As published in The Hacker News by Ravie Lakshmanan on April 6th, 2021. Researchers on Tuesday revealed details of a new banking trojan targeting corporate users in Brazil at least since 2019 across various sectors such as engineering, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, finance, transportation, and government.
Surnommé «Janeleiro» par la société slovaque de cybersécurité ESET, le malware vise à masquer sa véritable intention via des fenêtres pop-up ressemblantes conçues pour ressembler aux sites Web de certaines des plus grandes banques du pays, notamment Itaú Unibanco, Santander, Banco do Brasil, Caixa Econômica
As published by BBC.com Industry 4.0 will see intelligent machines and smart factories usher in a new era of manufacturing. This is the fourth industrial revolution, and it will impact everything. Massive industrial change is afoot, fuelled by the advancement of digital technologies. The fusion
Tracy Urdiales turdiales@latambridge.com Managing Partner Virtual education, online education, and distance education are all synonymous with a phenomenon that did not start during the pandemic. An educational scheme that has existed for several decades already, distance education was traditionally offered for higher-level education students,
“To cater to increasingly digital consumers dispersed across the nation, many organizations are already switching to digital business models, virtualizing their workflows, and leveraging Industry 4.0 technologies to augment and fortify their supply chains, while also turning their workforces at least partly remote. In fact,
La pandémie est en train de façonner un nouveau monde – sans contact, low-touch et numérique – où la connectivité (haut débit, 5G) deviendra partie intégrante de la plupart de nos activités. Miyuki Suzuki, président de Cisco Asie-Pacifique, Japon et Grande Chine, réfléchit au rôle
As published on Cushman & Wakefield by Shaun Brodie on 4/2/2020 Industry 4.0, the latest revolution in the manufacturing industry, is where factories integrate production machines, wireless connectivity and sensors and link these to a system platform ecosystem that can oversee the whole production line
L’industrie 4.0, la dernière révolution dans l’industrie manufacturière, est l’endroit où les usines intègrent des machines de production, une connectivité sans fil et des capteurs et les relient à un écosystème de plate-forme capable de superviser l’ensemble du processus de la ligne de production et
The Institute for Global Health Sciences released a report on how Mexico handled the COVID19 pandemic, looking into the effects of the pandemic on society and into the strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities the health system possesses. Download the full report here.
L’Institute for Global Health Sciences a publié un rapport sur la façon dont le Mexique a géré la pandémie COVID19, examinant les effets de la pandémie sur la société et les forces, faiblesses et opportunités du système de santé. Télécharger le rapport complet ici.
