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Mobile security poses huge risk for small firms – The Guardian

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Mobile security poses huge risk for small firms
The Guardian
Since iOS and Android edged their way to the top of mobile device market share, consumers, business leaders and tech pundits alike have argued over which is more secure. But it's time for that argument to end – mobile security is no longer an Android …
Apple quietly pulls anti-virus apps from App Store in negativity crackdownTechworld.com
Apple is picking off iOS antivirus apps one by one: Who'll be spared?The Register
App refactoring and modernization isn't just for mobile—we need it for …Brian Madden (blog)

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Insurance giant Anthem discloses huge customer and employee data breach

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Anthem, one of the largest U.S. health insurers, said Wednesday one of its IT systems was breached, resulting in the loss of customer and employee information including income data.

The insurer, which set up a special web page on Wednesday addressing the breach, said it will still assessing the impact of the attack.

MORE: 9 Data Breaches That Cost Someone Their Job

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This huge Android security flaw could cost you a fortune – BGR

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This huge Android security flaw could cost you a fortune
BGR
Android's open nature offers some substantial benefits to consumers versus rival mobile platforms such as Apple's iOS operating system. There are also some negative affects, however, and one of them is the fact that Google's Android devices are far …
Android bug lets apps make rogue phone callsInfoWorld
Do Android users really need malware protection?BetaNews
Mobile flaw hits most Android devicesSC Magazine UK

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Huge demand for NSA-proof email: ProtonMail uses a month’s server capacity in 3 days

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There’s a huge demand for private and secure email that is as easy to use as Gmail or Outlook, just ask the Harvard and MIT students who created a Swiss-based end-to-end encrypted email service called ProtonMail.
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