Month: March 2018

The RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle 7.1 update improves the ability for organizations to conduct access reviews and deploy identity governance, as GDPR deadline nears. Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Me, in a robot voice: “PREVENT CONTAMINATE INGRESS.” Do you constantly eat over your keyboard, showering all its impossible crevices with remnants from your delicious but […] Read the original post by Tory Foulk

Space is one of the great mysteries of our time. What will SpaceX find when it goes to Mars? Are black holes gateways to other […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson

DAILY VIDEO: BlackBerry sues Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApps for infringing patents; crypto-currency exchanges and coin offerings are facing likely SEC regulation; Google is putting AI […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Autonomous big rigs could make trucking safer, and make Google’s sister company some money too. Read the original post by Jack Stewart

Facebook and other companies often buy data from data brokers in order to sell advertisers more targeted ad space on their platforms. Here’s how to […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller

At first glance it’s tough to tell the new Galaxy S9 and S9+ apart them 2017 models, but the Galaxy S9+ packs a powerful processor, […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

The release of HomePod has sparked quite a debate in online forums and among passionate Apple followers. It is about whether the HomePod’s excellent music […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Back in 2011, before Apple unveiled Siri to the world, speculation was rampant that Apple’s new “assistant feature” would be “world changing”. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Reddit has deleted hundreds of Russian troll accounts, but the links they shared remain, forming a digital trail of the Internet Research Agency’s actions on […] Read the original post by Issie Lapowsky

Memcached patching efforts appear to be working as the attack bandwidth size of memcached DDoS attacks are now on the decline. Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Memcached patching efforts appear to be working as the attack bandwidth size of memcached DDoS attacks are now on the decline. Read the original post by Evan Selleck

The Xoopar Boy line of Bluetooth speakers is fun to look, but only almost as fun to listen to. I’m always up for reviewing Bluetooth speakers […] Read the original post by Mike Tanasychuk

It's been quite a drama for me in the kitchen lately: Due to a leak in my building, my cooking gas was shut off for […] Read the original post by Engadget

The bull market for stocks turns nine years old on Friday and, despite being long in the tooth, appears poised to set the record as […] Read the original post by Reuters