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Hojt Digital / Posts tagged "security"
June 15, 2016

Hacked in a public space? Thanks, HTTPS

See on Scoop.it - Secure communication Kali Linux, laptop, coffee - hack on! Apptimate's insight: SSL session security can be breached in a public WiFi. Applications should not rely on SSL, but should add it's own security and encryption. For example Object Security provided by Apptimate.io. See on theregister.co.uk

June 15, 2016

Telegram crammed: Hackers find way to send massive messages

See on Scoop.it - Apps and Internet of Things Mobile data annihilated Apptimate's insight: Security is an iterative process. It doesn't matter how well you design and test your software, there will probably still be bugs, even bugs that could be security flaws. When discovered it all comes

June 13, 2016

F-Secure’s Mikko Hypponen Details 5 Top Cybercrime Trends

See on Scoop.it - Secure communication Cybercrime continues to be incredibly lucrative. Yet many of the techniques being wielded by connected criminals aren't new, said security expert Mikko Hypponen of Apptimate's insight: Cyber criminality has been around since the dawn of man, but we called it robbery, extortion,

June 9, 2016

Mitsubishi Highlander Hacked via Wi-Fi – eSecurity Planet

See on Scoop.it - Apps and Internet of Things Pen Test Partners researchers were able to disable the car's alarm remotely. Apptimate's insight: Yet another hacked car. When will the auto makers learn that they need to employ som cyber security people in their R&D? See on esecurityplanet.com

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