Technology

This ridiculously sharp Virtual Reality display is for industrial applications, but it offers the consumer market a taste of what’s coming. The world’s sharpest VR headset is now available and offers more than 60 pixels per degree of human eye resolution, which is about 20x higher than other VR headsets. Varjo’s VR-1 is designed for

• February 19, 2019
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As attack methodologies advance, the detection of tools is essential for security professionals to manage extensive networks of devices that are not necessarily reliable. In recent years, security measures have increased significantly and malicious actors have advanced their techniques to keep pace, especially with advances in attack methods such as fileless malware. The security model

• February 16, 2019
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VMware announced on Tuesday that it plans to acquire AtherPal remote support provider in an effort to strengthen its ONE workspace platform. The key service of AtherPal allows IT administrators to remotely view, control, troubleshoot and fix devices and apps used in the field. Financial terms of the deal have not been communicated. VMware noted

• February 5, 2019
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It may be the health records or your MasterCard details; Everything is kept in the sort of info today. This indicates that the protection of the info servers must be strong and that fully depends on Network Security, Physical security & OS hardening. The info is analogous to a goldmine for hackers. The main purpose

• February 3, 2019
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A scam that struck the fans of YouTube influencers, who offer lucky fans free gifts from their favorite stars, was much longer than initially thought. Last week, reports of the fraudulent scheme were published in which YouTube influencers such as Philip DeFranco, Jeffree Star and Bhad Bhabie are impersonated by scam artists who seek to

• January 30, 2019
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Australian telco says that the lack of a clear path to upgrade to 5 G will put an end to its network implementation. TPG said it will stop the roll-out of its mobile network as a result of the Australian government ‘s ban on Huawei 5G equipment. Canberra officially locked out Huawei and ZTE in

• January 29, 2019
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With less than a year to a big Windows 7 support deadline, it is time for the PC to decide. It’s less than a year now until Windows 7 disappears from mainstream support; after January 14, 2020, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or support for Windows 7 PCs unless you pay extra. This

• January 21, 2019
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Should we be scared of intelligence? This is a simple question for me with a two-letter answer even simpler: no. However, not everyone agrees–many people, including the late physicist Stephen Hawking, have expressed concerns that the rise of powerful AI systems could bring humanity to an end. Clearly, your view of whether AI will take

• January 15, 2019
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Now that most wild iPhone and iPad devices have been updated to the new operating system, iOS 12 is just about everywhere. And although iOS 12 has managed to sweep away the many bugs and problems that plagued iOS 11, the new operating system has come up with a share of problems. List of IOS

• January 11, 2019
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The number of flaws found in WordPress and its associated plugins has tripled since 2017, while the vulnerability of the Internet of Things has declined significantly, according to Imperva data. The total number of vulnerabilities reported by researchers in web applications increased to 17,142 in 2018, rising by more than 21 percent compared to the

• January 10, 2019
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