Authorities in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are said to be investigating a wave of bogus bomb threats that have been sent to a variety of organisations late on Thursday.
But if the hoaxer thought they were going to make a lot of money through the scam, they’re going to be disappointed.
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New Research Proves Android Unlock Patterns Suck
MakeUseOf If you unlock your Android handset using a pattern, you should consider using a PIN code instead. Because new research shows that Android unlock patterns are really not secure. If no one sees you swiping your finger over your screen then you may be OK, … |
Gizmodo’s controversial “security preparedness test” that targeted members of the Trump administration illustrates how everyone and anyone can fall for a phish.
David Bisson reports.
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BlackBerry KEYone proves that BlackBerry is NOT dead
Express.co.uk … most secure smartphones available today, with the advanced DTEK software combined with encryption built in to the device's hardware itself. “Security and privacy is at the heart of what we do,” Young says, “We are the world's most secure Android … |