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November 19, 2021 Qualys on cyber challenges: still to patch is no fair match
Qualys, Inc. staged its QSC 2021 conference in Las Vegas from November 15 to 18 and the Computer Weekly Developer Network was tuned in from the ‘get-go’ to listen to what the cloud-based IT, security and compliance solutions company is tabling next. In a slightly unusually format, Qualys president and CEO Sumedh Thakar gave way to a guest speaker for the […]
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November 15, 2021 3 Reasons Why Students Should Learn to Build a Computer
Do you have students in your classroom that want to build personal computers or PCs? Are they more interested in playing computer games all day long in the classroom? Understandably, you may have some reservations at first. You won’t find a decent teacher that wants their students playing video games all day. And yet, the process […]
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November 13, 2021 BLOG TYBCOM Computer Classes in Mumbai
Brainpoint.net covers all college-based Syllabus T.Y.B.Com Computers new syllabus introduced by the University of Mumbai at the T.Y.B.Com Level. Our classes in mumbai at grant road cover all the important programs topics like MySQL, Excel, and Visual Basic etc. Our teaching method has made it simple and easy to understand with a practical approach. Graphic […]
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November 8, 2021 Solidarity through mentoring: One key to ensure social and economic reconstruction
This is one of 38 winning blogs from the 2021 Blog4Dev competition, the World Bank Africa annual writing contest, inviting young people to weigh in on a topic critical to their country’s economic development. Blog4Dev winners responded to the question: How can young people work with their governments and civil society organizations to respond to […]
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November 2, 2021 Facebook just rebranded as Meta, but privacy will still be its biggest hurdle
‘Facebook Connect 2021’ event, Facebook announced an ambitious vision for a connected utopia: one that seamlessly links the virtual world to the physical, bringing together geographically separated people into the same virtual space – whether through world-building games, collaborative workplaces or in a virtual home. It’s all part of its grand plans to build the metaverse – […]
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June 1, 2020 Computers, documents gutted at Panjab University’s botany department
A minor fire broke out at Panjab University’s botany department on Saturday. The incident was reported at around 4.30pm after a security guard found smoke billowing out from an office room of the department. The fire was controlled after that. Ashwani Koul, PU’s chief of university security, said, “We had called the fire service but […]
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May 19, 2020 Quantum Computers Challenge Blockchain’s Invincibility: What To Do Now
Timelines for the emergence of quantum computers may be fuzzy, but the threat they pose to the vaunted security of blockchain technology is profoundly real. Originally popular as fail-safe security for bitcoin enthusiasts, blockchain is making inroads across numerous industries, most notably as a track and trace tool proving the provenance of goods across vast […]
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May 16, 2020 How to Set Up Mail on Your Windows 10 Computer
Using the Mail app on your computer can be a lot more convenient than logging into a website like Gmail. There are a number of benefits—including the biggest, being able to access your downloaded email whenever you’re lacking an internet connection. If you’ve just made the switch to Windows, or have just finally decided it’s […]
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May 15, 2020 World’s 1st Coronavirus Computer Game Teaches Children Social Distancing
London: A university professor has launched a computer game called “Can You Save the World?” to help children understand how social distancing can save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. Richard Wiseman said he came up with the idea for what is thought to be the world’s first COVID-19 computer game after going for a walk […]
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May 11, 2020 Millions of PCs vulnerable to security flaw in Intel’s Thunderbolt ports
NEW DELHI: Security researcher Björn Ruytenberg has found a flaw in the security protocols of Intel’s Thunderbolt ports for laptops, which can allow an attacker to bypass login screens of a Windows or Linux-based computer. The Thunderbolt port is found in millions of laptops and PCs worldwide and allows fast data transfer speeds from external […]
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February 12, 2020 Apple’s OSX computers now being hit with twice as much malware as PCs
As Apple’s desktop market share has increased, cybercriminals have taken notice, and Macs are now getting hit with nearly twice the malware attacks that PCs are – just in less harmful categories GaudiLab/Depositphotos VIEW 3 IMAGES Mac laptops and desktops running OSX have a reputation as being virus- and malware-free, but as Apple’s market share […]
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February 2, 2020 Fire guts computers, documents at IOB branch in Kerala, losses pegged at Rs 50 lakh
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A major fire broke out at the Indian Overseas Bank branch located at Ulloor here on Saturday morning, triggering panic among local shop owners and residents. The fire gutted many important files, electronic equipment, computers and wooden furniture in the office. No casualties have been reported as the branch had declared a holiday due to a […]
