The Best 17 Inch Laptops Of 2023

Whether you need a larger workspace or simply prefer a larger screen, the best 17-inch laptops can transform your experience and suddenly make the most minute details visible to the human eye. It is just a matter of which one to buy. Also: Read more about the best computers That is where we can help you make the right investment for your needs with these best 17-inch laptops for you....

March 6, 2023 · 6 min · 1233 words · Robert Perry

The Iphone 13 Means The End To Cheap Screen Repairs

Why? Because if you break the display, your only course for a repair will be Apple or an Apple-authorized repair center. Why is that? It seems that Apple has tied the display – yes, the display – to the Face ID mechanism. This means that if you get a new display fitted, and the person fitting that display cannot carry out the proper pairing wizardry, then Face ID is dead....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 228 words · Earl Powell

The Mysterious X 37B Orbital Spaceplane Just Returned After An Epic Mission

The roughly two-and-a-half-year journey broke the spaceplane’s previous record of 780 days and now means it’s flown over 1.3 billion miles and 3,774 days in space. The Boeing-made spaceplane landed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 5:22 am ET, November 12, 2022. This was its sixth mission since the X-37B’s first launch in 2010. All of them launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. The spaceplane is a partnership between the US Department of the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office and the US Space Force....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 494 words · Chance Frantz

The Next Macbook Air What We Want Vs What We Can Expect

Now the rumor mill is predicting a new MacBook Air coming this fall, along with an all-new M2 chip. I’m not sure about that M2 chip (more on that in a bit), but there’s probably something to the idea of a late spring or early fall 2022 update. But what would that mean? Also: Migrating from Intel iMac to M1 MacBook Air: My five-day journey What makes a MacBook Air different from a MacBook Pro?...

March 6, 2023 · 10 min · 2122 words · Virginia Vang

The Office Of 2023 Top Workforce Trends That Will Shape The Year Ahead

This year, companies are playing tug-of-war with employees over return-to-office policies while also battling the competition for the best tech talent. In particular, employers are finding creative ways to adjust their hiring strategies in order to attract and retain talent in a pool that has shrunk over the last two years. As economic uncertainties loom large over 2023, ZDNET examines how these trends might shape the workplace over the next 12 months....

March 6, 2023 · 8 min · 1666 words · John Webb

These Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Are Most Popular With Hackers Right Now Have You Patched Them

According to analysis by cybersecurity researchers at Digital Shadows, the most commonly discussed vulnerability among cyber criminals on underground forums over the last three months is CVE-2017-11882 – a security flaw in Microsoft Office first disclosed in 2017. When exploited successfully, this vulnerability allows cyber criminals to execute remote code on a vulnerable Windows system, providing a way for attackers to drop malware secretly onto the machine. Malware delivered in attacks exploiting CVE-2017-11882 includes Formbook, which secretly provides attackers with remote access capabilities, keystroke logging, and the ability to take screenshots, putting victims at risk of stolen usernames and passwords....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 508 words · Gwendolyn Sander

These Researchers Wanted To Test Cloud Security They Were Shocked By What They Found

Cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks set up a honeypot comprised of 320 nodes around the world, made up of multiple misconfigured instances of common cloud services, including remote desktop protocol (RDP), secure shell protocol (SSH), server message block (SMB) and Postgres databases. The honeypot also included accounts configured to have default or weak passwords – exactly the sort of things that cyber criminals are looking for when trying to breach networks....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 605 words · Mike Chalmers

This Battery Safety Feature Can Break Your Apple Airtags Here S How To Fix It

Did both AirTags just decide to die at the same time? Doubtful. My first clue was that they both decided to die when the battery was changed. Were the batteries faulty? No. In fact, the reason why the AirTags stopped working is because of a safety feature that some manufacturers are adding to their lithium coin cells to prevent them from being eaten and swallowed by children. The problem: safety coatings Button cells might seem harmless enough, but if swallowed they can cause serious health problems–including permanent injury and death (a more graphic description of the injuries can be found here)–in a very short period of time....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 525 words · Nick Bell

This Excel And Power Bi Course Bundle Is 95 Off Learn To Make Data Driven Business Decisions For Just 25

If you’ve ever worked in an office, you likely have at least a baseline understanding of Excel. But you’ve also likely only scratched the surface of what this multifaceted program can do. To unlock its true potential, you’ll need to have the right training. This bundle comes with an Excel training course that will transform you from an Excel novice into a full-fledged pro. Through 85 lectures and five hours of content led by Excel expert Chris Dutton, you’ll learn how to explore and analyze massive sets of intricate data....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 322 words · Michele Sorrells

Time To Update Google Patches Seven Chrome Browser Bugs Four Rated High Risk

According to an alert by the United States Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Agency (CISA), attackers could exploit the vulnerabilities in Google Chrome for Windows, Mac and Linux “to take control of an affected system”. CISA encourages users to update to the latest version of Google Chrome – 102.0.5005.115 – to prevent the security vulnerabilities from being exploited. SEE: A winning strategy for cybersecurity (ZDNet special report) The high-risk vulnerabilities are CVE-2022-2007, a Use-After-Free (UAF) vulnerability in WebGPU, which allows attackers to exploit incorrect use of dynamic memory during program operation to hack the program, and CVE-2022-2008, an out-of-bounds memory access vulnerability in WebGL, a JavaScript API used in Google Chrome....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 396 words · Matthew Carson

