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Exynos Connect U100 is a chipset for short-range, broad-frequency solutions that require pinpoint tracking. Image: Arcansél/Adobe Stock Samsung’s Exynos Connect U100 is the company’s first chipset for ultra-wideband wireless solutions. This chipset, which was announced last week, includes hardware designed to offer extremely precise location and distance information within centimeters . . . Read more

In this quick tutorial, Jack Wallen shows you how to use container images to deploy and manage applications in TrueNAS. [embedded content] You might think of TrueNAS as only a network-attached storage solution, but it can do much more than that. For instance, TrueNAS has container management built right in. . . . Read more
20 Mar, 2023
Blockchain, cloud, Cryptocurrency, cryptojacking, Cybersecurity, dero, Docker, Innovation, Kubernetes, Monero, networking, Security, Security News
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Learn how this cryptocurrency campaign operates and its scope. Then, get tips on protecting vulnerable Kubernetes instances from this cybersecurity threat. Image: Pixabay The cybersecurity company CrowdStrike has observed the first-ever Dero cryptojacking campaign. The attack targets Kubernetes clusters that were accessible on the internet and allowed anonymous access to . . . Read more
20 Mar, 2023
cloud, Edge, edge computing, Microsoft, microsoft azure, networking, Open Source, Security, Security News, wordpress
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Learn about Microsoft’s WordPress on Azure App Service, as well as an interesting alternative from WP Engine. Image: Hugo Baeta Twenty years old this year, WordPress remains one of the most popular content management tools. Running a WordPress instance requires a web server and a database, an ideal combination for . . . Read more

Azure Monitor’s Change Analysis helps you troubleshoot problems quickly. Image: PhotoGranary/Adobe Stock Change management is key to running a mature IT organization. If problems arise, it’s important to know what’s changed in your environment so you can quickly diagnose failures and troubleshoot issues. A fix might be as simple as . . . Read more

What’s driving the growth of open source container orchestrator Kubernetes? A study by Pepperdata shows how companies are using K8s and the challenges they face in getting a handle on cloud costs. Image: LuckyStep/Adobe Stock With the rush to cloud enterprise comes increasing use of Kubernetes to get applications up . . . Read more
14 Mar, 2023
big tech, Edge, eu, european union, mobile world congress 2023, network operators, networking, regulations, Security News, Tech Industry, telecom, telecommunications
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Telecom and EU representatives at MWC 2023 increased pressure on American Big Tech companies to help with future-proofing expenses. Image: Pixabay Who foots the bill for a telecommunications network? In an ongoing attempt to answer the question, European Union telecommunications companies at Mobile World Congress 2023 pushed regulators to make . . . Read more

A new malware dubbed HiatusRAT infects routers to spy on its targets, mostly in Europe and in the U.S. Learn which router models are primarily targeted and how to protect from this security threat. Image: xiaoliangge/Adobe Stock As previously exposed, routers might be used by threat actors as efficient locations . . . Read more
09 Dec, 2020
COVID-19, D-Link, Digital Defense, firmware, Home routers, internet, networking, Pandemic, remote command execution, remote workers, Routers, security flaws, Security News, Vulnerabilities, Wireless, zero-day flaws
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Critical vulnerabilities discovered by Digital Defense can allow attackers to gain root access and take over devices running same firmware. Buggy firmware opens a number of D-Link VPN router models to zero-day attacks. The flaws, which lack a complete vendor fix, allow adversaries to launch root command injection attacks that . . . Read more