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Mozilla fixes bugs, improves privacy in latest Firefox release
Mozilla rolled out version 67 of its Firefox browser this week, fixing some security bugs and introducing a host of privacy features.
4 ways in which digitalization improves material handling business
In tomorrow’s work life, machines will take on an increasing role in the management’s decision making. Machines become open, communicative and effective deliverers of information and they will have an important role for the whole organization. Tuomas Martinkallio, Service and Read more
How the Internet of Things will affect security & privacy
If everything is connected to the internet, is everything vulnerable? BI explores the security and privacy concerns of IoT.
Before I Can Fix This Tractor, We Have to Fix Copyright Law
How many people does it take to fix a tractor? A year ago, I would have said it took just one person. One person with a broken tractor, a free afternoo ...
The Bug in Production: What You Don't Know Can
Many organizations that develop software and services, don't adequately test for bugs, which could lead to errors that bring down the service altogether.
How to bounce back after a bug
Why Two-Factor Authentication Can Help Keep Your Data Safe
Hospitals can choose from several options to improve digital privacy, protection and compliance.
How to Sweep For Bugs and Hidden Cameras
To keep them from listening in, take a very good look around you. And then bust out the tools.
A Paranoid Guide to Fighting the ‘Bugging Epidemic’
With surveillance gear cheaper and easier to use, security experts say checking your environment for cameras and microphones is not a crazy idea.
How Does a VPN Help You Protect Your Privacy?
It's probably come to your attention that Virtual Private Networks or VPNs are gaining ground as the new guarantors of consumer privacy and data security. But you may not be aware of how it is exactly that a VPN can help maintain your privacy. This article takes a closer look and offers some tips.
To distribute or not to distribute? Why licensing bugs matter
To distribute or not to distribute? Why licensing bugs matter Vendome et al., ICSE’18 Software licensing can quickly get quite complicated, with over 100 known open source licenses out there,…
Why adding bugs to software can make it safer
Filling code with benign bugs overwhelms malicious attackers looking for more serious errors, cybersecurity researchers say.
5 reasons why software bugs still plague us
With the time and expense spent locking down code, most popular programs should be bulletproof -- yet hackers find a way
A bot disguised as a human software developer fixes bugs
The automated programmer, called Repairnator, wrote patches good enough to fool actual human engineers.
Privacy and Security Guide released by ONC
Tips to keep in mind. It's a floor, not a ceiling.
Inexpensive Fixes That Improve Your Home’s Security
Affordable Ways to Safeguard Your Home: Improve your home security by checking out these affordable tips and projects.
Google: Software is never going to be able to fix Spectre-type bugs
Researchers also devise a Spectre-like attack with no known mitigation.
Fixing a critical bug in IT takes coordination and patience
It's the IT team's job to resolve critical bugs -- so plan ahead and collaborate accordingly, because you never know when one will hit.
How to fix a bug in open source software
Triaging bugs is a necessary skill for any open source maintainers, whether they're working on a newly-minted library or helping out with a 10 year-old framework.
The Worst Bugs in OS X Yosemite and How to Fix Them
There's a lot to like about OS X Yosemite, Apple's brand-new, super-powerful operating system of the future, but a quick glance around the software's official support forums shows that not all users are having a trouble-free experience. If you're struggling with strange bugs and quirks in Yosemite then these are the fixes you can try.
