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A bug in macOS' "Quick Look" feature leaks encrypted data, researchers find
"This makes using encrypted containers pointless," said security researcher Patrick Wardle.
Teradata's bet on subscriptions is paying off
It's been a while since Teradata could brag about share prices, but the fast ramp-up to subscriptions is clearly driving the love from Wall St. Beneath the transition are changes to its pricing and platform that are greasing the skids.
iPhone loyalists are driving us crazy, admits LG
What do we have to do to convince people?, laments the Korean phone maker. Oh, more than you're doing, I suspect.
This sneaky Windows malware delivers adware - and takes screenshots of your desktop
Zacinlo malware has been targeting Windows devices since 2012.
SAP pivots as the customer turns 2018
SAP announced what is probably the most significant initiative as a company since their initial creation of SAP ERP R/2 back in the stone age. They are now customer facing, focused on customer experience, and are rearchitecting their offering around that idea. Right move? Wrong move? Read on and find out.
HPE announces world's largest Arm-based supercomputer
Astra will deliver over 2.3 peak petaflops of performance, which should put it well within the top 100 supercomputers ever built.
Vendor relationship management checklist
This simple guide offers a methodical approach to selecting the best vendors for your organization, tracking your satisfaction levels, and maintaining strong partnerships. From the checklist: Love...
Graphene tech: What if five minutes were enough to charge your battery?
Catalan startup Earthdas says its graphene battery charges 12 times faster than lithium-based tech.
Windows warning: US exposes North Korea government's Typeframe malware
North Korea's Hidden Cobra security hackers spawn new remote-access malware.
Almost one-quarter of budgets are wasted due on inauthentic influencer content
In the era of fake news, a research team has taken a dive into the world of influencer marketing - this is what it found.
Memory aid: Virtual Reality may soon help you cram for a test
Those of us from the Oregon Trail generation might not like it, but it turns out VR environments are better for memory retention than computer screens
