Month: August 2024
Is Apple taking a bite out of the password management market?
Apple’s recent announcement of its standalone password manager at WWDC 2024 is a call to action for every Apple user to upgrade their password practices and prioritize the creation and secure storage of the credentials that protect their most sensitive assets. If the regular headlines of account takeover attacks leading…
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7 new movies and TV shows to stream on Netflix, Prime Video, Max, and more this weekend (August 23)
How have we nearly reached the end of August already? Well, time feels like it’s flying by when there are so many new movies and TV shows to stream – and this week is no exception. Indeed, the world’s best streaming services are here to provide more content for you…
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OnePlus Nord 4 vs OnePlus Nord CE 4 Lite: how do these Android phones compare?
OnePlus Nord 4 The OnePlus Nord 4 offers a more premium, more durable design than the CE 4 Lite, as well as a more powerful chipset and a better display. However, it costs a lot more. OnePlus Nord CE 4 Lite The OnePlus Nord CE 4 Lite carries itself well…
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Many companies are being forced to hire unqualified staff due to budget cuts
A significant number of US employers are resorting to hiring underqualified staff as they struggle with tightening budgets, new research has claimed. The poll by Robert Walters found nearly three-quarters (71%) of employers have hired candidates lacking the full qualifications or experience ideally required, owing to financial limitations. Furthermore, around…
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Hydroflyer’s $15K Electric Hydrofoil Is the Mountain Bike of the Sea
The Hydroflyer, an electric, propeller-driven hydrofoil with bicycle-style handlebars is the superior way to glide across the waves, if you can afford it. Source
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Watch out — Google Chrome details can be stolen by this clever new ransomware
The Qilin ransomware variant has been spotted successfully exfiltrating sensitive data stored in the Google Chrome browser. In its writeup, researchers from Sophos revealed how a criminal group used previously compromised credentials to enter the IT infrastructure of an unnamed organization. The credentials were for a Virtual Private Network (VPN)…
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