RJ Marquez reports:
Frost Bank is investigating a breach after the company discovered unauthorized access to digital images stored in those customers’ commercial image archives.The San Antonio based-bank issued a statement that said Frost detected the unauthorized access to a third-party lockbox software program earlier this week and immediately launched an investigation.The software allowed unauthorized users to view and copy images of checks stored electronically.Read more on KSAT.
science.slashdot.org - An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Smooth or hairy, pungent or tasteless, deep-hued or bright: new versions of old fruits could be hitting the produce aisles as plant experts embrace cutting-edge technology, scientists say. While researchers have previously produced plants wit...
tripwire.com - Emily Shawgo announces the design of a new modelling process that combines the existing conceptual, high-level research in economics regarding cost/benefit analysis of threat actors and the static and generalized models currently used in threat analysis.
hardware.slashdot.org - iFixit tore apart the new 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard to see how well the silicone membrane works to protect the butterfly mechanism from dust and debris. After showering a 2017 and 2018 MacBook Pro in dust particles, the repair site found the newer generation holds up surprisingly well. 9to5Mac re...
news.slashdot.org - Best Buy is turning to in-home consultants to help distinguish it from Amazon. The advisors act as "personal chief technology officers," helping people make their homes smart or merely more functional. "Unlike the Geek Squad and blue shirts working in stores, they'll be paid an annual salary inst...
securitycurrent.com - Rebecca Wynn has always had an affinity for education. She breezed through high school in two years and started college early, heading to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She initially entered a science program, but switched into the Art and Design Photography program to put her love of photography to w...
it.slashdot.org - Zorro shares a report from Defense One: Four days before U.S. and Russian leaders met in Helsinki, hackers from China launched a wave of brute-force attacks on internet-connected devices in Finland, seeking to gain control of gear that could collect audio or visual intelligence, a new report says...
