Edward Snowden speaks via video link during a conference at University of Buenos Aires Law School, Argentina, November 14, 2016 / REUTERS/Marcos Brindicci The software can capture crucial evidence that can make it easier to identify potential criminals Edward Snowden is behind a new security app that can catch anyone who tries to steal or tamper…
The FBI encourages consumers to consider cyber security prior to introducing smart, interactive, internet-connected toys into their homes or trusted environments. Smart toys and entertainment devices for children are increasingly incorporating technologies that learn and tailor their behaviors based on user interactions. These toys typically contain sensors, microphones, cameras, data storage components, and other multimedia capabilities –…
Hackers always first go for the weakest link to quickly gain access to your online accounts. Online users habit of reusing the same password across multiple services gives hackers opportunity to use the credentials gathered from a data breach to break into their other online accounts. Researchers from security firm 4iQ have now discovered a new collective…
Image: Shutterstock. Composition: Author After analysis, 94 percent had “at least three” medium-risk vulnerabilities. As the value of cryptocurrencies continues to skyrocket nearly across the board, hackers and scammers are stealing digital money from unsuspecting victims in all sorts of new and interesting ways. One method uses fake apps that steal credentials, but according to new…
An investigation published by Quartz has revealed Android phones have been tracking users using cell towers since the beginning of 2017, “even when location services are disabled.” This allows Android devices to send information back to Google. Quartz rightly points out that this goes “far beyond a reasonable consumer expectation of privacy.” ibankcoin notes that even a brand new…
Despite being ripe targets for cybercriminals, most large enterprises lack control over employee data access and follow weak password practices. According to Preempt’s survey of 200 management-level professionals at organizations with 1,000 employees, employees have more access than they should. A quarter (25%) of employees have tried to access data at work that they weren’t supposed to.…
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