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iPhone is less secure than Android, security company SourceFire reveals
The Full Signal iPhone is less secure than Android, security company SourceFire reveals. News Marc Flores 09:34, Mar 27 2013. The iPhone has shown to have more security vulnerabilities than Android or BlackBerry, a SourceFire study has shown. The iPhone may be … |
Despite that a national security letter comes with a gag order, forbidding recipients of NSLs to tell targeted customers about the government requesting their records, Google released a new transparency report about NSLs the company has received.
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Internet security for kids: less parental control, more communication
Christian Science Monitor As a society, we've been talking about youth online risk for years, but we've only just begun to talk about young people's resilience, which is what helps them keep risk from turning into harm. It's important to know, as the authors of an important new … |
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The week in security: Secure computing proves less so
CSO Magazine The bad news for Android security continued, with a study finding that 25 percent of Android apps represented a security risk – and a questionable security gift for the upcoming holiday season, given their tendency to attract nasties and leak personal … |