4 4 Million Stolen In Attack On Blockchain Infrastructure Meter

The company said it manages an infrastructure that allows smart contracts to scale and travel through heterogeneous blockchain networks. The Meter network, as well as the Moonriver network, were affected by the hack. Blockchain research company PeckShield confirmed that 1391 ETH and 2.74 BTC were stolen during the incident. Around 2 pm ET on Saturday, the company said it was hacked and urged users not to trade unbacked meterBNB circulating on Moonriver....

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 457 words · Clarence Palmer

100 Days After Ibm Split Kyndryl Signs Strategic Cloud Pact With Aws

The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the companies said Kyndryl will establish an AWS Cloud Center of Excellence (CCOE) to “offer state-of-the-art customer solutions and services for supporting mission-critical infrastructure, next-generation technologies and modernizing applications and workflows across industries.” “Our ability to freely explore and unleash the combined benefits of AWS cloud services with Kyndryl’s deep industry-specific managed services and expertise will provide an unprecedented level of knowledge and innovation,” said Martin Schroeter, CEO of Kyndryl....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 271 words · Edward Goodwin

2021 Was A Terrible Year For Cybersecurity Without Action 2022 Could Be Even Worse

A couple of months prior to the DDoS attack on the Generalitat, the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) was forced to revert to pen, paper and chalkboards when it was hit by a ransomware attack. The connection to the network was reset at the end of December, with most email accounts having been recovered – and a double authentication system applied – which allowed virtual classes to resume. While most systems have since been restored, others aren’t expected to be fully functional until the end of January....

March 4, 2023 · 5 min · 1045 words · Carl Evans

A Delta Passenger Asked A Simple Question The Answer Was A Disaster

(A screenshot from a Delta ad.) The airlines are almost getting bullish now. Why, Delta and United both insist that problems with flight delays are largely the fault of Air Traffic Control rather than, say, the fact that airlines let far too many competent people leave during the COVID-19 pandemic while they trousered billions of taxpayer dollars. Now they’re furiously hiring. The question some might ask is: who exactly is taking these airline jobs?...

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 526 words · Elizabeth Forshay

A Hurricane Delays Nasa S Artemis Moon Rocket Launch Again

Last Friday, NASA rolled the 321 foot (97 meter) SLS rocket and the Orion spacecraft to the launch pad as it prepared to launch on Monday November 14 from the Kennedy Space Center. The storm behind this Artemis launch delay is Tropical Storm Nicola, which is expected to reach landfall on Florida’s southeast coast on Thursday morning as a Category 1 hurricane. The Kennedy Space Center is located on the southeast coast too, but is north of Nicola’s projected path, which will likely hit West Palm Beach, about 150 miles south of Kennedy....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 398 words · Melissa Calnick

Accc Cites Vodafone And Tpg Merger For Increasing Mobile Phone Plan Costs

The ACCC said Telstra has increased its postpaid prices by AU$5 to AU$15 a month, Optus has raised prices by AU$6, and Vodafone has spiked its prices by AU$5 and AU$40 coupled with “heavy discounting and temporary bonus inclusions”. For prepaid plans, the watchdog said Telstra has reduced 35 and 42-day plans down to 28 days, which was effectively a 25% to 50% increase, Optus kept its prepaid plans stable, while Vodafone increased its prepaid plans by 25% by reducing its 35-day recharge down to 28 days....

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 460 words · Matthew Shulte

Accc Grants Equinix Led Group Authorisation To Jointly Negotiate Access To Green Energy

The authorisation has been granted for 24 years until 30 September 2045, and it will allow the group to negotiate through joint tender process access to green energy from a solar or wind farm, as well as allowing the group to be connected to the National Electricity Market. At the same time, the authorisation would allow each company to individually enter into a power purchasing agreement (PPA) with a seller, as well as to consult each other and make joint decisions regarding the ongoing administration and operation of certain aspects of the PPA during the term of the contract....

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 474 words · Misty Smith

Acer Travelmate Spin P4 Review A Sturdy And Affordable 2 In 1 Business Convertible

Design & features Rather than the conventional clamshell form factor of the Swift X, the TravelMate Spin P4 has a more versatile convertible design that allows the 14-inch touch screen to be reversed for presentations, or simply folded right back to function in tablet mode when you don’t need – or have room for – the keyboard. The 14-inch IPS display may only provide FHD (1920 x 1080 pixels, 157.3ppi), but it’s sharp and colourful, with good viewing angles....

March 4, 2023 · 5 min · 971 words · Matthew Ross

Acquire A Lifetime Of Highly Paid Skills From Your Choice Of Over 1 800 Courses

The bundle contains two separate memberships. Over 800 courses are included in the Stone River eLearning: Lifetime Membership, all designed to train you for lucrative positions in the tech industry. You can learn coding, mobile apps, graphic design, game development, and so much more. VIP perks include a personal learning guide, unlimited e-books, and a 1-year subscription to CodeMag Skills. Best of all, you have access to exams that will provide you with certifications to make your resume stand out among a horde of job seekers....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 269 words · Steven Ryan

Ai Industry Obsessed With Speed Is Loathe To Consider The Energy Cost In Latest Mlperf Benchmark

As pointed out in a new five-year study, the AI100 report, published last week by Stanford University, “many within the field are becoming aware of the carbon footprint of building such large models,” referring to deep learning programs. “There are significant environmental costs,” the study asserts. Despite the pressing matter of sustainability, many of the leading vendors of chips and systems that run AI programs are more focused on achieving performance, in terms of raw speed, than they are watching out for energy efficiency....

