By Byron V. Acohido Just hours before it was set to expire on April 16, the federal contract funding MITRE’s stewardship of the CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) program was given a temporary extension by CISA. Related: Brian Krebs’ take on MITRE funding expiring This averted an immediate shutdown, but it didn’t solve the underlying … Read more
Agents using debugging tools drastically outperformed those that didn’t, but their success rate still wasn’t high enough. Credit: Microsoft Research This approach is much more successful than relying on the models as they’re usually used, but when your best case is a 48.4 percent success rate, you’re not ready for primetime. The limitations are likely … Read more
Photo by RDNE Stock of Pexels When most people picture post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they imagine nightmares, flashbacks, panic attacks, or visible emotional breakdowns. The media often portrays it as dramatic, disruptive, and unmistakably intense. But PTSD doesn’t always make a loud entrance. Sometimes, it walks in quietly, with a smile, and presents itself as … Read more
$70 was a common price for N64 software, and that was in 1997 dollars! $70 was a common price for N64 software, and that was in 1997 dollars! Hughes Johnson By 2008, top-end disc-based prices had settled to the current standard of $59.99. By 2008, top-end disc-based prices had settled to the current standard of … Read more
By Mary Sams, Senior Research Analyst, Triple-I Personal cyber risk – historically viewed as synonymous with “identity theft” – has evolved with the rise of internet-connected devices in the home. These devices can open the door to malware that can seize control of a homeowner’s data and expose them to extortion and other threats. Phishing … Read more