If we go by the 2015 biopic, Steve Jobs, the late Apple CEO invented the iPod as a way to reconnect with his illegitimate daughter, Lisa. “I’m gonna put a

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A joint advisory issued by members of the Five Eyes international alliance has set out the latest practical cyber security recommendations for managed service providers (MSPs) to ensure supply chains

Continue ReadingFive Eyes leaders issue guidance for MSPs to prevent second SolarWinds attack

Verizon has announced its Fios Forward initiative has made free high-speed internet available to over 11.5 million low-income homes entitled to FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). The news comes months

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The severity of an actively exploited Windows security vulnerability rises to the highest severity rating if used by attackers in an NTLM relay attack. The spoofing vulnerability in Windows Local

Continue ReadingActively exploited Windows vulnerability reaches peak severity when paired with popular attack

Red Hat has announced a host of new security capabilities across its portfolio of open hybrid cloud technologies, designed to help organisations better mitigate risks and meet compliance requirements across

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The Australian government has promised to invest $5 million (£2.8 million) in a tech skills passport if reelected in the upcoming election. The Coalition government hopes this will help Australians

Continue ReadingAustralia pledges $5 million to create tech skills passport

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Samsung has launched its 512 GB Compute Express Link (CXL) DRAM, an industry-first. The new CXL DRAM builds on an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) CXL controller that supports 512GB of

Continue ReadingSamsung debuts industry-first 512GB CXL DRAM