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The less you reveal about your location such as your IP address the more secure your connection. Take control over the information you allow to be visible on the internet.
A virtual private network (VPN) extends your private network across the Internet. It enables you to send and receive data across shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. This means you can protect your data and IP address. You can also “tunnel” around blocked sites and censorship by having a virtual presence in another country. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is your first line of defense on the internet.
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Current Security News
US intelligence warns China is using student spies to steal secrets – CNN
/in Internet Security /byUS intelligence warns China is using student spies to steal secrets CNN
In August 2015, an electrical engineering student in Chicago sent an email to a Chinese national titled “Midterm test questions.”
Cyber warfare: Did Russia hack the Army’s Stryker Dragoon armored vehicles? – NEWSREP
/in Internet Security /byCyber warfare: Did Russia hack the Army’s Stryker Dragoon armored vehicles? NEWSREP
In 2017, the U.S. Army’s 2nd Cavalry Regiment stationed in Europe received the first batch of the improved or up-gunned—in military parlance—Stryker Dragoon …
Q&A: How to respond to the latest big data breach? (Includes interview) – Digital Journal
/in Internet Security /byQ&A: How to respond to the latest big data breach? (Includes interview) Digital Journal
Around 617 million online account details have been stolen from 16 hacked websites, and these have been placed are on sale by the criminals on the dark web.
Matrix has slowly evolved into a ‘Swiss Army knife’ of the ransomware world – ZDNet
/in Internet Security /byMatrix has slowly evolved into a ‘Swiss Army knife’ of the ransomware world ZDNet
The Matrix ransomware is usually deployed after cyber-criminals use unsecured RDP endpoints to compromise companies’ internal networks.
Internet Security Market : Overview, Growth Factors and Competitive Players till 2028
/in Internet Security /byFeb 16, 2019 (WiredRelease via COMTEX) — Internet security plays an important role in protecting data from threats of viruses, hacking etc. Internet security is increasingly adopted to ensure safe co…
internet security – read more
Gaming Like It’s 1923: Winners Coming Soon!
/in Internet Security /byJudging is almost complete! If you entered our public domain game jam Gaming Like It’s 1923, or if you’ve been following along, get ready for the upcoming announcement of the winners in our six categories:
- Best Analog Games
- Best Digital Game
- Best adaptation of a 1923 work
- Best remixing of multiple sources
- Best “Deep Cut” (use of a work not listed on any of the round up articles)
- Best Visuals
If you haven’t had a chance to try out any of the games, go check out the submission page where you’ll find all 35 entries, with a mix of analog and digital games in a wide variety of genres and styles, all based on works that entered the public domain in 1923.
Our panel of judges has finished trying out the entries, and now we’re tallying up their scores and going through their reviews to determine the final winners, who’ll be receiving prizes including Techdirt swag and copies our our game, CIA: Collect It All. We’ll be announcing the results in the next week or two, so stay tuned for an announcement!
Thanks to everyone who entered the jam, everyone who’s tried out the entries, and of course our panel of judges!
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Navigating the murky waters of Android banking malware – We Live Security
/in Mobile Security /byNavigating the murky waters of Android banking malware We Live Security
An interview with ESET malware researcher Lukáš Štefanko about Android banking malware, the topic of his latest white paper. Banking malware continued to …
Google Play Cracks Down on Malicious Apps
/in Mobile Security /byGoogle Play said that app suspensions increased by 66 percent in 2018 on its platform.
Mobile Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security news
Android security alert: Google highlights new vulnerability – Softonic
/in Mobile Security /byAndroid security alert: Google highlights new vulnerability Softonic
Android security vulnerability leaves phones open to attack via malicious PNG files.
Police: Mobile security cameras proving effective in Eugene – KEZI TV
/in Mobile Security /byPolice: Mobile security cameras proving effective in Eugene KEZI TV
The cameras have been deployed to Kesey Square, the bike path, and outside of schools and businesses that have seen a string of property crimes.
Eight Cryptojacking Apps Booted From Microsoft Store
/in Mobile Security /byThe eight apps were secretly stealing victims’ CPU power to mine for Monero.
Mobile Security – Threatpost | The first stop for security news
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Firmware Update Brings February 2019 Android Security Patch: Report – Gadgets 360
/in Mobile Security /bySamsung Galaxy Note 9 Firmware Update Brings February 2019 Android Security Patch: Report Gadgets 360
A report suggests that Samsung is rolling out a new update for the Galaxy Note 9, which includes the February security patch.
Silencing Malware with AI – Forbes
/in Computer Security /bySilencing Malware with AI Forbes
Cylance’s Stuart McClure is on a personal mission to change anti-malware protection. After more than two decades in the industry, he believes malware attacks …
“malware news” – read more
Teenage Hacker’s Evil App Steals Apple Mac Passwords
/in Computer Security /byApple isn’t commenting on the fact a teenager in Germany found a potentially severe vulnerability affecting all modern Macs.2018 Anadolu Agency Yet another teenager has uncovered a serious weakness in …
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Electric scooters can be hijacked remotely – no password required
/in Computer Security /bySecurity researchers have demonstrated that it’s possible to remotely hijack control of popular electric scooters, forcing them to dangerously brake suddenly or accelerate.
Read more in my article on the Bitdefender Box blog.
Graham Cluley
Opinion: These are my 7 essential smartphone features – Android Authority
/in Computer Security /byOpinion: These are my 7 essential smartphone features Android Authority
Everyone likely has their own idea of what are essential smartphone features. This is my list of features that will stop my purchase if not included in a new phone.
“Don’t Plug Your Phone into a Charger You Don’t Own” – read more
Vulnerability Threat Control Paradigm and CIA Triads – Computer Security
/in Computer Security /byVulnerability Threat Control Paradigm is a framework to protect your computer so that you can protect the system from threats. The purpose of this paradigm is to achieve the ultimate goal of …
computer security – read more
Teenage Hacker’s Evil App Steals Apple Mac Passwords
/in Computer Security /byApple isn’t commenting on the fact a teenager in Germany found a potentially severe vulnerability affecting all modern Macs.2018 Anadolu Agency Yet another teenager has uncovered a serious weakness in …
mac hacker – read more