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Paul Allen passed away
Paul Allen, one of the Microsoft founders, passed away at age 65. The sad news from the IT world was commented by, besides Microsoft, heads of Google, Apple and other technology giants. Let us add that Paul Allen was not only a significant innovator, but also a philanthropist, researcher and great sports fan who owned several sports clubs. R.I.P. More information
Twitter maybe stalks
Another shock for Twitter. The Irish Commission has decided to investigate Twitter because of the t.co service, which allowed to track the users position. It is all the more interesting, because Twitter management refused to show tracked data within GDPR. More information
The first root key was changed
The long-awaited change of root zone key DNSSEC was done exactly as scheduled. By this step, the transition from key 19036 from 2010 to the new key 20326 from last year has been completed. A preparation work on this transition has taken place since last year, thus everything should be okay now. More information
Security news
MikroTik again…
Hackers from Tenable Research combined vulnerability, which allow to read files via Winbox with several others, and the output was many new vulnerabilities. More information
California doesn´t want weak passwords
A new law has passed in California state, ordering device manufacturers to don´t set weak passwords in their default configuration. No more “password” or “admin”. With regard to the headquarters of most US technology companies, it could have a truly global impact. More information
News from Coolhousing
New dedicated server offer
Coolhousing Datacenter comes with a brand new offer of HPE and SuperMicro dedicated servers. If you look for mailserver, storage or performed server for virtualization, dedicated servers from Coolhousing will entirely satisfied your demand. More information
Author: Jirka Dvořák
