Chicago Sun-Times |
Researchers discover vulnerability affecting Wi-Fi security
Chicago Sun-Times Security researchers have discovered a Wi-Fi network vulnerability that could allow attackers to steal sensitive information or spread malicious software while someone is logged into a computer or mobile device. A report published Monday said the … |
At its Discover conference this week, HPE is pulling back the curtains on firmware security and advances in software-defined IT aimed to reduce costs and increase system flexibility for its users and help it stay ahead of competitors in next-generation infrastructure.
There is plenty of competition in the market for converged and hyperconverged data center systems, but at the moment HPE has the lead in composable infrastructure, a term gaining currency in the system management world.
Composable infrastructure allows data center managers to deploy infrastructure resources using software commands, notes Patrick Moorhead, founder of Moor Insights and Strategy.
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Firstpost |
Citizen Lab researchers discover attack on iPhone belonging to UAE activist
News@UofT In 2011, he was targeted with FinFisher's FinSpy spyware, and in 2012 he was targeted with Hacking Team's Remote Control System. Both Hacking Team and FinFisher have been the subject of several years' of revelations highlighting the use of these tools … A Hacking Group Is Selling iPhone Spyware to Governments Spyware attack forces Apple's hand, iOS patch rushed out The Million Dollar Dissident: NSO Group's iPhone Zero-Days used against a UAE Human Rights Defender – The … |
Tor, The Onion Router that helps protect users’ privacy, just can’t catch a break lately. First Microsoft remotely deleted Tor from Windows machines during an attempt to takedown the Sefnit botnet. Then the research paper, Spoiled Onions: Exposing Malicious Tor Exit Relays [pdf], explained how evil nodes in Russia were being used to spy on Facebook users as well as Tor users browsing other sites. Microsoft…
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