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Fedora 32 is now available + Download link

The latest version of Fedora Workstation, Fedora Server, and Fedora CoreOS brings new features. Fedora 32 is now available to download. Desktop version Fedora Workstation features GNOME 3.36 which includes plenty of improvements. In Fedora Workstation, EarlyOOM service is enabled by default to improve the user experience in low-memory situations. Fedora Server brings the latest...

Datadog launches Security Monitoring

Datadog announced a new product that breaks down silos between security, developers, and operations teams. Datadog‘s new product, Security Monitoring, extends its monitoring and analytics platform to security engineers in addition to developers and IT operations teams. Datadog’s Security Monitoring combines and analyzes traditional security signals with performance and environment data from applications to provide...

Zoom is now more secure

Zoom, the popular video-conference app, strengthens its security with the new update. Zoom’s latest update brings encryption standards a little bit higher and providing better security and privacy options for call administrators. As many white-collar workers are working from home, these unfamiliar times for most of them brought their own tools with it. Zoom, the...

Top 7 ways to use your own VPS and Cloud

Here are some ideas if you have some extra space on a Virtual Private Server that may save you money or improve productivity. Virtual Private Servers, or VPS for short, can be used in many different ways. Some of them might let you save money, improve productivity or security or just have fun with your...

Data of 600,000 Email.it’s users are selling on the Dark Web

Italian email service provider Email.it has confirmed that they suffered a cyber-attack that saw the data of over 600,000 users put up for sale on the dark web. Email.it has admitted the cyber-attack, with the words, “Unfortunately, we must confirm that we have suffered a hacker attack.” The NN Hacking Group has attacked to steal...

Google has banned Zoom for its employees

Google has banned popular video conferencing app Zoom, from its employees’s devices due to security concerns. The number of Zoom users has increased but after the vulnerability news about Zoom, some organizations and companies began to ban the popular videoconferencing app. It is reported that the number of daily users has reached to 200 million...