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Google pays those who find Android security glitches
CNET Google pays those who find Android security glitches. Those who pinpoint vulnerabilities in Google's mobile operating system can earn cash rewards, similar to those paid out for identifying bugs in Chrome. Stephen Shankland. by Stephen Shankland. |
I don’t watch much TV, but it just so happens that I did recently and it included one of my pet-peeve phrases “nothing to hide.” During a HGTV show in which a couple was moving overseas and house hunting, when shown a house with virtually no privacy, the man said it was a good thing they had “nothing to
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Microsoft has joined the ranks of those who think the government is out to get them, or at least “conspiring” against them. Moreover, Microsoft alleges that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has been having “secret” meeting with Google about continuing to import “banned” phones made by Google’s Motorola Mobility unit.
Ms. Smith’s blog
Although you may not be duped by email scams, it’s perfectly possible that you know someone elderly or vulnerable who might be. Always be on the lookout on their behalf, as a surprising number of easily exploited people have become financial victims in the past.
Naked Security – Sophos