Fake Fingerprints Show Vulnerabilities in Security Measures
A group of researchers at NYU developed artificial fingerprints that were able to closely match real ones, demonstrating a possible weakness in fingerprint security methods.
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The Next Biggest Obstacles to Completing SapceX’s Satellite Constellation
Even though the FCC is helping SpaceX move along with its network constellation, policymakers are up against competitors and space debris.
Wind and Solar Energy Becoming More Cost-Effective Than Coal
As the coal industry experiences a steep decline, renewable options like wind and solar prove not only to be a cleaner way of powering countries like the US, but also a cheaper one.
Software Is Helping Businesses Dominate in their Industries – Here’s How
Researchers have found that using software strategically can help businesses grow, and stay successful.
Report Finds Issues With Microsoft Data Collection and Storage
A report commissioned by the Dutch government found that Microsoft has been collecting and storing individual users’ data without their knowledge.
Who Got Hacked This Week? November 30 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, November 30, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
NEC ALP (Analytics Learning Platform) Uses Big Data to Optimize Your Digital Signage
The Holy Grail when it comes to maximizing return on investment (ROI) for digital signage is being able to put the most appropriate and impactful content in front of your audience when they’re in front of the digital sign. That is precisely what NEC ALP (Analytics Learning Platform) makes it easy for customers to do. During the […]
Internet of Things Security Market Worth $9.88 Billion by 2025
The cloud, big data and Internet of Things is driving demand for better network security.
The U.S. Government Installing Cameras in Streetlights
Despite privacy issues, organizations under the U.S. government are having cameras and other surveillance solutions installed into streetlights and other road items.
Study Finds Low Trust Rates for Major Technology Brands
A recent study conducted by Fortune found Facebook to fall well below other major technology companies regarding their ability to protect their users’ privacy.
