BOSTON, Jan. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Blockchain adoption by the transportation and logistics (T&L) industry has been slower than one might expect given the magnitude of the potential benefits. To promote adoption, industry participants must collaborate to develop an ecosystem that forges ...
Read More »How to disable FaceTime (so no one can eavesdrop on your iPhone or Mac) – CNET
A new Apple FaceTime bug has the potential to let callers hear you and see you, even if you don't accept the call. Here's how to protect yourself until there's a fix.
Read More »uBiome Awards Grant to University of Tasmania to Study Association…
The leader in microbial genomics awards grant to team of researchers at University of Tasmania to investigate the potential influence of the microbiota on cognitive decline and dementia. (PRWeb January 25, 2019) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/ubiome_awards_grant_to_university_of_tasmania_to_study_association_between_gut_microbiota_and_cognitive_decline/prweb16001677.htm
Read More »Recorded Future Unveils Third-Party Risk Intelligence for Comprehensive View of Cyber Threats
BOSTON, Jan. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Recorded Future, the leading threat intelligence company, today announced the availability of a new offering: Third-Party Risk. The new module will expose, contextualize, and rate the potential threat environment facing specific external organizations....
Read More »NewSight Reality Inc. Announces (AR) Breakthrough as Market Expands;…
NewSight Reality, Inc. (NSR) announced today a promising innovation that has the potential of addressing many of the current shortcomings of Augmented Reality (AR) Systems. (PRWeb January 15, 2019) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/newsight_reality_inc_announces_ar_breakthrough_as_market_expands_rapid_growth_predicted_to_exceed_70_billion_by_2023_marketwatch/prweb16036025.htm
Read More »Liquid Biopsy Poised to Revolutionize Prognosis and Early Detection
Besides oncology, the technology has started making inroads into infectious disease and cardiovascular diseases expanding possibilities, finds Frost & Sullivan SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 28, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Liquid biopsy holds the potential for being a key technology to detect cancer...
Read More »Microsoft, Google apps feature in the top 20 vulnerabilities in enterprise environments
The most severe web browser bugs have the potential to disrupt up a third of enterprise environments.
Read More »This is how hackers can take down our critical energy systems through the Internet
Human Interface Systems lacking any kind of security have the potential to cause serious damage to critical services worldwide.
Read More »Manhattan Mental Health Counseling Discusses the Link Between Social…
Manhattan Mental Health Counseling, a psychotherapy private practice in NYC that accepts insurance, has issued a warning about the potential health risks of using - and overusing - social media. There... (PRWeb October 22, 2018) Read the full story at https://www.prweb.com/releases/manhattan_mental_health_counseling_discusses_the_link_between_social_media_and_mental_illness/prweb15843129.htm
Read More »Hurricane Florence: Get your tech ready for the coming storm
Another serious hurricane is headed for the US, bringing with it the potential to cause "massive damage" to parts of the southeastern and mid-Atlantic United States. Technology can keep your informed, and helping to keep you and your family safe.
Read More »The Alexa-Cortana integration: Why wasn’t this bigger news?
The long awaited integration between Alexa and Cortana came last week. And while many don't view Cortana as a major player in the voice assistant space, the potential is definitely there, even it it didn't fully materialize with the news.
Read More »CBS is expanding Star Trek with five-year deal for new shows – CNET
Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzman will oversee the potential new space series.
Read More »Decades-old PGP bug allowed hackers to spoof just about anyone’s signature
Enlarge (credit: Marcus Brinkmann ) For their entire existence, some of the world's most widely used email encryption tools have been vulnerable to hacks that allowed attackers to spoof the digital signature of just about any person with a public key, a researcher said Wednesday. GnuPG, Enigmail, GPGTools, and python-gnupg have all been updated to patch the critical vulnerability. Enigmail and the Simple Password Store have also received patches for two related spoofing bugs. Digital signatures are used to prove the source of an encrypted message, data backup, or software update. Typically, the source must use a private encryption key to cause an application to show that a message or file is signed. But a series of vulnerabilities dubbed SigSpoof makes it possible in certain cases for attackers to fake signatures with nothing more than someone’s public key or key ID, both of which are often published online. The spoofed email shown at the top of this post can't be detected as malicious without doing forensic analysis that's beyond the ability of many users. Backups and software updates affected, too The flaw, indexed as CVE-2018-12020, means that decades' worth of email messages many people relied on for sensitive business or security matters may have in fact been spoofs. It also has the potential to affect uses that went well beyond encrypted email. Read 8 remaining paragraphs | Comments
Read More »15 games we can’t wait to see at E3 – CNET
E3 2018 has the potential to be a good one. Here's what we're most looking forward to.
Read More »This malware is harvesting saved credentials in Chrome, Firefox browsers
Researchers say the new Vega Stealer malware is currently being used in a simple campaign but has the potential to go much further.
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