Normative and the Exponential Roadmap Initiative to measure businesses’ carbon performance
November 3, 2022
Complementing the work by Oxford Net Zero’s Net Zero Tracker and the UN’s Race to Zero, which assess the qualitative integrity of corporate targets, the Net Zero Score framework will be a tool for investors, customers, researchers, and businesses to evaluate emissions reduction progress in a comparable way.
The companies will also explore the project’s scalability and exportability to other sites and overseas markets
November 2, 2022
The hub would be developed around various energy-related infrastructure components, such as cable landings and turbines, with a microgrid system at its core.
New data reveals that Bitcoin ATMs installations have seen steady growth in 2022. This is a clear contrast to the rest of the crypto industry and financial markets which have seen losses mounting throughout the year.
Only a few tools and remediation actions are effective to neutralize the analyzed malware
October 31, 2022
Recently, the Pradeo Security solution neutralized an application using Android accessibility services for malicious purposes on a protected device. The identified malware was installed through a phishing link.
ALEC Report Examines How American Businesses are Harmed by the EU’s Digital Markets Act
October 28, 2022
People from all walks of life interact with a vast array of digital services daily to do their jobs, educate their children, communicate with loved ones, order essential household goods and services direct to their doorstep, and much more.
Joshua Page's new book, 'What Does Your Daddy Do?' does just that
October 25, 2022
Career training opportunities and certifications offered in high school may not come soon enough for some students, posits Joshua Page, an electrician and author of the engaging new children’s book, "What Does Your Daddy Do?"
Projects seek to reduce energy use for cooling to lower the carbon footprint
October 24, 2022
ARPA-E's Cooling Operations Optimized for Leaps in Energy, Reliability, and Carbon Hyperefficiency for Information Processing Systems (COOLERCHIPS) funding program aims to develop highly efficient and reliable cooling systems that will enable a new class of efficient power-dense computational systems, data centers, and modular systems.
The study dug into a market on the dark web that has sold items worth $17.3 million. Having analyzed data from more than 50 countries, independent researchers found many online credentials usually used to launch broad scams and hacks.
Digital Shadows found that the top 50 most common passwords are incredibly easy to guess and simply use the word “password” or a combination of easily remembered numbers.