Adobe Flash Termination Disrupts Archived 9/11 Coverage
The end of support for Adobe Flash is putting some coverage of the 9/11 attacks is in jeopardy, highlighting the importance of modernization. … Read more
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NIST to Create New Cybersecurity Framework
NIST has been tasked with creating a new cybersecurity framework. It's another step in President Biden's increased focus on cybersecurity. … Read more
New Windows Zero-Day RCE Vulnerability Exploited
A new zero-day RCE vulnerability is being exploited in the wild. The bug in Windows allows attackers to craft a malicious ActiveX control. … Read more
Data Privacy in the Age of Information
In the Age of Information, data privacy is a major concern for everyone. Consumer's lack of control over data poses a problem for businesses. … Read more
Net Neutrality Restored By Executive Order
President Biden's executive order on fair competition in several business sectors. In technology, it effectively reinstates net neutrality. … Read more
Questions Around Bias, Legalities in GitHub’s Copilot
Copilot, an AI-base pair programmer, faces new questions after technical preview. Bias, legality of code-sharing and more impact its future. … Read more
No-code and Low-code Still Require IT Involvement
The idea of no-code and low-code platforms is helping business IT teams. But a new survey shows the majority of users still require IT help. … Read more
Computers Are Hard: One Fastly Customer Broke the Internet
Computers are hard. A valid configuration change made by one Fastly customer created the exact parameters to take down 85% of the network. … Read more
SolarWinds Hackers Back For More
The SolarWinds hackers are back, compromising a USAID email account. Through it, they conducted a phishing scheme to implant malware. … Read more
Flaws in PDF Document Apps Allow Alterations
A German research team found flaws in PDF apps which allow hackers to alter its contents. It could be the sliver of access a bad actor needs. … Read more