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Malware peddlers love this one social engineering trick! – Help Net Security
Attackers are increasingly using a clever social engineering technique to get users to install malware, Proofpoint researchers are warning. The message warns of a problem but also offers a way to fix it (Source: Proofpoint) Getting users to install malware on their computers was always a matter of finding the right lure and bypassing security protections.
This Camper Van Is an Engineering Masterpiece With a Genius, One-of-a-Kind Design – autoevolution
All the camper vans I present to you here on autoevolution have something inside them that makes them stand out, be it the aesthetics or some cleverly integrated feature.
Despite what the doomsayers claim AI will not replace software engineers – TechRadar
The advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have led to profound changes in how we live, work and play, and stoked fears about the future of our livelihoods. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has even gone as far as declaring that kids no longer need to learn how to code. While AI has certainly transformed society by automating tasks and improving efficiency, there are certain roles that AI will not replaceone of which is the software engineer
Talking sealants with Sunstar Engineering: Securing success – just-auto.com
The automotive industry uses a variety of sealants and adhesives within the car manufacturing process. These perform roles that vary from securing pieces together to ensuring seams stay put. One huge benefit of utilising sealants is cost and emissions reduction when compared to alternatives in some applications such as welding, which is a relatively costly and emissions-heavy process
Triveni Engineering & Industries (NSE:TRIVENI) Will Pay A Smaller Dividend Than Last Year – Simply Wall St
Triveni Engineering & Industries Limited (NSE:TRIVENI) is reducing its dividend from last year's comparable payment to 1.25 on the 13th of October. This payment takes the dividend yield to 0.6%, which only provides a modest boost to overall returns. View our latest analysis for Triveni Engineering & Industries Even a low dividend yield can be attractive if it is sustained for years on end
Sustainability-Focused Consulting and Engineering Firm RSK Raises 500 Million – ESG Today
Sustainable solutions provider RSK Group announced today that it has raised 500 million through a preferred equity investment, aimed at supporting the companys ambitious growth plans, including both organic and inorganic opportunities. Founded in 1989 by CEO Alan Ryder, UK-based RSK provides environmental consulting and engineering solutions to clients across water, energy, construction and infrastructure sectors, aimed at helping companies to minimize their environmental impact and conduct business in an environmentally responsible manner, through its network of more than 200 environmental, engineering and technical services businesses, and 15,000 employees. The capital raise follows the launch last year by RSK of its 2030 Global Growth Strategy, including goals to nearly quadruple revenue to more than 5 billion, and to double its family of environmental and engineering businesses from 200 and 400 by 2030
An engineer’s life: Them’s the breaks – Trains – TRAINS Magazine
Thems the breaks Taken at East Scenic, Wash., while waiting our turn on the Cascade Tunnel. F45 No. 6642 East on the morning of January 1980
Provost Susan Tighe recognized with prestigious civil engineering award – Brighter World
The Canadian Society for Civil EngineeringsRalph Haas Award honours Tighes outstanding contributions to sustainable infrastructure in Canada. Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Susan Tighe has been recognized with a national award for her outstanding and transformative contributions to sustainable infrastructure research in Canada. Tighe, a professor of civil engineering, is the recipient of the inaugural Ralph Haas Award, presented by the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE).
Nepal’s top engineering, forestry colleges to align on development and conservation – Mongabay.com
KATHMANDU Nepals leading civil engineering and forestry institutions are collaborating to bridge the divide between the two disciplines in an effort to mitigate the impact of roads, railways and other infrastructure on forests and natural resources. Educators from Tribhuvan Universitys Institute of Engineering (IoE) and Institute of Forestry (IoF) are for the first time developing a joint curriculum on linear infrastructure for undergraduate civil engineering students and postgraduate forestry students. Previously, our graduates focused solely on core engineering skills, Sushil Bahadur Bajracharya, a professor at the IoE, told Mongabay
Google Is Looking For Proposals to Push Boundaries in Distributed Quantum Computing – The Quantum Insider
Google is leveraging its success in modular computing to advance quantum technology. The companys Quantum AI team is developing superconducting qubit platforms, aiming to enhance robustness, cost efficiency and performance in data centers through distributed computing. To support these efforts, Google is opening up an academic research program with awards of up to $150,000 USD for projects investigating quantum transduction and networking for scalable computing applications