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Each Wireless Router Is Listening to The Artifact: Every Move in The Room It Can Sense

Dec 13, 2016

Now we, all the time in the use of wireless devices, mobile phones, laptops and so on wireless network equipment, the router has become a part of our daily life can not be missing. But you may not understand, even if not the wireless signal ...

Tags: wireless devices, wireless network equipment, wireless signal

U.S. Shows Insincerity in Fighting Terrorism by Smearing China's Anti-terrorism Law

Dec 25, 2015

On Christmas Eve, U.S. embassy in China issued security warnings for Westerners in Beijing's Sanlitun area, a popular Beijing diplomatic and entertainment district. Thanks to special forces dispatched by the Chinese government, no incidents ...

Tags: Fighting Terrorism, Anti-terrorism

Medical Devices Is Indispansable

Feb 2, 2015

Posted in Medical Device Business by Brian Buntz on January 30, 2015 Antique medical devices provide a glimpse into how medicine was performed in past centuries. But few people have taken a look at how medical care was administered on ...

Tags: Medical Devices, Health

Sony Revealed It Was Largely Unprepared for Hacking Attack That Took Place Last Year

Jan 9, 2015

Sony Pictures has revealed it was largely unprepared for the hacking attack that took place last year. Michael Lynton, the chief executive of the firm, spoke to the Associated Press, describing the firm as being a ‘canary in the ...

Tags: Sony, Consumer Electronic, CES

One of The Largest Known Breaches Started with a Small, Third-Party Supplier

Aug 18, 2014

One of the largest known breaches, resulting in 110 million records lost and hundreds of millions of dollars in damages, started with a small, third-party supplier. We’re talking about Target, where attackers compromised Fazio ...

Tags: Supply Chain, Electrical, Electronics

Oracle Has Issued a Comprehensive List of Its Software

Apr 17, 2014

Oracle has issued a comprehensive list of its software that may or may not be affected by the OpenSSL (secure sockets layer) vulnerability known as Heartbleed, while warning that no fixes are yet available for some likely affected products. ...

Tags: Computer Products, Web Security

Free Wi-Fi Hotspots Pose Data Risks

Mar 9, 2014

If you are basking in the convenience of doing an online bank transfer at a coffee house while spooning the cream off a designer special, consider the tradeoff, which is placing your personal data at risk. Also consider yourself warned by ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Wi-Fi

Apple Said It Was Developing a Security Fix for Its Mac OS X Computer Operating System

Feb 27, 2014

Apple said Monday it was developing a security fix for its Mac OS X computer operating system after a patch released for its iPhones and iPads to thwart hacker attacks. The California tech giant released its security update for the iOS 7 ...

Tags: Apple, Mac, IOS, Flaw

an Adobe Flash Exploit Has Targeted Three Sites

Feb 27, 2014

An Adobe Flash exploit has targeted three sites. Adobe Systems on Thursday announced knowledge of the exploit and what steps to take. The company assigned the CVE identifier CVE-2014-0502 to the vulnerability. Its security bulletin ...

Tags: zero-day exploit, Security updates, Adobe Flash Player

U.S. Government Has to Take Action to Ensure a Minimum Level of Cybersecurity in Networks

Feb 17, 2014

The U.S. government, finally realizing that it has to take action to ensure a minimum level of cybersecurity in networks that manage the nation's energy, water and financial services, presented the Framework for Improving Critical ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics

Attack on Yahoo That Started with The Theft of User Credentials

Feb 13, 2014

The attack on Yahoo that started with the theft of user credentials from a third-party database highlights the risk of sharing usernames and passwords across multiple websites. Yahoo reported Thursday that attackers using computer ...

Tags: Yahoo, Identity Management

Pessimists Are Fond of Saying That No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

Jan 10, 2014

Pessimists are fond of saying that no good deed goes unpunished. An Australian teenager who reported a security vulnerability in a government website and now faces legal troubles probably agrees. Joshua Rogers, a 16-year-old Victoria ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics

A California Resident Affected by The Data Breach Has Filed a Lawsuit Against The Hackers

Dec 23, 2013

Target shoppers. Just in time for the holidays, your credit card data has been compromised. And according to Brian Krebs, the purloined information has been "flooding underground black markets in recent weeks, selling in batches of one ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics, Debit Cards, Credit

Arbor Networks' 2013 Research of DDoS Activity in The Middle East Has Revealed

Dec 11, 2013

Arbor Networks' 2013 research of DDoS activity in the Middle East has revealed that the average size of attacks in the region is 2.376Gbps and the average duration of an attack exceeds an hour and ten minutes. Mahmoud Samy, Area Head, ...

Tags: middle east, Arbor, network, attack

New Attack Campaigns Have Infected Point-of-sale Systems Around The World

Dec 10, 2013

New attack campaigns have infected point-of-sale (PoS) systems around the world with sophisticated malware designed to steal payment card and transaction data. Researchers from security firm Arbor Networks found two servers that were used ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

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