Tomiris Backdoor Discovery Linked To Sunshuttle Darkhalo Hackers

On Wednesday at the Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit (SAS), researchers said that a new campaign revealed similarities between DarkHalo’s Sunshuttle, as well as “target overlaps” with Kazuar. The SolarWinds incident took place in 2020. FireEye and Microsoft revealed the breach, in which SolarWinds’s Orion network management software was compromised to impact as many as 18,000 customers in a software update-based supply-chain attack. While many thousands of clients may have received a malicious update, the threat actors appeared to cherry-pick the targets worthy of further compromise – including Microsoft, FireEye, and government agencies....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 589 words · Robyn Brown

Uber Eats To Launch A Fully Autonomous Delivery Experience In One Major Market

Deliveries will be conducted in Motional’s IONIQ 5 vehicles, which are capable of operating autonomously. Participating restaurants bring packaged orders to the curb and place them inside a locking compartment. Once the car arrives at its destination the customer is notified and retrieves the order from the car. Uber Eats and Motional have been working on the various customer touchpoints for months with an eye toward a seamless rollout. “At Uber, we’re always looking for ways to use new technology to help consumers go anywhere and get anything,” said Noah Zych, Global GM for Uber’s Autonomous Mobility and Delivery business....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 297 words · Keith Welling

Uber Q3 Mobility Unit Recovers To 2019 Levels Driver Supply Improves

The company’s third quarter highlighted strong growth across its mobility, delivery and freight businesses. However, Uber reported a third quarter net loss of $2.4 billion due to write-downs from equity investments. Uber wrote down a $3.2 billion unrealized loss in Didi and revalued Zomato, Aurora and Joby stakes. Uber’s revenue for the third quarter was $4.8 billion, up 72% from a year ago, and ahead of the $4.42 billion Wall Street estimate....

March 6, 2023 · 1 min · 182 words · Janis Broussard

Vastking Kingpad M10 Tablet Review Face Unlock And Good Responsiveness

In the box, there is the tablet, an adapter plug and a USB – Type-C cable along with a user manual and a quick start guide. Like the KingPad K10 Pro, and the AWOW CreaPad 1009 I looked at earlier in October 2021. There is also a docking keyboard case with a solid hinge to prop the tablet up at any angle you require. The KingPad M10 is almost the same size as the K10 Pro at 9....

March 6, 2023 · 4 min · 661 words · Shana Carpio

Verizon Is Offering A Risk Free 30 Day Trial Of Its 5G Network Here S How To Sign Up

Also: Are free phone deals really free or too good to be true? Verizon announced today that it will be offering free 30-day trials of its 5G and 4G LTE networks to new customers, with the one condition being that you must be using an unlocked smartphone that supports eSIM. By signing up for its Free Trial program, non-Verizon customers can enroll in a monthly, unlimited data plan (up to 100GB), be able to call, text, and browse the web with their existing device and phone number, and access the cellular network’s 5G speeds (if your phone and local area supports it)....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 384 words · Wayne Block

Warning Over Mysterious Hackers That Have Been Targeting Aerospace And Defence Industries For Years

Dubbed TA2541 and detailed by cybersecurity researchers at Proofpoint, the persistent cyber-criminal operation has been active since 2017 and has compromised hundreds of organisations across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. Despite running for years, the attacks have barely evolved, broadly following the same targeting and themes in which attackers remotely control compromised machines, conduct reconnaissance on networks and steal sensitive data. SEE: A winning strategy for cybersecurity (ZDNet special report) “What’s noteworthy about TA2541 is how little they’ve changed their approach to cybercrime over the past five years, repeatedly using the same themes, often related to aviation, aerospace, and transportation, to distribute remote access trojans,” said Sherrod DeGrippo, vice president of threat research and Detection at Proofpoint....

March 6, 2023 · 3 min · 494 words · Curtis Poole

We Will See A Completely New Type Of Computer Says Ai Pioneer Geoff Hinton

Hinton, offering the closing keynote Thursday at this year’s Neural Information Processing Systems conference, NeurIPS, in New Orleans, said that the machine learning research community “has been slow to realize the implications of deep learning for how computers are built.” He continued, “What I think is that we’re going to see a completely different type of computer, not for a few years, but there’s every reason for investigating this completely different type of computer....

March 6, 2023 · 5 min · 976 words · Lydia Fontanella

Westpac Has Blocked 24 000 Abusive Messages In Payments

In its environment, social, and governance strategy update, the bank also noted it required 19,000 customers to change the language they used in transaction descriptions before their payments could be accepted and processed. The bank added it issued more than 800 warning letters and account suspensions and reported more than 70 customers to authorities for abusive payments. The bank announced earlier in the year it would not tolerate any messages containing abuse being sent in transaction descriptions....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 404 words · Michael Small

What Do Customers Want Technology Professionals Crash Courses In Delivering Better Cx

Also: How overworked tech pros can make more time for the customer As companies lean more heavily than ever on their IT teams to deliver superior customer experience (CX), IT professionals are under pressure to find ways to make things happen. This is perhaps their greatest challenge for the year ahead. “Conway’s Law suggests that products will reflect the organizational structures of the companies that build them,” says Michael Bushong, group vice president, cloud-ready data center at Juniper Networks....

March 6, 2023 · 5 min · 986 words · Tiffany Rucker

What Is A Bitwarden Secure Note And How Do You Create One

That’s right, and Bitwarden is no stranger to secure notes. In fact, the tool has a feature called exactly that: Secure notes. You might want to store software license keys, Social Security information, stock information, or just about any type of information that isn’t a login. The key to understanding the Secure note is that it’s just a way to collect unstructured data. It is just that – a way to lock a note within your vault....

March 6, 2023 · 2 min · 291 words · Patricia Hoover