March 4, 2023 · 6 min · 1191 words · Floyd Houck

Airtrunk To Expand Western Sydney Data Centre Capacity With New Facilty

To be dubbed SYD3, the hyperscale data centre will based in Australia’s Western Sydney and join the company’s existing data centre SYD1 located nearby. According to AirTrunk, with SYD3, the company’s Western Sydney region will expand to more than 450MW. The new data centre will also include nine phases set across 8.3 hectares and be powered by a 132kV on-site substation, with the company noting that it will be the company’s largest single campus in the APAC region, excluding China....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 323 words · Orlando Lenz

Apple Lowers Commission From 30 To 27 In Bid To Comply With Dutch Antitrust Order

The Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) first called out Apple in August last year, issuing an order for the iPhone maker to update its app store policies so dating app providers could use payment systems other than the one offered by Apple. The ACM then blasted Apple again last month, accusing the company of failing to make sufficient changes to its app store policies while issuing a weekly €5 million fine in the process....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 377 words · Sandra Kelly

Apple S Unleashed Event What To Expect From The Rumored M1X Processor And New Macs

Even though my little pup is sitting on my lap as I write this, and while he cares not a bit about Apple’s product line, let’s unleash our minds and see if we can sniff out some details. What can we expect? I’m going to stay away from the various accessory rumors and focus in on Macs. Apple’s Unleashed Mac event: What to expect and how to watch What’s missing from the Mac lineup?...

March 4, 2023 · 7 min · 1409 words · Rosalia Franklin

As The Great Resignation Continues Meet The Entrepreneur Battling To Keep Women In Tech

Caroline Ramade – ex-head of innovation and chief digital officer for the mayor of Paris, and founder and CEO of social startup 50inTech – is dedicating her career to fixing tech’s big problem of female retention. “We know that inspiration for little girls comes from the first network,” says Ramade. “We can work on education, but we first need to focus on retention of talent in the tech industry…If your mother, sister or friends are happy in tech, you can inspire a lot of women....

March 4, 2023 · 6 min · 1095 words · Amelia Barrera

Asd Using Classified Capabilities To Warn Local Entities Of Impending Ransomware Hit

Speaking about the attack on Channel Nine in March, director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate Rachel Noble told Senate Estimates that pre-warning organsations about any precursor activity on their networks or systems is part of ASD’s “value add”. “We were very engaged with [Channel Nine] and the technical information that they were able to provide us about what happened on their network helped us, using our more classified capabilities, to warn two other entities that they were about to be victims as well, to prevent them from becoming victims,” Noble said....

March 4, 2023 · 4 min · 814 words · Pamela Eschen

At T Closes 2021 With Strong 4Q Net Adds Earnings And Revenue

The wireless giant reported non-GAAP fourth quarter earnings of 78 cents a share (69 cents a share GAAP) on revenue of $41 billion, beating Wall Street’s estimate of 76 cents a share on revenue of $40.4 billion. For the full year, AT&T’s non-GAAP earnings were $3.40 a share ($2.76 a share GAAP), on revenue of $168.9 billion. According to its press release, for 2021, AT&T said it led the industry in postpaid phone net adds, gaining more subscribers than in the prior 10 years combined; added more than a million fiber subscribers — the fourth year in a row in which it added at least 1 million subscribers; and exceeded the high end of its guidance for global HBO Max and HBO subscribers....

March 4, 2023 · 2 min · 349 words · Victor Frese

Auda Announces Registration For Au Direct Namespaces To Commence From March 2022

The not-for-profit policy authority and industry self-regulatory body for the .au domain space said when .au direct is released, Australians will be able to register names directly before the .au, such as getyour.au. It added that the move would complement existing Australian namespaces, such as com.au, net.au, edu.au, gov.au, and org.au, as well as allow users to register shorter, more memorable online names, and provide names that are easier to type and display on mobile devices....

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 549 words · Lee Leonard

Authorized Users Vs Joint Accounts What S The Difference

What happens when you add an authorized user? If you already have a line of credit such as a credit card, adding someone as an authorized user is easy. Most of the time, you can add an authorized user to your credit account yourself with online account management tools. If not, you can call your card or credit issuer and ask them to add an authorized user for you. Either way, your authorized user will get their own credit card and access to your line of credit....

March 4, 2023 · 4 min · 769 words · Maria Day

Average Time To Fix High Severity Vulnerabilities Grows From 197 Days To 246 Days In 6 Months Report

The report, which is compiled monthly, covers window of exposure, vulnerability by class and time to fix. The latest report found that the window of exposure for applications has increased over the last six months while the top-5 vulnerability classes by prevalence remain constant, which the researchers behind the report said was a “systematic failure to address these well-known vulnerabilities.” According to NTT Application Security researchers, the time to fix vulnerabilities has dropped 3 days, from 205 days to 202 days....

March 4, 2023 · 3 min · 464 words · John Camara

Banks Are Moving Their Core Operations Into The Cloud At A Rapid Rate But New Tech Brings New Challenges

The research, which surveyed more than 1,300 leaders from the financial services industry across the globe, found that an overwhelming 83% of respondents said that their companies were deploying cloud technology as part of their primary computing infrastructures. In contrast, only 17% of organizations still rely primarily on on-premises services – and among those, respondents said that they planned to switch on average 40% of their workloads to the public cloud during the next year....

March 4, 2023 · 5 min · 853 words · Randall Meza