Britannica Insights Is a Chrome Extension to Fix False Google Results
In January 2014, Google made a fundamental change to its search product: It started showing answers to user queries directly in so-called […]
Tag: Security
Former Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix Testifies Before Parliament
During a nearly four-hour grilling before Parliament Wednesday, Alexander Nix, former CEO of the now defunct data firm Cambridge Analytica, faced the […]
Malicious Cryptocurrency Mining: The “Shooting Star” in the Cybercrime Domain
It’s quite evident how these days, attacks assume new forms along with transformations in the types of services that are widely used […]
An Encryption Upgrade Could Upend Online Payments
At the end of June, digital credit card transactions are getting a mandatory encryption upgrade. It’s good news—but not if you have […]
Remove the ShutdownTimer or Shutdown Timer PUP
ShutdownTimer or Shutdown Timer is an potentially unwanted program that allows you to set a timer that at end will either reboot […]
Remove the Software Updater Service PUP
Software Updater is an potentially unwanted program that is installed as a Windows service by adware bundles. When this service is created […]
What Will Microsoft’s GitHub Buy Mean For Controversial Code?
After a weekend of rumors, Microsoft officially announced Monday that it will acquire the code repository site GitHub for $7.5 billion in […]
2018: Snapshot of the Most Important Worldwide Cybersecurity Laws, Regulations, Directives and Standards
Are you out of breath from the breakneck pace of cyberattacks since the start of 2018? Throughout the world, nearly daily news […]
What happens if IoT security doesn’t get solved?
Sometimes, confirmation of the obvious can be really important. At least, that’s how I felt when I saw a new Bain & […]
SDNs and NFV are complementary and core components of modernized networks
The terms software defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) are often used interchangeably, which is incorrect. In a sense, the […]