Clearing the Clouds of Technology
This year a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack was clocked at more than 500 Gbps. The previous largest attack was 300Gbps. The increase in overall size, frequency and sophistication of these attacks are part of a disturbing trend where all one needs is an Internet connection and a grievance to disrupt nearly any organization’s business.
A New Norm: Massive, Sophisticated DDoS Attacks Are Now Commonplace was originally published on iSeeTech
There are strong social divisions in how young people use digital technology, according to international research from the OECD. * Read the full article here
Social divide stays in online learning was originally published on iSeeTech
Social divide stays in online learning was originally published on iSeeTech
For many a year rumours have circulated that Microsoft did not create the source code for MS-DOS from scratch, and some say that the code was copied from the CP/M operating system. These rumours have been put to rest many times, but you could receive $200,000 (£154,141) if you can somehow prove MS-DOS ripped off…
There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech
There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech
LEGO Education’s latest resource is a hands-on tool that encourages pupils to get involved in science exploration by asking questions, analysing data and communicating their findings – and the company is giving away a WeDo 2.0 class pack for up to 30 pupils to one lucky school. * Read the full article here
WIN £1,600 Worth Of LEGO Education Resources! was originally published on iSeeTech