Collaborate Disseminate
A newly launched ransomware quadrant offers a way for organizations to better understand the complex cybercrime ecosystem.
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The group known as PLAY is using custom tools researchers say allow it to be faster and more efficient when carrying out ransomware attacks.
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A spate of zero-day exploits against Twitter, Rackspace and others late last year showed the limits of a cybersecurity workforce under duress, a step behind and understaffed with some 3.4 million vacant seats.
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When was the last time you poured water onto your radio to turn it on?
Designed collaboratively by [Tore Knudsen], [Simone Okholm Hansen] and [Victor Permild], Pour Reception seeks to challenge what constitutes an interface, and how elements of play can create a new experience for a relatively everyday object.
Lacking buttons or knobs of any kind, Pour Reception appears an inert acrylic box with two glasses resting on top. A detachable instruction card cues the need for water, and pouring some into the glasses wakes the radio.
Inside, two aluminium plates — acting as capacitive touch sensors — are …read more
Ok, so you want a radio — but not just any radio. It has to be wireless, access a variety of music services, and must have a vintage aesthetic that belies its modern innards. Oh, and a tiny screen that displays album art, because that’s always awesome. This 1938 Emerson AX212-inspired radio delivers.
Building on the backbone of a Raspberry Pi Zero W and an Adafruit MAX 98357 mono amp chip, the crux of this single-speaker radio is the program Mopidy. Mopidy is a music player that enables streaming from multiple services, with the stipulation that you have a premium …read more
Google Play is a bit like a happening nightclub: the faster you let people in, the less time you have to spend keeping troublemakers out. Continue reading Google won’t fix Android ‘contentjacking’ flaw for months
Google releases fixes for newer devices and ejects apps following reports. Continue reading Two critical bugs and more malicious apps make for a bad week for Android
Even a harmless-looking app that you try once and uninstall immediately could harm your privacy for ever… Continue reading “Beaver Gang Counter” malware ejected from Play Store
