Secure USBs used to hack airgapped PCs | PLUS: How does code become ugly?

ITKnowledgeExchange - a TechTarget Expert Community   JUL 3 Community Update       Secure USBs used to hack airgapped PCs   By Sharon Fisher on Yottabytes: Storage and Disaster Recovery A fairly common theme has been “Don’t poke strange USB sticks in things,” because it’s a common vector for transmitting malware. But now there's actually a new take on this technique.   View and Respond           MORE IT STORIES   Dell and VMware hammer out deal, but no reverse merger   How organizations can prepare for an IoT-based attack   Compuware divvies up 'diverse' data, for DevOps           How does code become ugly?   By Matt Heusser on Uncharted Waters One of the biggest challenges for software developers: Ugly code. How can you fix it? It starts with one change at a time.   View and Respond           MORE FROM THE TECHTARGET NETWORK   How AI is teaching robots to speak fluent human   By James Kobielus on Enterprise IT Watch Blog If you haven't noticed already, robots are starting to look and speak more like humans. And it's only a matter of time until they speak fluent human. Are you surprised?   Find Out More     About This Email You're getting this email because you subscribed to Community Updates on ITKnowledgeExchange.com. If you'd no longer like to follow this tag, you can unsubscribe here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget, Member Services, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2018 TechTarget. All rights reserved.