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The Uno platform is another option for Silverlight and there is a migration guide. Why not just forget Silverlight, though? Given that some migration work is likely needed, would it not make more sense to port to a full HTML and JavaScript application, or to use Microsoft's official Blazor solution? NET developers who believe that Silverlight was the best platform ever for developing line-of-business LOB applications," said the press release.
Over a decade after Microsoft's "strategy shifted" there are those who do not want to let it go. However, we found that the Showcase does not work properly on an iPad. Maybe by the time of "full release" it will. On Monday, a group representing workers at Amazon's warehouses on Staten Island, New York, electronically delivered a petition with at least 2, signatures to America's National Labor Relations Board in an effort to demonstrate there's enough employee support to hold a vote on whether to unionize.
The board did not yet have a count of the signatures in the petition but the National Labor Relations Act of NLRA requires at least 30 per cent of the workers who would be represented by the proposed union to ask the NLRB to oversee an election.
With Amazon's Staten Island workforce estimated to be around 7,, about 2, people would need to support the petition to hold a unionization vote. To establish a union, at least half the workforce will need to vote in favor. The package, which is fetched nearly eight million times a week, is used by software to extract information about users' browsers, operating systems, and host hardware from their clients' user-agent strings.
It's useful for web apps to predict or figure out the devices connecting to them. The NPM account hosting it was seemingly compromised by miscreants, who modified the package so that when installed, it would bring in various bits of malware on whatever system was running the code. Prosecutors said Kyriakos 'Rick' Kapiris, 35, of Northborough, Massachusetts, was indicted on two counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering. Interview As Apple's devices continue to find favour with enterprise users, the fortress that is Windows appears to be under attack in the corporate world.
Jamf specialises in device management and authentication, and has long been associated with managing Apple hardware in business and education environments. In recent years it has begun connecting its products with services such as Microsoft's Azure Active Directory as administrators face up to a hybrid working future. Sponsored The Colonial Pipeline attack earlier this year showed just how devastating a ransomware attack is when it is targeted at critical infrastructure.
It also illustrated how traditional security techniques are increasingly struggling to keep pace with determined cyber attackers, whether their aim is exfiltrating data, extorting organisations, or simply causing chaos.
Or, indeed an unpleasant combination of all three. So, what are your options? Hurling online abuse at ransomware gangs may have contributed to a hardline policy of dumping victims' data online, according to counter-ransomware company Emsisoft.
Earlier this month, the Conti ransomware gang declared it would publish victims' data and break off ransom negotiations if anyone other than "respected journalist and researcher personalities" [sic] dared publish snippets of ransomware negotiations, amid a general hardening of attitudes among ransomware gangs.
Typically these conversation snippets make it into the public domain because curious people log into ransomware negotiation portals hosted by the criminals. The BlackMatter aka DarkSide gang's portal credentials detailed in a ransom note became exposed to the wider world, however, and the resulting wave of furious abuse hurled at the crims prompted them to pull up the virtual drawbridge.
Regarded by some as the cockroach of the computing world, in part due to its refusal to die despite the best efforts of Microsoft, XP found its way into the hands of customers on 25 October and sought to undo the mess wrought upon the public by 's Windows Millennium Edition ME.
It also upped the hardware requirements on its preceding consumer OS. It all seems rather quaint now, but could be a painful jump back in the day. Britain's competition watchdog is launching a full blown probe into whether Motorola Solutions is abusing its position as the sole provider of an emergency service network by holding up the replacement project.
In early July, the Competition and Markets Authority CMA said it was consulting on whether to take a deeper dive into the TETRA mobile radio network, run by Airwave itself owned by Motorola , which currently delivers comms to support police, ambulance and fire rescue services. Intel Labs has big plans for a software tool called ControlFlag that uses artificial intelligence to scan through code and pick out errors.
One of those goals, perhaps way out in the future, is to bake it into chip packages as a last line of defense against faulty code. This could make the information flow on communications channels safer and efficient. But that's a big "if," and contingent to many things falling in place. Last week Intel open-sourced the tool — dubbed ControlFlag — to software developers.
The software pores over lines of code and points out errors that developers can then fix. Russia's Nobelium group — fingered as being a Russian state actor by both the United States and Britain — has massively ramped up phishing and password spraying attempts against managed service providers MSPs and cloud resellers, Microsoft's security arm has warned.
The Windows maker said the group's targeted attacks against "resellers and other technology service providers that customize, deploy and manage cloud services and other technologies on behalf of their customers" had trebled over the past three months. Nobelium has been linked by Microsoft and others as the organisation behind the infamous SolarWinds supply chain compromise , and linked to Russia's foreign intelligence SVR.
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