I know everything I am looking for is here, watch movies, watch series, education, games, exams, news, current events and many more.
“#Can we really trust the Cloud with our data?” It would be great if there were an easy yes or no answer. But it was never going to be that simple. The truth is, it depends. And with the average time it takes to contain and identify a data breach being just over nine months,…
“#Tips to Increase the Security of your WordPress Website” WordPress website is the most popular Content Management System and powers more than 30% of the world’s websites. It is an open-source platform and so is vulnerable to possible attacks. If you have an insecure website, you are always vulnerable for a spell, despite the website’s…
“# Garlinghouse: Ripple would still thrive even if XRP were declared a security ” Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse believes his company can still thrive under a hypothetical scenario where XRP is declared a security by U.S. lawmakers. Appearing on episode 439 of the Pomp Podcast, Garlinghouse talked about the implications of XRP being declared a…
“# Ethereum 2.0: Less is more… and more is coming ” On June 19, 2020, Ethereum increased its gas limit by 25% from 10 million to 12.5 million. In no less than two days, this newfound capacity was used up, bringing the block use right back to 100%. This cat-and-mouse game between a higher gas…
“# Privacy coins no more? CipherTrace files patents for tracing Monero transactions ” Crypto analytics firm CipherTrace announced on Friday that it had filed two patents for technology capable of tracing transactions for privacy coin Monero. In a Nov. 20 blog from CipherTrace, the firm stated that the patents would include forensic tools to explore…
“# Smart contract standards: Making DeFi transactions on Ethereum more secure ” Decentralized finance continues to make its impact on the crypto market, and with over $13 billion of total value of assets locked, DeFi projects are clearly resonating with eager crypto investors. Yet while the DeFi space has been progressing over the last year, a number…
“#Pardon the Intrusion #31: Stop using “123456” as your password” Subscribe to this bi-weekly newsletter here! Welcome to the latest edition of Pardon The Intrusion, TNW’s bi-weekly newsletter in which we explore the wild world of security. And the yearly ritual continues. The list of worst passwords for 2020 is here, and it’s every bit…
“#Zoom’s new security features tackle trolls and pesky zoombombers” Video conferencing software maker Zoom is introducing new features to tackle trolls and “zoombombers.” The company has introduced three new features designed to make it easier to spot and remove meeting disruptors: the ability to pause meetings until malicious actors have been kicked out, a feature that…
“# Jay Clayton will step down as US SEC chair by year’s end ” Jay Clayton, who has served as the chairman of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission since May 2017, will be leaving the agency by the end of 2021. In its official news release, the agency noted that Clayton has been…
“#Amazon’s Ring recalls video doorbells that can catch on fire” Home-security startup Ring is recalling about 350,000 video doorbells that could catch on fire if they’re not installed properly. The camera-equipped doorbells’ batteries can overheat if the wrong screws are used to mount them, the Amazon-owned company said in a recall notice filed with the…