Police are hoping to stop kids becoming cybercriminals by bombarding them with Google Ads, phishers rub their hands in glee at the NHS track and trace service, and just how does a nano-layer of quantum holographic catalyzer technology make a USB stick cost hundreds of pounds?
All this and much much more is discussed in the latest edition of the “Smashing Security” podcast.
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You’ve probably never stopped to think about all the funny facial expressions you make when you’re busy flinging Angry Birds at Bad Piggies, but if your phone has secretly been turned into a “spy phone,” then an attacker could tell you because he or she could snap pictures of you as you play.
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Opinion: DBIR, other computer security statistics paint tricky picture
TechTarget This is in part because many reports aim to summarize the prior year, so they appear early in the following one. It's also because many vendors time the release of their reports to coincide with the RSA Conference. Over the past couple of months we've … |