AWS WorkSpaces Client Security Update

Amazon has pinpointed a concern in its WorkSpaces Windows Client versions 5.9.0 and 5.10.0 where connection debug logs were unintentionally stored on the user’s device. If a username or password contained a backslash () or double quotes (“), they might be logged. The issue is fixed in versions 5.11.0 and 5.12.0, with the latter also erasing prior problematic… Read More »

Amazon’s New Passkey Feature

Amazon has introduced a passkey feature, aligning itself with the ongoing trend of passwordless security. Users can now employ biometric verifications like face scans or fingerprints for login purposes on Amazon’s website. This system significantly enhances security since hackers would need physical access to a user’s device to breach their accounts.

What is Centralized Logging ?

In today’s complex IT landscapes, the ability to trace, diagnose, and understand system behaviors across a multitude of services is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity. Centralized logging emerges as one of the most effective solutions to this challenge. But what is centralized logging, and why is it so crucial?

Penetration Testing: An Essential Pillar of Cybersecurity

The digital age has blessed us with unprecedented connectivity, bringing a world of information and services to our fingertips. Yet, as with all advancements, it also brings challenges. One of the most significant challenges in our hyper-connected world is ensuring digital security. Enter the realm of penetration testing, an essential pillar of the vast field of cybersecurity.

Understanding and Using the DPI Button on Your Mouse

In the world of computer peripherals, a mouse plays a vital role in navigation, gaming, design, and many other computer-related tasks. One feature that many modern mice have, which often confuses new users, is the “DPI button.” In this blog post, we will unravel the mystery behind this button, its function, and how to use it effectively.

Amazon’s Robotic Vision: The Balance of Technology and Humanity

Amazon is dabbling with a robot named Digit to streamline mundane tasks in its warehouses. Produced by the Oregon start-up Agility Robotics and funded by Amazon, this 5ft 9in (175cm) humanoid bot can move in various directions, crouch, and lift up to 35lb (16kg). Its initial role? Relocating empty tote boxes.