:::: MENU ::::

Howk IT-Dienstleistungen

Howk IT Services – Howk IT-Dienstleistungen

Posts Categorized / Hi Tech

  • Feb 10 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Epic Games Utilizes Clever Fortnite Marketing To Thwart Apex Legends Insurgency

Epic Games Utilizes Clever Fortnite Marketing To Thwart Apex Legends Insurgency
In the world of video games, there is always something new in the works to challenge the dominant player in any genre. Such was the case for PUBG when Fortnite first hit the scene, taking the vast majority of battle royale players with it. Fortnite now has new competition for players with Apex Legends having launched as a surprise to most,

  • Feb 10 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Longer iPhone Upgrade Cycle Is Now One Of Apple’s Biggest Self-Induced Problems

Longer iPhone Upgrade Cycle Is Now One Of Apple’s Biggest Self-Induced Problems
Apple is facing a tough road to get iPhone fans to upgrade their devices regularly as in years past. Slowing sales and upgrade rates aren’t just an Apple problem; most smartphone makers see the same issues as users are holding onto devices as retail prices climb and feature updates between models are incremental at best. Analyst Toni Sacconaghi

  • Feb 10 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Xiaomi Patent Details Stunning Phone Design With 4-Sided Edge Display

Xiaomi Patent Details Stunning Phone Design With 4-Sided Edge Display
With the smartphone market becoming saturated with competent devices that can easily meet the needs of most consumers, OEMs are looking for new innovations to attract sales. We’ve seen larger edge-to-edge displays, in-display fingerprint readers, and an increasing number of cameras (both front- and rear-facing).

A newly uncovered Xiaomi

  • Feb 10 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Security Researchers Discover New Bleichenbacher TLS 1.3 Encryption Threat Vector

Security Researchers Discover New Bleichenbacher TLS 1.3 Encryption Threat Vector
Is your data secure? Researchers recently discovered a new variation of the Bleichenbacher oracle attack that could threaten TLS 1.3 encryption. Seven researchers discovered that OpenSSL, Amazon s2n, MbedTLS, Apple CoreTLS, Mozilla NSS, WolfSSL, and GnuTLS utilized TLS protocols vulnerable to attacks. Google’s new QUIC encryption protocol

  • Feb 09 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Researcher Discovers macOS Keychain Exploit But Won’t Share Data With Apple

Researcher Discovers macOS Keychain Exploit But Won't Share Data With Apple
Linuz Henze, a well-known security researcher, has found a particularly troublesome bug in Apple’s macOS. The exploit involves the operating system’s Keychain, which stores passwords, private keys, and other user credentials. 
Henze has demonstrated a working app that could be maliciously used to pilfer your Mac’s Keychain, robbing you of

  • Feb 09 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

AMD Sees Radeon VII’s 16GB HBM2 As Essential Gift To 4K Gaming

AMD Sees Radeon VII's 16GB HBM2 As Essential Gift To 4K Gaming
At long last, the Radeon VII is here, it has been reviewed and benchmarked (be sure to check out our own hands-on analysis), and it is now up to consumers to pull the trigger or take a pass. One of the selling points is that the Radeon VII has 16GB of HBM2 memory. Is it overkill? Not according to AMD, which believes the generous allocation

  • Feb 09 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Adiantum Is Google’s New Encryption Standard For Budget Smartphones

Adiantum Is Google's New Encryption Standard For Budget Smartphones
Encryption certainly isn’t the sexiest of topics for most people; we want our data to be secure from nefarious sorts and then move on. The challenge with encryption is that depending on the algorithm and type of encryption used, it can consume lots of system resources. This isn’t such a big deal on high-end smartphones as many of them have

  • Feb 09 / 2019
  • 0
Hi Tech

Apple Confirms Teen Who Discovered Group FaceTime Bug Will Get Paid A Bounty

Apple Confirms Teen Who Discovered Group FaceTime Bug Will Get Paid A Bounty
The big news of late in the Apple realm was the severe flaw in Group FaceTime that allowed users to eavesdrop on people added to the group conversation before they accepted the call (without their knowledge). The flaw could also share video from the camera of the iPhone in addition to audio. The first person to discover the bug was a 14-year-old