The number of misconfigured servers reaches 2.3 billion, researchers find
The cybersecurity crew from Digital Shadows has come to the conclusion that, compared to last year, the number of exposed files has risen by 50% and that the total number
Welcome TRACIR, a portable autonomous trauma care system
Medical researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh Medical school have come up with an autonomous trauma care system you can fit in a backpack. The idea
Microsoft becomes the proud owner of Drawbridge
Microsoft has acquired Drawbridge, a digital identity management vendor, for the purposes of bolstering LinkedIn’s marketing platform. The total money spent on acquiring the company is still unknown. According to
Netherlands to show Amber alerts on ATMs
From now on, Netherlands will display Amber alerts on ATM machines, thus making it the first country in the world to expand them in this direction. This digital transformation move
London Underground will soon be tracking passengers via Wi-Fi
In upcoming months, Transport for London will be tracking commuters who decide to use one of its public Wi-Fi hotspots. Supposedly, this is to be done in the name of
Siemens and Alphabet’s Chronicle are forming a cybersecurity partnership
There is a new cybersecurity partnership on the horizon – Chronicle’s platform will be joining up with Siemens’ cybersecurity solutions developed for the energy industry to take advantage of. The
Vodafone UK makes a stand against anti-Huawei propaganda
In recent times, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding Huawei. However, despite the calls to ban all Huawei equipment, Vodafone UK, the telecommunications giant, has made a stand
Melbourne students preview NEC’s facial recognition fraud tech
The digital transformation is in full swing worldwide, and NEC Australia will be contributing to the revolution. Their NeoFace facial recognition software was designed to combat examination fraud in educational
New Arduino board range finally hits the market
Arduino, a well-known open source hardware maker, has launched a new line of computing boards. The prices range anywhere from $10 to $30, so let’s take a look at what’s
MSPaint not quite ready to bite the dust yet
Instead of retiring it in favour of Paint 3D, Microsoft is adding new features. One of these is the ability to issue commands via a keyboard. As of right now,