University of Michigan’s MORPHEUS Chip Encrypts 20 Times Per Second
The university’s hacker-resistant development changes code and seals off network vulnerabilities faster than ever.
Parasoft Jtest and dotTEST Show Software Security and Compliance Concerns in Real Time
Automated software testing company Parasoft announces the latest releases of Parasoft Jtest and dotTEST, their Java and .NET dev testing solutions, respectively. The solutions combine static analysis, security testing, unit testing, and code coverage analysis to help users maximize app quality and security while minimizing business risks. According to Parasoft, the updated releases (10.4.2) focus […]
DuckDuckGo CEO Attempts to Revive Do Not Track Standard
With the myriad of data scandals plaguing our news feeds over the past few years, a tech insider wants to take a stab at privacy legislation.
The Robot Takeover is In 10 Years – Here’s Why
Even though the use of robotics in automating processes is on its way, the technology still has years to go before it’s ready to fully take over human labor.
Warren the Lone Presidential Candidate Using Basic Email Security
Most of the 2020 presidential hopefuls—including the sitting president—are not properly securing their email addresses.
What Decision Makers Need to Know About the Telecos’ Data-Selling Scandal
Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile are facing unhappy customers after selling real-time location data to third party businesses.
Scientists Develop Plan for Carbon-Capturing Air Conditioning
Researchers in Germany and Canada collaborated on a plan to refit A/C units to capture harmful carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and convert it to something useful.
Chicago Magic Lounge AV System
The Chicago Magic Lounge is a boutique performance venue, giving audiences a unique, up-close Magic Show experience. It recently received a new AV system.
Week in Review: TAPs, Critical Infrastructure, Cryptographic Puzzles, etc.
This week, May 13th-17th, 2019: Test Access Points for visibility, critical infrastructure best practices, a 20-year-old cryptographic puzzle solves, and more.
Self-Taught Programmer Solves MIT’s 20-year-old Cryptographic Puzzle
Though it was supposed to take another 15 years for programmers to develop the technology that would solve the problem, a Belgian programmer is ahead of the curve.
