Photo Credit: Getty Images Companies and businesses currently leveraging =LinkedIn will be pleased to know that there are several options moving forward that will allow users to retargeting and scale campaign more efficiently. This month, LinkedIn’s Campaign Manager feature will provide users with tools and features to redirect campaigns based off video view, as well… Read more »
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Microsoft Sacks Dozens of Employees to Be Replaced By Artificial Intelligence
Almost 30 journalists have been laid off this week after Microsoft announced that it will soon be implementing A.I. Software (aka Artificial intelligence) to replace journalists. Microsoft believes it will no longer need to employ people for editing, research, and choosing articles for their pages as the data collected by AI software has been able… Read more »
Over 100,000 Cameras Reported to Have a Security Flaw Allowing Hackers Access to Live Footage
Do you have a camera within your organization? Recent reports currently released show that certain brands of wireless cameras feature a security flaw that allows the opportunity for hackers to access people’s home network. Although the connected cameras are meant to issue a sense of security for its owners, it opens the door for malicious… Read more »
How One Security Flaw Can Cost Your Business 150,000 Dollars
Photo Credit: TechSpot A small Kentucky business recently found themselves to be victims of a ransomware attack, resulting in their having to pay $150,000 to regain control of their data. The company, which is only made up of 8 computers, simultaneously received messages on their screens saying that the hacker group had control of their… Read more »
What is Zoom’s New Announcement, and Why Does It Matter to Your Business?
Photo Credit by Inavate Zoom announced this past week that those who use the video platform for free will no longer have encrypted calls and that this new change will be happening soon. According to the company, the reason for the change is the company is wanting to comply and work with local law enforcement… Read more »
Companies Looking For New Hires are Being Targeted by Phishing Scams Now More Than Ever
Photo Credit: Getty Images Researches at Check Point have recently discovered that in May 2020, nearly 250 domains were registered with the word “employment” inside. They found that 7% of the domains were found to be malicious and 9% were suspected to be as well. They also found that these malicious files being a fake… Read more »
Google and Apple Officially Launch Their Covid-19 Tracking App
AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, File Google and Apple have announced that the coronavirus tracking tools they were developing have officially launched. They have also announced that 22 countries, including the US, have requested to receive access to its exposure collaboration. The coronavirus has already infected more than 5 million people globallyand governments are desperate to enquire… Read more »
Elexon’s Cyber-Attack Leaves Businesses Wondering If They are Safe
A UK power grid company has been rumored to have suffered a ransomware attack, although electricity supply for their customers did not seem to have been affected. Elexon administrates a crucial part of the power supply chain, known as the Balancing and Settlement Code (BSC), which includes the country’s suppliers, generators, distributors, traders, and energy… Read more »
Your Face Mask Selfie Might Have Been Collected for The Future of Facial recognition Technology
Photo credit: Getty images It turns out the selfies you are taking with your facemask on are not just being seen by your family and friends, but researchers are collecting them as well to improve their facial recognition algorithms. A recent report shows that thousands of face-masked selfies are currently present in public data sets… Read more »
Zoom May Be Replaced By This New Video-Conferencing Interface
Picture courtesy of Argodesign As millions of people begin to work from home, it is not surprising that the Zoom application received a spike in sales as the global world turned to it for videoconferencing – although a bumpy road. But is Zoom and other applications like it really good for us? A design firm… Read more »