• ‘Great Cannon’ Is China’s New Weapon That Shoots Down Internet Sites

    China is widely suspect to be behind the recent attacks on Github and internet freedom group Great Fire. Now we have the most concrete evidence that indeed it.. Source: techcrunch.com This is the problem with all tactic cyber war tools that government agencys develop. The same tool will be turned…

  • Welcome to the Internet of Things. Please check your privacy at the door.

    Several things can happen to your IoT data, and most of them are bad. Here are the biggest things you need to worry about. Source: www.cio.com Several things can happen to your IoT data, and most of them are bad. Here are the biggest things you need to worry about:…

  • IoT devices facilitate robbery, stalking and cybercrime

    The foundation of the Internet of Things (IoT) – the devices themselves plus their associated mobile applications and cloud services – are o… Source: www.net-security.org An analysis of some connected products on the market today. Poor security implementation that highlights the problem with early IoT products. They expose more threats…

  • Diving into the Dark Web: Where does your stolen data go? | ZDNet

    If your sensitive data is stolen online, where does it go — and who sees it? One security team found out. Source: www.zdnet.com There is a big market for your data, disregarding how small and insignificant you might think you and your data are. Organized cyber criminal rings all over…

  • Midsized Companies, Supersized Network Security Needs | SecurityWeek.Com

    Small and midsized companies need a new approach to cybersecurity that mitigates risk to valuable digital assets. Source: www.securityweek.com SMB’s will not have the resources to keep up with the rapid cyber criminality development. I think that they will have to find trustworthy cloud suppliers with strong security focus and…

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