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<!–> sarayut Thaneerat/Getty Images I’m not one to mince words or make you wait for the payoff, so I’ll get right to the point. If you’ve purchased a T95 (or similar knockoff) streaming box that runs Android, chances are that your unit was shipped with pre-installed malware. But this isn’t your ordinary piece of malware. […] More
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET I’ve raved a lot about the Flipper Zero here. Since picking one up earlier this year, it has become one of those must-have tools that I turn to on a regular basis. From testing whether car key fobs are working, to capturing and analyzing radio frequency signals, this tiny toy-like tool has proven […] More
June Wan/ZDNET I’ve been using the Pixel phones since they were first released to the public. From the first phone to the latest, the experience has (for the most part) been exceptional. Also: Every product unveiled at the Made by Google event this week Yes, there was the dreaded Pixel 4 and it’s shamelessly bad battery […] More
<!–> Andriy Onufriyenko/Getty Images As generative artificial intelligence (AI) models continue to evolve, industry collaboration and customized test benchmarks will be crucial amid organizations’ efforts to establish the right fit for their business. This effort will be necessary as enterprises seek out large language models (LLMs) trained on data specific to their verticals, and as countries look […] More
<!–> Qualys As security holes go, CVE-2023-4911, aka “Looney Tunables,” isn’t horrid. It has a Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) score of 7.8, which is ranked as important, not critical. On the other hand, this GNU C Library’s (glibc) dynamic loader vulnerability is a buffer overflow, which is always big trouble, and it’s in pretty […] More
<!–> DNY59/Getty Images How many times do you copy a link that you want to share with others, only to find out – when you paste that link in a message or to a social media post – that the link is 12 miles long and filled with a metric ton of tracking information? Also: […] More
<!–> matejmo/Getty Images BastionZero‘s OpenPubkey, which is a new cryptographic protocol that’s designed to fortify the open-source software ecosystem, is now a Linux Foundation open-source project. Docker is also integrating OpenPubkey, so that you can use it for container signing. This innovative cryptographic technology promises enhanced security through zero-trust passwordless authentication. OpenPubkey provides this authentication […] More
<!–> zf L/Getty Images With some organizations moving ahead to adopt generative artificial intelligence (AI), it is critical they do so while mitigating potential risks and with some level of skepticism. As it is, 45% of businesses are currently piloting generative AI, while 10% already have such tools in production, revealed a Gartner study released […] More
