For 83 minutes the PageFair analytics service was compromised by hackers. The network was used to seed customer websites with malicious code that prompted users to download a Trojan posing as Adobe Flash.
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Sony Pictures says it hasn’t bowed to threats to pull “The Interview” and audiences will get a chance to see it—it’s just not sure how at present.
In the face of threats from hackers, Sony said last week said it was canceling theatrical release of the satirical movie about a plot to kill North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, scheduled for December 25, and “has no further plans” to release on DVD or video-on-demand platforms.
On Friday, President Obama publically called that decision a mistake and now both parties appear to be back-pedaling a little.
“Remember, Sony only delayed this,” David Boies, the company’s lead attorney, said in an interview on NBC’s “Meet The Press.” “Sony has been fighting to get this picture distributed. It will be distributed. How it’s going to be distributed, I don’t think anybody knows quite yet. But it’s going to be distributed.”
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Mocana Signs Agreement with SCSK Corporation to Distribute Mocana Mobile …
Fort Mills Times Expanding its presence in Japan, Mocana, the leader in app and Android security, today announced it has signed an agreement with Tokyo-based SCSK Corporation (TSE: SCSK) to resell Mocana Mobile App Protection™ (MAP) software in the Japanese … |
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Smiths Detection announced on Nov. 8 its new worldwide partnership with ANP Technologies, Inc. for its novel immunoassay technology, which is used to verify the presence of biological threats in the field.
ANP’s Nano-Intelligent Detection System (NIDS) complements Smiths Detection suite of biological detection technologies for defense and emergency response applications.
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