All posts tagged "Security"
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Ruby Kannan | 26 June 2014
IBM & Lenovo to resolve ‘national security’ concerns over server deal
The deal is expected to get a thumbs-up to close by year-end, but with IBM taking care of...
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Megha Kedia | 26 June 2014
ICO: UK Police are sloppy in handling public data
Only a few forces have come out with a “high assurance” rating, indicating the extent controls are in...
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Megha Kedia | 24 June 2014
International Study: 40% European organizations obstruct citizens access private data
“What should have been a straightforward process was complex, confusing, frustrating and, in the end, largely unsuccessful.”
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Ruby Kannan | 15 May 2014
Samsung Knox gets thumbs up from CESG
Samsung’s security platform Knox, has received a stamp of approval from the Communications and Electronic Security Group (CESG),...
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Ruby Kannan | 12 May 2014
ICO: Companies ‘failing at basics’ may end up paying thousands in penalty
Companies running Windows XP could face penalties up to £500,000, in case of any security breach, warns UK’s...
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Ravi Mandalia | 20 April 2014
Feedly Android app vulnerable to JavaScript injection
Feedly Android app is vulnerable to JavaScript injection that could not only compromise privacy of millions of users....
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Megha Kedia | 18 April 2014
Michaels Stores’ security breach affected over 3 million credit cards
Michaels Stores on Thursday confirmed that there was a security breach of certain payment card processing systems at...
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Ravi Mandalia | 16 April 2014
ThetaRay: ‘Gloomy forecast is that Heartbleed will live on’
ThetaRay explains what is Heartbleed, what is its impact, what is OpenSSL, damage control, remediation and its alternatives....
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Preethi Keren | 11 April 2014
Google adds an additional layer of protection to Android platform
Google is rolling out a new extension to its Verify apps service to check on the functioning of...
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Preethi Keren | 11 April 2014
Google Chrome bug discovered – compromises microphone privacy
Guy Aharonovsky, an Israel based developer, has exposed the threats posed by a Google Chrome bug, which makes...