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Welcome to Cyber Security Today. This is the Week In Review edition for the week ending Friday March 12th. I’m Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com. In a few minutes I’ll talk with this week’s guest contributor, Terry Cutler of Cyology Labs. But first a look at three of the top news items from the last seven days: IT administrators continue patching their Microsoft Exchange Servers. It’s over a week since urgent updates were issued to cover four serious vulnerabilities called ProxyLogon. However, there’s evidence Exchange Server administrators are not working quickly: On Tuesday — a week after the first alert — Palo Alto Networks said web scans suggest 125,000 internet-connected Exchange servers around the world were still vulnerable, including 4,500 in Canada and 33,000 in the U.S. UPDATE: After this podcast was recorded Palo Alto Networks issued new figures. The number of unpatched servers detected by its Expanse platform had dropped Thursday to 2,700 in Canada and 20,000 in the U.S. One incident response firm here told me on Wednesday that it knows four Canadian organizations had been hacked shortly before Microsoft issued its patches. Among the victim organizations is Norway’s parliamentary email system. Security researchers from ESET think as many as 10 threat groups are taking advantage of vulnerable Exchange servers. Terry and I will talk about this crisis in a few minutes. Verkada is a cloud-based provider of video security for organizations that says its systems are secure by default. However, this week it suffered a major system compromise. According to Bloomberg News, a group of anti-surveillance activists say they accessed and captured live...
In this tutorial we will build a fun little tool for internal/personal usage that posts random tweets at pre-defined times with Laravel and the Twitter API. We will use some of Laravel 4’s powerful features such as Artisan commands, Eloquent ORM and some external packages to make creating an application to post tweets with Laravel 4 quick and easy! Our application will: To post random tweets with Laravel we will need the following: Setting up the project First things first, you will need to create an application in your Twitter developer console here. Next we need to get the Laravel 4 Twitter API wrapper. We also want to make our life a bit easier and get the Laravel 4 generators by Jeffrey Way which will allow us to automate the creation of our basic code and rapidly scaffold our Laravel 4 tweet poster. To do this, edit your composer.json file and add the packages. composer.json Next, run composer update to install these packages. Open your app.php config file and edit the file to be able to use the Twitter API wrapper and the Laravel 4 generators. app/config/app.php Now in order to be able to use the Twitter API we must fill out the config file of the Twitter API wrapper. In your terminal, run the command php Artisan config:publish thujohn/twitter in order to publish the configuration files to the application level (your app folder). You can now fill out the configuration file with your own Twitter API information: app/config/packages/thujohn/twitter/config.php Now that all of that is done there is one thing left to do to complete our configuration. Edit the app/config/database.php file with the information of...
In today’s age, anyone can be a musician, and I love that. It’s leveled out the playing field. You don’t need a studio to make music, you don’t need a label to fund your record, you don’t even really need a computer to produce a track – you can use a cassette recorder. There are ways of making it happen that didn’t exist before. It’s liberating to know that you can be creative, without necessarily making it a full-blown career. I’m Tyler Snell and I’m a developer at Madwire in Fort Collins, Colorado. I work with a team dedicated to helping small business owners compete by giving them access to cutting edge technology and marketing. My particular position involves working with multiple types of languages, frameworks, and libraries to consume data via APIs. I’ve always been fascinated by computers. Before development, they were a big part of my life in creating and recording music, DJing, and gaming. While being a developer requires quite a bit of technical skill, I find it to be creatively satisfying. Development scratches my problem-solving and creative itch. I find joy in both the creative and technical sides of the job, in much the same way as I approach my musical interests. When I’m not working, I produce music; synthesis has been a long-time passion of mine, and I’ve also been a DJ for 20 years and currently throw a dance party on the last Saturday of every month in Denver with two of my closest friends. It’s nearly four years old and we’re still going strong! Nerd alert – I also run a role-playing...
For decades, discovering novel antibiotics meant digging through the same patch of dirt. Biologists spent countless hours screening soil-dwelling microbes for properties known to kill harmful bacteria. But as superbugs resistant to existing antibiotics have spread widely, breakthroughs were becoming as rare as new places to dig. Now, artificial intelligence is giving scientists a reason to dramatically expand their search into databases of molecules that look nothing like existing antibiotics. A study published Thursday in the journal Cell describes how researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology used machine learning to identify a molecule that appears capable of countering some of the world’s most formidable pathogens. advertisement When tested in mice, the molecule, dubbed halicin, effectively treated the gastrointestinal bug Clostridium difficile (C. diff), a common killer of hospitalized patients, and another type of drug-resistant bacteria that often causes infections in the blood, urinary tract, and lungs. The most surprising feature of the molecule? It is structurally distinct from existing antibiotics, the researchers said. It was found in a drug-repurposing database where it was initially identified as a possible treatment for diabetes, a feat that showcases the power of machine learning to support discovery efforts. Sign up for STAT Health Tech Your weekly guide to how tech is transforming health care and life sciences. Please enter a valid email address. “Now we’re finding leads among chemical structures that in the past we wouldn’t have even hallucinated that those could be an antibiotic,” said Nigam Shah, professor of biomedical informatics at Stanford University. “It greatly expands the search space into dimensions we never knew existed.” Shah, who was not involved...
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