Monday, January 23, 2017
Latch para Jenkins Latch para IoT y 20 plugins más
Latch para Jenkins Latch para IoT y 20 plugins más
![]() |
| Figura 1: Latch pata Jenkins, Latch para IoT y 20 plugins más |
Figura 2: Latch y la importancia de la seguridad de la identidad
![]() |
| Figura 3: Plugins de Latch (1). Ya disponible para Jenkins |
![]() |
| Figura 4: Plugins de Latch (2) |
- Latch: Conferencias
- Latch: Vídeo-Tutoriales de uso
- Latch Plugin Contest: Integraciones de Latch
- Latch: Integraciones IoT (Internet of Things)
![]() |
| Figura 5: Plugins de Latch (3) |
![]() |
| Figura 6: Plugins de Latch (4) |
Figura 7: Funcionaminento de la hucha protegida por biometría y Latch
En la charla de esta tarde podrás ver cómo integrar el mundo físico utilizando alguno de nuestros SDKs para Latch que tienes disponibles en la sección de desarrolladores de Latch. Si estás en la universidad y tienes que hacer un Proyecto de Fin de Carrera o un Proyecto de Fin de Máster que quieres que sea tu carta de presentación en el mundo laboral, desarrollar alguna integración de Latch con el mundo IoT para añadir "El pestillo digital" al mundo físico puede ser una opción y tendrás nuestra ayuda.
![]() |
| Figura 8: SDKs de Latch disponibles |
Sigue Un informático en el lado del mal - Google+ RSS 0xWord

Available link for download
Monday, January 9, 2017
Locard Cyber Security Summit Estambul 20 de Mayo
Locard Cyber Security Summit Estambul 20 de Mayo
![]() |
| Figura 1: Locard - Istambul Ciber Security Summit |
Uno de sus propósitos es rotar anualmente un país invitado como partner, este primer año le toca inaugurar a España por lo que el equipo inicial que lo forma son: servidor, Deepak Daswani, David Meléndez, Juan Garrido, junto a la participación del Grupo de Delitos Telemáticos de la Guardia Civil de la mano del Teniente D. Marcos Hermoso y Chema Alonso de Eleven Paths.
España es y debe seguir siendo reconocida como una potencia importante en el conocimiento de la Ciberseguridad, transmitir este conocimiento al mundo y la región de EMEA nos permite afianzar lo indiscutible, que tenemos en este país a grandes expertos en esta compleja industria.
El evento también cuenta con un importante apoyo de Turk-Telekom siendo el sponsor estratégico del evento, su CEO Rami Aslan dará un acto de inauguración del evento, junto al resto de autoridades turcas, como el Ministro de Transportes y Comunicaciones Binali Yldirim, o el responsable de la Ciberpolicia Turca Halvasan, Ahmet Hamdi Atalay avalando la seriedad del congreso.
![]() |
| Figura 2: Ponentes de LOCARD |
Por supuesto, Turquía dispone de buenos expertos en la materia de ciberseguridad como el conocido Ibrahim Balic, o Halil Ozturkci entre otros, como keynote especial Russell Hanson CEO de BrainBackups.com presentara su innovador proyecto que consiste en realizar copias de seguridad a nuestros cerebros, por lo que imaginarse un dump de un cerebro brillante para poder analizarlo puede ser más real de lo que parece.
El evento No se retrasmitirá en streaming en esta primera edición, por lo que aquellos que deseen asistir deberán de desplazarse a la ciudad de Estambul, pueden ampliar información de la agenda en Locard.org.
Autor: Igor Lukic (@igorlukic)
Sigue Un informático en el lado del mal - Google+ RSS 0xWord

Available link for download
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Googles Visual Translation Supports 20 New Languages
Googles Visual Translation Supports 20 New Languages
Google bought Word Lens last year and brought a very useful feature to Google Translate: real-time visual translation. Use a phone or a tablet running Android or iOS, point the camera at a sign or text in a foreign language and Google will translate the text almost instantly, while preserving all the other details. Its like using a magic camera that translates text and lets you read street signs, restaurant menus, user manuals, newspaper articles even if theyre written in foreign languages.
Visual translation now supports 20 additional languages. "You can now translate to and from English and Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, Finnish, Hungarian, Indonesian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Turkish and Ukrainian. You can also do one-way translations from English to Hindi and Thai." Back in January, the feature was launched with only 7 supported languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

This feature requires to pick the right languages before tapping the camera button and one of the languages must be English. Youll probably be prompted to download a small language pack, since you can use Word Lens offline.
Google Research Blog has more information about Word Lens. After finding the text regions in the picture, Google recognizes the letters using a convolutional neural network. "Letters out in the real world are marred by reflections, dirt, smudges, and all kinds of weirdness. So we built our letter generator to create all kinds of fake dirt to convincingly mimic the noisiness of the real worldfake reflections, fake smudges, fake weirdness all around." After recognizing the letters, Google translates the text taking into account that text recognition might include mistakes, then it "renders the translation on top of the original words in the same style as the original". Google actually erases the original text using the colors surrounding the text and draws the translation using the initial foreground color. Its quite clever.
Heres a funny demo:
Available link for download
Friday, October 21, 2016
Cyanogen Inc fires over 20 of its staff OS future bleak
Cyanogen Inc fires over 20 of its staff OS future bleak
I guess that bullet intended for Googles head kinda backfired at Cyanogen Inc. First reported by Android Police, Cyanogen Inc. has laid off around 30 of its staff, following an extended executive retreat. The majority of those losing their jobs are on the OS side of things, putting the future of Cyanogens vision of a Google-less Android in question.
Cyanogen himself, Steve Kondik reportedly led the layoffs, scheduling generic human resources meetings for the unlucky staffers, who were the only ones asked to report to work on Friday. Those that got told to stay home missed the carnage, as Android Police reported yesterday: "everyone who arrived at Cyanogen Inc. in Seattle this morning did so to lose their job (aside from those conducting the layoffs)."
For now the future of Cyanogen OS is uncertain, but highly likely to be shut down, with 30 of the 1236-strong workforce being dismissed, primarily from the open source side. Cyanogen Inc. (the for-profit arm of Cyanogens various ventures) is reportedly "pivoting" to apps. While details are scarce, it sounds like this will focus on an attempt to monetize the recently announced Cyanogen MODs app platform.
For now the future of Cyanogen OS is uncertain, but it is highly likely to be shut down.
According to Re/code, the new app focus will be led by newly appointed COO, Lior Tal, who only just arrived from Facebook a month ago. As you may have heard, several higher level executives have recently departed the sinking ship that is Cyanogen Inc. Too, including veteran product lead Dave Herman.
CEO Kirk McMaster is, for once, remaining mum on the goings on at Cyanogen Inc. But its safe to say that moving forward, the bravado and bluster McMaster has been known for will be toned down a little. For those of you concerned, it seems likely that the onus of developing for CyanogenMod (the custom ROM) will now fall on the community due to the lack of paid staff at Cyanogen Inc. to continue work on it.
Does this news surprise you? What do you think will happen to Cyanogens various interests in future?
from Android Authority http://ift.tt/29RADyh
via IFTTT
Available link for download







