Hackers target Winter Olympics with new custom-built fileless malware

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ZDNet Tech Today - UK January 8, 2018

Hackers target Winter Olympics with new custom-built fileless malware Researchers have uncovered a campaign targeting organisations involved with next month's Games in South Korea, with the aim of controlling infected machines. READ FULL STORY Windows Meltdown-Spectre update: Now some AMD PC owners post crash reports READ FULL STORY Windows 10 2-in-1? HP unveils Intel Core i version of its Qualcomm Envy x2 READ FULL STORY Welcome to CES 2018 also known as Microsoft Cortana's funeral READ FULL STORY CES 2018: Garmin Speak Plus announced with dash cam and Amazon Alexa integration READ FULL STORY Faster Application Troubleshooting with the PerfStack Dashboard Downloads from SolarWinds 1. Cloud computing explained Got questions about the cloud? Find everything you need to know about cloud computing in one place. More ZDNet innovation stories › 2. Ransomware: Here's what you need to know Find out everything you need to know about ransomware in this handy ZDNet guide. More ZDNet security stories › Could your Apple Watch save your life? How smartwatch sensors could help tackle a dangerous heart condition A collaboration between Cupertino and Stanford University's medical school is aiming to conduct what could be the biggest research study into atrial fibrillation. READ FULL STORY Business Printing Selection Guide White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More Product Guide- HP PageWide Enterprise Color White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More The Computer Show Series Videos from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Watch Now Technical white paper- PageWide and the impact of printing White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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3 big trends for the pros to watch at CES 2018

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ZDNet Insights January 8, 2018

3 big trends for the pros to watch at CES 2018 While the crowds ogle big TVs at CES, we'll be digging into the stories on how AI, big data, and IoT are going to power the next round of digital transformation. READ FULL STORY Windows 10 2-in-1? HP unveils Intel Core i version of its Qualcomm Envy x2 READ FULL STORY Hackers target Winter Olympics with new custom-built fileless malware READ FULL STORY Faster Application Troubleshooting with the PerfStack Dashboard Downloads from SolarWinds 1. Cloud computing explained Got questions about the cloud? Find everything you need to know about cloud computing in one place. More ZDNet innovation stories › 2. Ransomware: Here's what you need to know Find out everything you need to know about ransomware in this handy ZDNet guide. More ZDNet security stories › Could your Apple Watch save your life? How smartwatch sensors could help tackle a dangerous heart condition A collaboration between Cupertino and Stanford University's medical school is aiming to conduct what could be the biggest research study into atrial fibrillation. READ FULL STORY Technical white paper- PageWide and the impact of printing White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More Product Guide- HP PageWide Enterprise Color White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More Business Printing Selection Guide White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More The Computer Show Series Videos from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Watch Now

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