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For its first three generations, JBL's Clip micro Bluetooth speaker had a circular design. But for the fourth-gen Clip 4, JBL has moved to a more oval shape and bulked up the speaker slightly. It's a tad heavier at 0.24 kilograms (0.53 pounds) vs. 0.22 kilograms (0.49 pounds) for the Clip 3. But it does seem more durable, with a sturdier integrated carabiner "clip." It also sounds better, with more volume, clearer sound and more bass. It's not a big bump in performance, but the overall package feels like an upgrade over the Clip 3, which remains available. Both list for $70, which converts to about £50 or AU$90. That's a little expensive, but expect to see discounts on both models over the course of the year. (I'd suggest holding out for $50 or less -- note that the Clip 3 occasionally drops to as low as $30.)  8.1 JBL Clip 4 $70 at Amazon LikeCompact speaker with impressive sound for its small sizeIPX 67 water-resistance (waterproof and dustproof)Up to 10 … [Read more...] about JBL Clip 4 Bluetooth speaker review: A new design and improved sound quality

When hackers corral infected computers into a botnet, they take special care to ensure they don’t lose control of the server that sends commands and updates to the compromised devices. The precautions are designed to thwart security defenders who routinely dismantle botnets by taking over the command-and-control server that administers them in a process known as sinkholing. Recently, a botnet that researchers have been following for about two years began using a new way to prevent command-and-control server takedowns: by camouflaging one of its IP addresses in the bitcoin blockchain. Impossible to block, censor, or take down When things are working normally, infected machines will report to the hardwired control server to receive instructions and malware updates. In the event that server gets sinkholed, however, the botnet will find the IP address for the backup server encoded in the bitcoin blockchain, a decentralized ledger that tracks all transactions made using the digital … [Read more...] about The bitcoin blockchain is helping keep a botnet from being taken down

Apple continues to update its iOS 14 software for the iPhone ($900 at Boost Mobile), adding valuable new capabilities and features. Most recently, Apple released iOS 14.4, adding a new workout to Fitness Plus for Apple Watch owners. It also included a new Unity watch face to celebrate Black History Month. The update also included a series of security fixes for vulnerabilities that were actively being exploited. Yikes. The update follows the addition of Apple ProRaw photos to the iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max. Those new features join an already impressive list of capabilities that Apple brought to its mobile devices with the release of iOS 14 in September.  Everything Apple CNET's Apple Report newsletter delivers news, reviews and advice on iPhones, iPads, Macs and software. For example, you can personalize your iPhone's home screen by creating custom app icons and placing new widgets wherever you want. And a new Scribble feature … [Read more...] about iOS 14.4’s best iPhone features: 17 things you’ll use every day

A botnet used for illicit cryptocurrency mining activities is abusing Bitcoin (BTC) transactions to stay under the radar. Security 30,000 Macs infected with new Silver Sparrow malware Cyber security 101: Protect your privacy from hackers, spies, and the government The best antivirus software and apps The best VPNs for business and home use The best security keys for two-factor authentication Phishing tricks crooks use to make you open malware email attachments (ZDNet YouTube) According to new research published by Akamai on Tuesday, the technique is being harnessed by operators of a long-running cryptocurrency mining botnet campaign, in which BTC blockchain transactions are being exploited to hide backup command-and-control (C2) server addresses. Botnets rely on C2 servers to receive commands from cyberattackers. Law enforcement and security teams are constantly finding and taking down these C2 servers in order to render campaigns defunct -- but … [Read more...] about This botnet is abusing Bitcoin blockchains to stay in the shadows

1. Runkeeper One of the hardest things about running is finding a good run -- when you’re bogged down in setting up logistics for how long, how fast and how much you’re hitting the streets, it’s difficult to actually enjoy it and keep it going. Runkeeper, easily one of the most popular fitness tools online today, can help you with all of it by using your smartphone’s GPS to gather helpful information about your daily run. You can also take advantage of Runkeeper’s dashboard to see how your runs improve over time, run with a specified program (like their popular 5k trainer), and allow friends to send you encouraging messages while you run. 2. MyFitnessPal A great exercise routine can only do so much of the work -- it’s also about what you put in your body that counts. MyFitnessPal is a straightforward, simple calorie counter that helps track food intake daily, setting caloric goals and factoring in exercise to give an accurate readout of how your diet shapes up … [Read more...] about 8 Fantastic Fitness Apps to Keep You Motivated