by MIT and IBM Research. Called saliency cards, this groundbreaking tool promises to transform the AI evaluation process.
As a business owner, you need reliable and effective AI models. Making the right choice in evaluation methods directly impacts the performance of these models. It influences their accuracy, reliability, and overall effectiveness.
Anatsa Android Trojan Now Steals Banking Info From Users
Do you know that your handy smartphone could cause harm to your business? A Trojan called Anatsa is causing trouble to banks and business owners. This Anatsa is sneakier and more harmful than ever, making it a serious threat to businesses.
IRecorder App Spying on Users
If you still have iRecorder installed on your smartphone, it is best to delete it immediately. The once-popular app has links to a possible spy campaign and gathers user data.
Google’s New Topic Suggestions for Better Desktop Results
Being easily found online is vital for businesses to grow and do well. With Google's large user base and strong search functions, this new tool is very important for finding out how visible businesses are online. Businesses that pop up first when customers search for products or services get the upper hand over their rivals.
Scammers Use Government Websites to Advertise Hacking Services
Government websites are seen as sources people can trust. However, threat actors use this trust for their harmful purposes. Scammers recently used official websites to advertise their hacking services. This situation shows why businesses should be on the lookout and take more robust computer security measures to avoid being affected by this type of risk.
Microsoft Teams New Features for Better Team Work
Microsoft recently rolled out remarkable updates to its collaborative platform, Teams. You may find two features of interest: the AI-powered Designer and Communities. These tools can help improve business operations by fostering productivity and engagement.
Hot Pixels: A New CPU Data Theft Attack
A research team at Georgia Tech discovered a new threat called "Hot Pixels." It is a type of online attack where hackers can find out what websites have been visited by looking at the colors on the screen. They use special programs to do this and can find out the colors of most pixels. That is possible by studying patterns in how certain parts of the computer behave. Specifically, those parts that help produce images (GPUs) and compact computer systems (SoCs). Hot Pixels can extract information from a user's browser, including their browsing history, so business owners need to be more aware of these new cyber threats to avoid being affected by them.
Adware Apps: Guarding Your Business from Hidden Threats
Since October 2022, over 60,000 adware apps have been found disguised as cracked or legitimate software. These harmful apps can not only slow down your device but also reveal personal information, web history, and more.
Securing Your Business Against Legion’s Malware Upgrade
The Legion commodity malware, known for its disruptive activities, was recently upgraded. This latest version can target Secure Shell (SSH) protocols and more cloud services, escalating the need for heightened cybersecurity measures.
Streamlining Account Management: Google’s Initiative to Delete Inactive Accounts
If you haven't touched your Google account in years, it is time to use it again to prevent it from disappearing. Google recently announced that it will be deleting accounts that have been inactive for two years. This move is part of efforts to organize user data and improve account security. Businesses using Google to connect to third-party software should take proactive steps to maintain their accounts.
Unlocking Business Potential: Enhanced Privacy Practices
Recently, you may have seen the news about Meta, the parent company of Facebook, receiving a massive fine of $1.3 billion (1.2 billion euros) from the European Union. This record-breaking fine comes after Meta failed to comply with EU privacy regulations.
But what does this ruling mean for you? As the EU takes data privacy seriously, this is a clear message for businesses. If your business falls short on privacy standards, you will face significant financial consequences.
The Future of Privacy: How Presence Sensing Technology Is Helping Businesses
Picture your devices knowing your presence and adjusting to suit your needs. That's the brilliance of presence sensing technology, revolutionizing how businesses operate. Let's dive into how this new technology can make your business operations safer and more efficient.
Amazon Quantum Networks
Quantum networks don't exist yet, but breakthroughs are happening everywhere. Amazon Web Services' new project is an example of that. With fiber optic systems nearing their limits, the tech giant is developing a faster and more secure way to transmit data. It is seeking to unlock the full potential of quantum computing and networking through diamonds.
The Kimsuky Threat: Understanding the Rise of Sophisticated Cyberattacks
The recent actions of hackers underline the need to be more proactive with cybersecurity. The Kimsuky cybercrime group has been using advanced malware, known as RandomQuery, to gather intelligence and extract sensitive information. This serves as a stern reminder of the increasing threat of ransomware attacks in 2023.
Google’s Bug Bounty Program: A Step Towards Safer Apps
In 2021, Google paid $8.7 million to researchers to find security vulnerabilities in its products and services. The year after that, the tech giant gave out $12 million. Since it launched its bug bounty program in 2010, it has paid over $50 million in rewards to successful bug hunters.
Google is running another bug bounty program and will again compensate successful researchers. The new Mobile Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP) aims to identify and correct security flaws in mobile apps.
Recovering Trust: Meta’s Refund Initiatives for Advertising Glitch Provide Relief to Affected Advertisers
Imagine putting money into an ad plan and having a tech issue cause costs to skyrocket. This issue hit many businesses when Meta Platforms, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, faced a large glitch.
Understanding and Mitigating Brute-Force Attacks
Recently, a team of researchers from Zhejiang University and Tencent Labs uncovered a new type of cyberattack, termed "BrutePrint." This approach targets the fingerprint authentication commonly found on today's smartphones. This is an example of what cybersecurity experts call a brute force attack.
With the wave of digital transformation, business owners must be aware of the various cyber threats emerging. Among these, brute-force attacks stand out due to their simplicity and potential severity, especially when aimed at smartphones.
Best Practices To Keep in Mind Against Cybersecurity Threats
As a business owner, you must take every precaution to safeguard your company's data.
Cybersecurity threats can harm your success and the future of your company. Guarding against these risks is essential for your enterprise's long-term health.
The number of cybercrimes across the globe is increasing. This makes it crucial to use best practices to help protect your business from potential attacks.