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AI in a Box Envisions AI as a Private, Offline, Hackable Module

Posted on October 31, 2023 by Donald Papp

[Useful Sensors] aims to embed a variety of complementary AI tools into a small, private, self-contained module with no internet connection with AI in a Box. It can do live …read more Continue reading AI in a Box Envisions AI as a Private, Offline, Hackable Module→

Microsoft launches Edge Zones for Azure

Posted on March 31, 2020 by Frederic Lardinois

Microsoft today announced the launch of Azure Edge Zones, which will allow Azure users to bring their applications to the company’s edge locations. The focus here is on enabling real-time low-latency 5G applications. The company is also launching a version of Edge Zones with carriers (starting with AT&T) in preview, which connects these zones directly […] Continue reading Microsoft launches Edge Zones for Azure→

Unsecured Server with Private Data from Millions of SMS Messages Found Online

Posted on December 2, 2019 by Silviu STAHIE

A database owned by TrueDialog storing millions of SMS text messages in plain text was found online, accessible to anyone and unprotected by passwords. The data in the rogue database was found accessible online by vpnMentor security researchers Noam Ro… Continue reading Unsecured Server with Private Data from Millions of SMS Messages Found Online→

Alphabet’s Chronicle launches an enterprise version of VirusTotal

Posted on September 27, 2018 by Frederic Lardinois

VirusTotal, the virus and malware scanning service own by Alphabet’s Chronicle, launched an enterprise-grade version of its service today. VirusTotal Enterprise offers significantly faster and more customizable malware search, as well as a new feature called Private Graph, which allows enterprises to create their own private visualizations of their infrastructure and malware that affects their machines. […] Continue reading Alphabet’s Chronicle launches an enterprise version of VirusTotal→

Bike Helmet Plays Music via Tiny Motors for Bone Conduction

Posted on June 2, 2018 by Donald Papp

[Matlek] had an interesting problem. On one hand, a 40 minute bike commute without music is a dull event but in France it is illegal for any driver to wear headphones. What to do? Wanting neither to break the law nor accept the risk of blocking out surrounding sounds by wearing headphones anyway, and unwilling to create noise pollution for others with a speaker system, [Matlek] decided to improvise a custom attachment for a bike helmet that plays audio via bone conduction. We’ll admit that our first thought was a worrisome idea of sandwiching metal surface transducers between a helmet …read more

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Deploy Azure App Service Environment with Internal Load Balancer

Posted on February 10, 2018 by Aidan Finn

Aidan Finn shows you how to deploy an internal Azure Service Environment, which will share its hosted app services via an internal load balancer.

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FBI’s recruitment strategy for cybersecurity pros starts early, focuses on high school

Posted on October 18, 2017 by Chris Bing

The FBI’s longterm strategy for hiring proficient cybersecurity professionals involves reaching into high schools, helping foster STEM education and perhaps most importantly, encouraging students to enroll in Scholarship for Service programs that eventually guide them toward Quantico, said Howard Marshall, deputy assistant director of the bureau’s cybersecurity division. “[Cyber workforce recruitment] is a huge challenge for us, maybe one of our biggest,” Marshall said Wednesday at CyberTalks in Washington, D.C. “We have a significant portion of our agents and investigators that are not equipped, what you could probably call not tech-savvy, that are not going to be much help when it comes to the technical side of an investigation.” Marshall said the FBI currently has a nationwide pilot program in which agents are working to encourage the study and development of science, technology, engineering and mathematics courses in high school. The idea is to get students engaged in exercises and other activities that […]

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