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Hojt Digital / Posts tagged "security"
February 20, 2015

Large enterprises targeted by mobile Trojans

Mobile cyber threats are more common and more sophisticated than ever before, with a number of high profile threats in the past year. Source: betanews.com Connected mobile devices are rapidly becoming a security threat to corporate IT, both IPhones and Androids. Virtual private networks (VPN), two-factor authentication, peer-to-peer

February 20, 2015

US and UK ‘hacked Sim card firm’

Source: www.bbc.com The stolen encryption allowed the agencies to decode data that passes between mobile phones and cell towers. They were able to un-garble calls, texts or emails intercepted out of the air. This proves that surveillance agencies, and cyber criminals, will do anything to get into

February 17, 2015

More Than 1B Records Breached in 2014

In IT security, worst case scenarios became commonplace in 2014, and there’s no end in sight. Headline-making data breaches will likely continue into this year, as businesses, governments and regulators play catch-up to this threat. Source: www.cio.com Identity theft on the rise. We need to change both

February 17, 2015

Russian researchers expose breakthrough U.S. spying program

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – The U.S. National Security Agency has figured out how to hide spying software deep within hard drives made by Western Digital, Seagate, Toshiba and other top manufacturers, giving Source: www.reuters.com It used to be “Intel Inside”, now it’s NSA inside. What the malware

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