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Modernizing the mainframe for the digital era

CIO Business Intelligence

I’m a banking technologist,” says the CIO for retail, business, and digital banking at M&T Bank. He’s doing just that on the bank’s IBM Z system mainframes, for which the bank has written some 10 million lines of code over the years. Each houses an IBM z15 system. M&T Bank.

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The Best Ways to Get Rid of Unwanted Data

CTOvision

Depending on what kind of operating system you possess or drive you use, the process may vary, but in most cases this is as simple as “PC Settings,” then “General,” then, “Remove Everything,” then “Reinstall.” This will return your drive to its original settings and also wipe your computer of any traces that may be left behind.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: EP 69 Self-Healing Operating Systems

ForAllSecure

It’s time to evolve beyond the UNIX operating system. So while I was editing this podcast on self-healing operating systems, I was reminded of an article that I never finished for Fobes.com. It’s a radical rethinking of how we even view our current choices of UNIX-derived operating systems.

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Has Apple Pay made it too easy to spend money?

Vox

Apple released iOS 17 on September 18 and now that the new operating system is here, you can probably leave your wallet at home. It also marks a step forward in Apple’s steady march toward becoming a sort of bank. As my colleague Sara Morrison has reported, the iPhone is well on its way to becoming your bank.

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Has Apple Pay made it too easy to spend money?

Vox

Apple released iOS 17 on September 18 and now that the new operating system is here, you can probably leave your wallet at home. It also marks a step forward in Apple’s steady march toward becoming a sort of bank. As my colleague Sara Morrison has reported, the iPhone is well on its way to becoming your bank.

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Watch Out For This Android Malware That Factory Resets Your Phone After Stealing Your Money

Gizmodo

Research published earlier this week shows that a nasty Android banking malware has evolved, bringing with it a number of alarming new features—including the ability to factory reset your device after stealing your money. Read more.

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Common workplace security breaches and how to prevent them

Dataconomy

That means the software or program that you downloaded at inception is probably running a more comprehensive, updated version today. By pretending to be a trusted server, for example, cybercriminals can harvest information and then use that data to hack into your system. Featured image credit : Pexels/Pixabay