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Hit by Chinese Hackers Seeking Industrial Secrets, German Manufacturers Play Defense
Fox Business Two years ago, the U.S. and China signed an agreement not to support hacking aimed at industrial espionage. But despite high-level talks, German officials have yet to secure a similar deal. The G-20, which includes China and Germany, announced a pact … |
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Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have been advancing exponentially over the last several years, with new solutions emerging and being adopted at an unprecedented rate. Gartner estimates that over 4 billion IoT devices will be installed by the end of 2016, with that number rising to 20 billion by 2020. In a market where connected devices or “things” in the enterprise will drive spending to more than $ 868 billion in this year alone, the impact – and risks – of IoT adoption are already becoming apparent.
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Google To Hold Manufacturers Accountable Over Android Updates, Says Report
Forbes Within the “About” settings menu, Google added a line called “Android security patch level” that highlights the date of the latest security update. After enterprise mobile security company Zimperium discovered a vulnerability within the Android … Google to crack the whip on tardy Android updates Google Play Store Will Be Available For Three Chromebooks |
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Google’s Android Contains Legal Landmines for Developers and Device Manufacturers — Android-powered smartphones have been creating quite a stir among the tech crowd lately — and not necessarily the kind of buzz that Google was hoping for. Oracle sued Google for infringing several patents …