Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior Cybersecurity Engineer
Most of us, at some point in the last few years, have done some online shopping… and by “most of us,” I mean “all of us” and by “last few years,” I mean “the last 24 hours” and by “some,” I mean “a lot.” That out of the way, it’s probably a safe bet that very few, if any, of us have ever had our credit card information stolen because of online shopping.
Written By: An IntelliGenesis Cybersecurity Analyst
Many of us took some time last month to cheer on the red, white, and blue as American athletes competed on the world stage. We felt a huge sense of pride as they donned old glory in victory during the 2018 Winter Olympics, hosted in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Historically, the Olympics have been the venue for hosting countries to showcase just how advanced they are with technology. Nearly 10 years ago, China used the 2008 Summer Olympics to boast how technologically advanced the China Next Generation Internet (CNGI) network was with its use of IPv6 during the games.
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Augmented Reality (AR) has rapidly come to prominence in the last few years. At its simplest, it is using a device to project something computer-generated into the real world. It’s not replacing the real world as virtual reality does. There are two primary types of AR devices. There are wearable devices which depend on the human to wear them, and by detecting what the human is sensing it creates additional graphics, sounds, etc. The second type is an AR projector. This is a device that projects light into the real world in such a way that anyone nearby can see it.