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[Editor’s Note] This Throwback Thursday is a look back at the news surrounding the HDMI 2.0 announcement. It was a fantastic release, nearly doubling the max pixel clock rate, and has surely stood the test of time. The only release to follow it was HDMI 2.0a, which came out in April of 2015 and added HDR video support.
[Editor’s Note] This Throwback Thursday we’re bringing back the magic of Open Source tools. We’ve checked these links and were impressed that even two yeas later, all of the sources mentioned still maintain free tools for web developers.
[Editor’s Note] Our Throwback Thursday is a reflection back to the Adobe Hack of 2013. As it was later parsed, the number of affected customers grew to approximately 38,000,000. Large enterprises are often a target for such malfeasance, and Adobe has a security team that can issue patches quickly to vulnerabilities as they are discovered.
The business landscape has been changed over the last decade by internet and computer use. With all of that accessibility comes vulnerability as businesses are a constant target for hackers across the globe. The job prospects for white hat hackers are on the rise, however, with companies such as Google paying for information on exploits and vulnerabilities through their Vulnerability Reward Program (VRP).
Before you begin your salary negotiation, it is imperative that you calculate your market worth first.
