Dozens of companies around the world record the movements of millions of people using cell phones. These companies store information on files. In cities, people are tracked in almost every district and regardless of where they live in houses, mobile homes. We live in the most advanced surveillance world. It was not created deliberately. This was built against technological progress and the motive of concrete profit.
Warning: New vulnerability found in Ubuntu.
https://linuxsecurity.com/advisories/ubuntu/ubuntu-4224-1-django-vulnerability-20-34-40
The premiere of the IBM 5150 PC took place on August 12, 1981 and up to the present day the standard for the production of a personal computer. The whole idea was that engineers use publicly available parts instead of producing their own. IBM was equipped with an Intel 8088 processor with a speed of 4.77 MHz, ram memory with a capacity of 16 Kb, which could be expanded to 640 Kb. His monitor had a resolution of 80 x 24 characters. The data was stored on 5.25-inch diskettes with a capacity of 160 Kb, it operated under the control of the Microsoft operating system IBM PC-DOS v. 1.0. The cost of 2.5 thousand dollars. The machine was ready in just a year.
Since the work on artificial intelligence began to show itself to the public, most people ask themselves whether this is the right direction or the wrong. Fears that robots will destroy us are only the result of a lack of real knowledge. First of all, man creates the machine. Secondly, only man can understand intentions and meaning – the machine cannot. Thirdly, robots don’t have a sense of self and self-interest.
One in three Americans is hacked every 39 seconds. Companies around the world will invent and implement cybersecurity tools to repel attacks. Despite, many improvements, cybercriminals work tirelessly and are looking for ways to bypass and infect our software and hardware.
LifeLabs, a well-known Canadian provider of laboratory diagnostics services, said they paid hackers for recovering stolen data. Hackers violated the system with company data and obtained information on over 15 million customers.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/lifelabs-pays-hackers-to-recover-data-of-15-million-customers/
Christmas is coming. However, after recent events at Hackensack Meridian Health, The government computer network in New Orleans or LifeLabs in Canada, we may feel insecure. This beautiful time can turn out to be very stressful when there are a lot of headlines about consumer threats of malicious websites, phishing, malicious software or cyber attack that causes the loss of our valuable information. Let’s try to survive these holidays in peace and without attacks. Here are some tips that you should read to feel safe and repel the attack of those parasites feeding on us.
To strengthen the security of your business, you must first take responsibility for protecting your data. In a critical situation for a company, it is very important to have a well-defined data backup plan.
https://www.techradar.com/news/data-backup-has-never-been-more-important
Malicious software and hacking are a major problem for the financial department, and aggravating costs are still rising. Companies specializing in financial services must deal with breaches and security strategies and protect their data.
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2019/12/17/data-breaches-financial-services/