This type of voice phishing now surpasses BEC attacks to breach business email accounts.
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Quick Clicks with Dire Consequences
Spear phishing attackers use psychological tricks to entice their victims to quickly click on fraudulent mails, warns David Kelm of IT-Seals.
Developing Software Together
Open source is the foundation of a "sharing economy," says the research advisory board of Plattform Industrie 4.0.
These Are the Mistakes You Need to Avoid When Migrating Your Business to the Cloud
The adoption of cloud services has become essential for those companies looking to become more agile and resilient.
Social Media For Companies
Bitkom publishes new social media guide: Helpful tips on how companies can successfully use social media for themselves.
Less Need for Technical Profiles and Other Benefits of ‘Low-Code’
The new way of developing applications "allows companies to adapt to a new digital context," as highlighted by the Spanish consulting firm atSistemas.
Alibaba Cloud Opens Third Data Centre In Germany
The data centre is located in Frankfurt. There, Alibaba Cloud offers among other things storage, networking, AI and ML.
Knowing What’s Inside Smart Production Equipment
IT experts are calling for a Bill of Materials (SBOM) for equipment software.
Data Fabric Usage Expected to Soar with Year-on-Year Growth Rates of 22.3% through 2029
Organizations are increasingly betting on data management technologies such as Denodo Platform: they will represent a market of 6,611 million euros.
Emotet Conquers the Malware Top Position
Number of threats detected from malicious Emotet spam campaigns rises 27 per cent.
More Secure Open Source Software, The Shared Goal Of The Linux Foundation and OpenSSF
Companies such as Amazon, Ericsson, Google, Intel, Microsoft and VMware support their plan with an initial investment of more than $30 million.
SpaceX Has Already Launched 2,600 Starlink Satellites
SpaceX, Elon Musk's private space company, has already launched 2,600 Starlink satellites into space for broadband Internet connectivity.
Couchbase Server 7.1 Promises Higher Performance And Lower Deployment Costs
The new version triples node storage capacity, quadruples writing performance, and reduces memory consumption tenfold.
Mozilla: Mental Health Apps Fail at User Security
25 out of 32 apps examined do not even meet the minimum standards. Mozilla rates only two apps as good. Researchers call it the worst product category they've studied so far.
Weird Bug: Repeatedly Typed Words Cause Google Docs To Crash
Certain words only need to be entered five times for a crash to occur. Users can find numerous examples that can be used to reproduce the bug. Google promptly responds to the error message and implements a fix.
Microsoft Remains Committed To More Inclusive And Accessible Technology
The company has redesigned the now called Microsoft Inclusive Tech Lab with the aim of turning it into an incubator for inclusive design innovation
Reliable Data In The Blink Of An Eye – Why Automation Remains a Success Factor
Data-supported, data-driven: Data opens up opportunities for growth. But faulty data can turn into a finance black hole for companies.
Daniel Schoenberger Leaves Google For Web3 Foundation
He assumes the positions of Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel at an organization that works for a decentralized Internet.
TeamViewer and SAP Bring Augmented Reality To The Warehouse
The TeamViewer Frontline platform is integrated with the SAP Extended Warehouse Management application.
Account Takeover: Identity Theft With Serious Consequences
Perpetrators break into bank or e-commerce accounts through targeted phishing, malware or man-in-the-middle attacks.
Fighting Fraud In Financial Services
Intel, FiVerity and Fortanix to jointly develop AI-powered fraud detection platform.
7 Out Of 10 Companies Believe Security Innovation Is Years Behind Cybercrime
Nearly 80% have purchased tools that have failed them and three-quarters believe they could have been unknowingly breached.
Free Online Courses: What Does Quantum Computing Bring Us?
Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI) launches free channel with online courses on quantum computing on openHPI open learning platform.
Hackers can ‘crack’ our password in half a minute
Cybercriminals are capable of revealing any password of fewer than 8 characters in just half a minute. How can we avoid it?
Aruba Identifies Four Digitization Trends For 2022
Organizations have reached a turning point in this process that today holds both great opportunities and serious challenges.
Phishing Attacks To Increase Fourfold In 2021
Zscaler's annual ThreatLabz report finds phishing-as-a-service to be the reason for the cross-industry increase in attacks worldwide.
Two Thirds Of German Companies Affected By Ransomware
Sophos study "State of Ransomware 2022″ shows: The average ransom paid in Germany has almost doubled.
The Moon, New Site For Data Centers
Data centers on the moon are being planned.
EU Reaches Agreement On Digital Services Act
The law regulates the handling of illegal content and the protection of fundamental rights on the Internet. It applies primarily to major online platforms such as search engines, app stores and social media.
“Digital Twins”, The First Step For The Correct Adoption Of The Metaverse In The Retail Sector
A digital twin will make it possible to create synthetic worlds in which to test the effect of a multitude of variables: starting with how the color of the store influences the appearance of fruit and vegetables depending on where they ...