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It's a simple idea, yet a big one: a smart glove that tracks sign language gestures with bend sensors on the fingers and a gyroscope at the base then either reads out the sentence or shows the text on a display. That's exactly what Hadeel Ayoub, a PhD researcher in assistive technology at Goldsmiths' department…
BrightSign & Re.Voice Exhibiting at TechXLR8 during London Tech Week
Use E-Cigarettes to hack computers? Apparently so!. Its amazing what hackers are able todo today. Its not enough the different methods they use to breach security, such as DDoS attack, ransomware, phishing, virus, l, keyloggers etc. They are now using modified e-cigarettes to hack computers. Security researcher Ross Bevington had a presentation at BSides London that showcased an e-cigarette attacking a computer by deceiving it to believe that it was a keyboard. It also was able to havk the computer by interfering with its network traffic. Could the days of smoking a e-cigarette my desk done 😱😱 #techblogger #technology #geek #Instatech #Digital #online #software #microsoft #data #ITnews #LondonTechWeek
Microsoft warns Exchange users not to install .Net Framework 4.7 The company released .Net 4.7 as part of the windows 10 "Creators Update", it was built to be an upgrade to the 4.x series of the framework, and to run side by side with the 3.x versions. Exchange currently supports .Net Framework 4.6, but any administrators that have installed the latest version of the framework in their exchange environment will need to roll using the "Exchange Server Supportability Matrix" article from Microsoft... #techblogger #technology #geek #Instatech #Digital #online #software #microsoft #data #ITnews #LondonTechWeek
Microsoft to Disable SMBv1 on Windows OS SMBv1 is a file sharing protocol developed by Microsoft in the early 90's will be disabled this coming fall for all versions of windows, due to how easy it is to exploit; case in point, the damage caused by the WannaCry ransomware. Microsoft says this was something they've wanted to do for at least 5 years #techblogger #technology #geek #Instatech #Digital #online #software #microsoft #data #ITnews #LondonTechWeek
Microsoft to Disable SMBv1 on Windows OS SMBv1 is a file sharing protocol developed by Microsoft in the early 90's will be disabled this coming fall for all versions of windows, due to how easy it is to exploit; case in point, the damage caused by the WannaCry ransomware. Microsoft says this was something they've wanted to do for at least 5 years #techblogger #technology #geek #Instatech #Digital #online #software #microsoft #data #ITnews #LondonTechWeek
Microsoft to Disable SMBv1 on Windows OS SMBv1 is a file sharing protocol developed by Microsoft in the early 90's will be disabled this coming fall for all versions of windows, due to how easy it is to exploit; case in point, the damage caused by the WannaCry ransomware. Microsoft says this was something they've wanted to do for at least 5 years #techblogger #technology #geek #Instatech #Digital #online #software #microsoft #data #ITnews #LondonTechWeek