The digital landscape has witnessed an alarming emergence of a new Linux malware dubbed “Hadooken,” specifically honing in on Oracle WebLogic servers. These servers play an essential role in the development, deployment, and management of enterprise applications that utilize Java EE and Jakarta EE standards. As Oracle WebLogic is a significant component of Oracle’s Fusion Middleware, it offers a dependable
In a significant move highlighting its pivotal role in the U.S. technological landscape, Intel has secured a $3 billion grant under the CHIPS and Science Act, an initiative heralded by the Biden-Harris Administration. This funding aims specifically at bolstering Intel’s Secure Enclave program, which is designed to produce advanced semiconductors for the United States government. The grant underscores Intel’s ongoing
The excitement surrounding Intel’s latest developments in the CPU market reached new heights with a recent leak revealing the performance capabilities of the upcoming Intel Core Ultra 5 245K Arrow Lake desktop processor. As benchmarked in CPU-Z, this new processor has showcased impressive performance metrics, scoring 850.6 points in single-core performance and an astounding 10,907.1 points in multi-core performance. These
In today’s digital age, cybersecurity has become a critical concern for organizations across all sectors. With the rise of cyberattacks targeting third-party vendors, the need for robust risk management strategies has never been more urgent. Amid this evolving threat landscape, understanding the vulnerabilities posed by external suppliers and ensuring comprehensive compliance and governance measures are essential for safeguarding sensitive data.
AMD has recently taken significant steps to address performance issues in their Zen 5 “Ryzen 9000” CPUs. Users reported high inter-core latencies, especially when communicating between different Core Complex Dies (CCDs). This led AMD to release the AGESA 1.2.0.2 BIOS update, aimed at optimizing performance and resolving latency concerns. Initial Issues with AMD Zen 5 “Ryzen 9000” CPUs Performance Drawbacks
Intel is currently navigating through one of the most challenging financial periods in its 56-year history. Facing severe financial difficulties, the company’s CEO, Pat Gelsinger, has turned to the US government for support. Direct engagement with US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo aims to unlock incentives promised under the Biden administration’s CHIPS Act, essential for Intel’s survival and competition with TSMC
The tech world is buzzing with Intel’s announcement of its new Lunar Lake “Core Ultra 7 258V” CPU, which recently showcased impressive performance benchmarks against AMD’s Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU. The Lunar Lake CPU, positioned as a potential game-changer in the mobile computing space, demonstrated a substantial lead in various tests, outperforming the Ryzen Z1 Extreme by a margin of
NVIDIA is set to revolutionize the gaming experience once again. The tech giant has announced plans to discontinue its flagship GeForce RTX 4090 and RTX 4090D graphics processing units (GPUs). This strategic decision is made in anticipation of the launch of their next-generation counterparts, the RTX 5090 and RTX 5090D, aimed at fortifying NVIDIA’s leading position in the high-end gaming
Major sporting events in the Middle East draw significant global attention and necessitate extensive digital infrastructure, making them prime targets for cybercriminals. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are particularly prevalent, posing substantial risks to the seamless execution of these events. Safeguarding against such cyber threats requires a multi-faceted cybersecurity strategy. The Attractiveness of Major Sporting Events to Cybercriminals High
As technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, the way we manage and deploy infrastructure has also evolved. A key development in this domain is the emergence of Infrastructure from Code (IfC), an innovative approach that is transforming both DevOps and SecOps landscapes. Let’s explore this revolutionary concept, its impact, and the role of key players like StackGen in
Intel has recently made significant changes to its Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) process, particularly in the context of addressing issues with faulty Raptor Lake CPUs. The initial stages of the RMA process were widely criticized for being cumbersome and uncooperative, but the company’s latest approach has surprised many by offering generous solutions such as free upgrades and even full refunds.
The new Intel Core Ultra 5 245K “Arrow Lake” Desktop CPU stands out in the crowded processor market with its structured improvements and focus on energy efficiency. Offering a notable balance between performance enhancements and thermal management, this CPU addresses various needs ranging from intensive multitasking to energy-conscious computing environments. Performance Metrics Marginal Multi-Core Boost The Intel Core Ultra 5
