“Go figure out what that World Wide Web thing is.” Ironically, that was my first newspaper assignment. I’m still trying to untangle the infinite tunneling
Tag: information security
CloudFlare Wants to Make DDoS Attacks a Thing of the Past
DDoS attacks have been happening for ages. In recent years, they’ve increased in both frequency and impact. Whole swaths of the U.S. lost Internet connectivity
Why Python and C# can’t displace Java, C, or C++?
Although Java, C, and C++ have seen drops in language popularity, they once again remain atop the Tiobe language popularity index, which uses the number of
Google launches security features while report shows iOS threats outpacing Android
Google has cracked down on security with the launch of Play Protect and other new defense mechanisms while a report has been released which shows
Python slinks past C, Java and C++ to top IEEE 2017 language list
Python has topped the charts as the top programming language of 2017, according to the latest ranking from IEEE Spectrum. The language, which continues to
JavaScript for squares: The incredible rise of TypeScript
The web needed a freewheeling programming language like JavaScript, but now it’s time to set some rules. JavaScript may be the language of the web,
The road to Java 9: Modular Java finally gets OK’d
Modularity, a key but highly controversial feature of the upcoming Java 9 release, looks to be back on track with the Java community’s adoption of a
Hackers can now decrypt satellite phone calls(satellite communications) in ‘real time’ within a fraction of a second
Researchers have uncovered a new attack method that can make encryption used in satellite communications unsecure.
The marketing secrets of the most popular apps
The most successful and popular apps are engaging and well-designed, but that is not the only reason why they’re popular. The Angry Birds and Pokémon
Fireball Malware: Ticking Time Bomb or All Hot Air?
Researchers from Check Point Software discovered that more than 250 million Windows computers worldwide were infected, SecurityWeekreported. According to the company’s blog, Fireball malware is like “a