Alberto García García-Castro TrustOS, the Swiss Army Knife of Blockchain Networks Did you know that there are currently dozens of public Blockchain networks and that, added to the private and consortium ones, there could be hundreds? Which of them would...
Santiago Morante Cendrero AI in Science Fiction Films: A Recurring Pattern of Fascination and Horror In today’s post we are going to explore how Hollywood films have dealt with the subject of technological advances, especially robotics and Artificial Intelligence. You will be surprised to...
Miguel Maroto How IoT solutions help us deal with rising energy prices? Households, businesses and industry can improve energy efficiency, reduce costs and combat climate change thanks to IoT technology.
Javier Coronado Blazquez Endless worlds, realistic worlds: procedural generation and artificial intelligence in video games The video game No Man's Sky creates entirely visitable and different galaxies and planets at full-scale using a simple algorithm. How does it do it?
Telefónica Tech Cyber Security Weekly Briefing, 8 — 19 August Google reports largest DDoS attack in history Google researchers have reported the largest DDoS attack ever recorded. Last 1 June, a Google Cloud Armor client received a series of HTTP...
Nacho Palou The artificial intelligence Dall-E turns any idea expressed in a sentence into an image Open AI shows some images generated by the Dall-E artificial intelligence when interpreting creative ideas expressed in natural language
Telefónica Tech Top 3 most read cybersecurity posts this year In our weekly summer compilation with the most relevant and most read contents of the Telefónica Tech blog since the beginning of this year, this time we bring you...
Telefónica Tech Cyber Security Weekly Briefing, 30 July – 5 August Possible link between Raspberry Robin malware and Evil Corp infections The Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) team has published new information about the Raspberry Robin malware, first detected by the...
Telefónica Tech The 3 posts about Blockchain that you have to read Continuing with our series of posts on the most read content for each technology, this week we stop at Blockchain to learn more and better about it together with...
José Vicente Catalán You take a holiday, but your cybersecurity doesn’t: 5 tips to protect yourself this summer Holidays are a necessity, that’s for sure. Everyone needs to relax, to spend quality time with family and friends, to disconnect. But, ironically, in order to disconnect, we end...
ElevenPaths ElevenPaths and the University of Piraeus in Greece work together using Tacyt as an educational and research unit ElevenPaths and the Department of Informatics of the University of Piraeus in Greece work together using Tacyt as an educational and research unit. ElevenPaths and the Department of Informatics of...
Florence Broderick Top of the app charts. Shuabang: automated malware made in China Have you ever wondered how some apps rocket up the charts so quickly? Sometimes you’ll spot one that seems like a curveball, like a pub rock covers band hitting...
Florence Broderick "Not today downloaders": New downloaders techniques in Google Play Downloaders are not new in Android, but lately, they are getting more and more important for attackers as a method to avoid Google Play barriers and malware detection. In...
Florence Broderick Banking trojan I+D: 64 bits versions and using TOR Malware industry needs to improve and keep on stealing. So they research and invest. There are two different ways of investing if you are “in the business”: one is...
Florence Broderick Mobile banking and banking trojans During 2012 there was an increase around 28% in mobile banking or M-Banking operations. Users can access their bank accounts from their mobile devices, mainly making use of a specifically...
