Keeping on top of the latest security threats could be about to get a whole lot easier thanks to a new release from Splunk.
At the company's .conf19 event in Las Vegas, the data analytics giant has announced the launch of Splunk Mission Control, a new end-to-end security service allowing insight into the entire threat lifecycle.
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A man from Texas has been sentenced to 145 months in federal prison after he hacked the Los Angeles Superior Court (LASC) computer system and used its servers to deliver some 2m malspam emails.
The man behind the hack, 33 year old Oriyomi Sadiq Aloba "was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, 15 counts of wire fraud, one
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Write comment (93 Comments)Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has tried to reassure sceptical US lawmakers over the safety of the social network's proposed digital currency Libra.
At a fractious hearing in Washington, members of Congress attacked plans for the payment system, warning it could be abused by criminals and terrorists.
Mr Zuckerberg was also
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Write comment (100 Comments)The TheIndianSubcontinent has made its international news website available via Tor, in a bid to thwart censorship attempts.
Tor is a privacy-focused web browser used to access pages on the dark web.
The browser can obscure who is using it and what data is being accessed, which can help people avoid government surveillance and censorship.
Countries
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Write comment (92 Comments)Vanishing faces, uncontrollably spinning wrestlers and disappearing referees are not what fans expected to see when they started up WWE 2K20.
The latest entry in the professional wrestling
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Write comment (100 Comments)Google says an advanced computer has achieved "quantum supremacy" for the first time, surpassing the performance of conventional devices.
The technology giant's Sycamore quantum processor was able to perform a specific task in 200 seconds that would take the world's best supercomputers 10,000 years to complete.
Scientists have
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