SAP’s bid to woo open source community meets muted response • The Register
SAP’s bid to cast itself as an open source friendly company is being met with some scepticism from the community,
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IoT maturity takes it past the mass-scale tipping point
2023 represented a tipping point for IoT when the sector stepped out from under the shadows of over-ambitious market size
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MD5 attack puts RADIUS networks everywhere at risk
“Prior to our work, there was no publicly-known attack exploiting MD5 to violate the integrity of the RADIUS/UDP traffic,” the
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Why Are Keychain Weapons Effective
When it comes to safety, keychain defense weapons are a fashion accessory with a truly important purpose. Designed to provide
Continue readingUS government faces criticism over Microsoft security failures: Hashtag Trending, Tuesday April 16, 2024
Solar power is the largest source of new US electricity generation for the sixth month in a row, Microsoft is
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What Is Operational Technology (OT)?
What is operational technology? Operational technology (OT) is a category of hardware and software that monitors and controls how physical
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Fantastic voyage, and the technological singularity • Graham Cluley
In episode four of The AI Fix podcast, Graham and Mark learn there’s a 99.9% chance that AI will wipe
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Understanding and Defending Against Fileless Malware
This guest blog was contributed by Zac Amos, Features Editor, ReHack Cybersecurity professionals face increasingly sophisticated attacks that challenge traditional
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Build a Cloud Gateway to Ingest RTSP video to Amazon Kinesis Video Streams
According to industry researcher IHS Markit, the estimated number of IP cameras deployed worldwide was approaching 1 billion by the
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Microsoft’s July Update Patches 143 Flaws, Including Two Actively Exploited
Microsoft has released patches to address a total of 143 security flaws as part of its monthly security updates, two
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