Huawei has launched a series of 5G and AI-based innovative energy solutions at World Energy Congress 2019,
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Android smartphones vulnerable to advanced SMS phishing attacks
Check Point Software Technologies revealed a security flaw in Samsung, Huawei, LG, Sony and other Android-smartphones that leaves users vulnerable to advanced phishing attacks.
Read MoreGlobal Ethernet switch and router market post solid 7.8 pc growth in Q1, 2019: IDC
The global Ethernet switch market (Layer 2/3) recorded $6.8 billion in revenue in the Q1, 2019 – a 7.8% increase Y-o-Y
Read MoreHuawei gets some respite from the Trump administration
the Trump administration surprisingly has granted a 90-day temporary license to the Chinese technology giant Huawei on Monday
Read MoreMicrosoft overtakes IBM in ABI Research’s Blockchain-as-a-Service Competitive Assessment
Microsoft received the top spot followed closely by IBM, announced ABI Research, a market-foresight advisory firm providing strategic guidance on the most compelling transformative technologies.
Read MoreAI is changing the landscape of cybersecurity
“Signature-based systems are built around the concept of recognising and blocking the exploit and may require a new signature for each variant. The signature-based system doesn’t fix the underlying weakness, though it could shield it for a while,” said Ron Davidson, CTO – Skybox Security. AI is oftern confused with automation, but they are separate, distinct solutions to a common problem
Read MoreKaspersky Lab and Huawei join hands for cloud security
The cooperation will seamlessly integrate Kaspersky Lab’s security solutions with Huawei’s cloud computing solution, delivering a more comprehensive approach to security and building a more secure ecosystem while providing simplified management and superior performance to data centers and desktop cloud customers.
Read MorePoor router security is making Indians vulnerable to cyberattacks : Avast research
Bangalore: New research from Avast, the global leader in digital security, reveals that 32% of Indians have never logged into the web administration interface to change the factory login credentials. Another concerning finding is that nearly one fourth (23%) of Indians have logged into their router’s web administration interface, but continue to use the default login credentials their router came with. Only 44% of Indians have changed the login credentials of their router’s web administrative interface. Of those who logged into their router’s web administration interface, 65% surveyed have…
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