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NotPetya malware attack: Chaos but not cyber warfare
While the Russian military run cyber attack was economically damaging, it doesn't cross the threshold into warfare, claims report by Marsh.
TLS 1.3 is out: Major boost for web security
Expect wide and fast adoption of the latest web encryption protocol after engineers finalise Transport Layer Security (TLS) version 1.3.
Google expands bug bounty program to include fraud protection bypass, free purchases
External attack vectors and techniques which bypass spam and fraud systems are now part of the program.
How to use Apple Pencil: 21 features, tips, and tricks
Ever wonder what you can do with an Apple Pencil -- or why it is so useful to creators, professionals, and business users? Turns out, there are several features that help make Apple's stylus so unique for iPad owners and different from anything else. Here's a few of them, plus some tips and tricks.
A $2,000 iPhone: It's coming. It's inevitable
With Samsung pushing the envelope on the price of flagship smartphones with its $1,250 512GB Galaxy Note 9, it's only a matter of time before we have a $2,000 iPhone.
How to make mergers and acquisitions go smoothly
CIO Strategies: The tech team has a key role in making sure M&A plans go smoothly. Here are some pointers.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Hands-on with Linux Mint Debian Edition 3 Beta
The long-awaited LMDE update is finally (really) on the way!
Firefox add-on snoops on 200,000 users' browsing activities
Updated: The add-on was quietly removed from a recommendations list on the official Firefox blog.
Drake dances on tour with indoor micro drones
Verity, the company behind the spectacle, has made its name choreographing elaborate indoor drone displays
NASA picks three winners in Freelancer robotic arm contest
The space agency has been crowdsourcing ideas for a floating robot cube that will soon board the International Space Station
