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One of The Largest Known Breaches Started with a Small, Third-Party Supplier
Aug 18, 2014One 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
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Their Days Are Busy Enough Without Having to Add Another Layer of Work
Apr 1, 2014The biggest objection I hear from flooring dealers about becoming immersed in social media has to do with time. Their days are busy enough without having to add another layer of work that seems overwhelming when new social networks seem to ...
Tags: Flooring, Construction, Decoration
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The Website of a U.S. Organisation Specialising Was Compromised with Malware
Nov 19, 2013The website of a U.S. organisation specialising in national and international security policy was compromised with malware that targeted a previously unknown vulnerability in Internet Explorer. A nation-state looking to compromise the ...
Tags: Nation-state, attack, IE, flaw
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In IOS 7's Version of Mail,Thanks to The System-wide Makeover IOS 7 Has Received
Sep 24, 2013In both iOS 4 and iOS 5, Apple gave the Mail app major overhauls. Even in iOS 6, Mail gained some significant new features. This time around, in iOS 7′s version of Mail, the biggest changes are to the look-and-feel, thanks to the ...
Tags: Apple, iOS 7 Mail
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Google Released Data From Their Gmail Accounts to The US Government
Jun 24, 2013Two Wikileaks volunteers have revealed that Google released data from their Gmail accounts to the US government under the secret, legally enforced information seizures being made by the Prism security group. Since Prism, and the secret, ...
Tags: Google, Wikileaks, Gmail Account, NSA
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U.S. Charged Eight People in Connection with a Multimillion-Dollar Cybercrime
Jun 12, 2013U.S. federal prosecutors charged eight people on Wednesday in connection with a multimillion-dollar fraud that siphoned money from hacked accounts at banks and financial institutions, laundered it and sent it overseas. The cover page ...
Tags: Cybercrime, US
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Cult of The USS Enterprise Thrives 47 Years After The First TV Episodes Aired
May 10, 2013LAST night's midnight premiere of Star Trek into Darkness confirms the cult of the USS Enterprise thrives 47 years after the first TV episodes aired. Captain James T. Kirk, Spock and the crew have indeed managed to "live long and prosper" - ...
Tags: Google, Computer Products
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The Entire MDM Space Is Dead When It Comes to The Bring-Your-Own-Device Trend
Mar 1, 2013The entire MDM (mobile device management) space is dead when it comes to the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend, according to IBRS security analyst James Turner. He made the claim during the launch of Kaspersky Endpoint Security for ...
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Analysis of Google's Transparency Reports
Jan 29, 2013Google’s Transparency Reports, which are released every six months, are interesting not just for what they reveal about government requests for Internet user data, but also for what they fail to reveal. Transparency reports are ...
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Apple's Assistant Now Has Some Competition,Even If Neither Yet Qualifies as a Siri Killer
Jan 14, 2013Since Apple launched Siri, iPhone's exclusive voice-activated assistant, in 2010, no other smart phone has come close to the iPhone in understanding and executing complex voice commands. But my informal look at two Android-based voice ...
Tags: Apple, voice activated assistant, Voice Assistants, iPhone
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The Google Maps APP Isn't The Only New Google APP for Users of Apple Mobile Devices
Jan 11, 2013The Google Maps app isn't the only new Google app for users of Apple mobile devices. There's also a new, free Gmail app that provides users with a clearer presentation and additional controls, compared with the iOS e-mail app. ...
Tags: Google Maps, Google app, Apple mobile devices, Gmail, iOS
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Google's Spam Chief Urged Users to Set Two-Factor Authentication on Their Log-Ins
Dec 20, 2012In the wake of a multi-faceted hack of a technology reporter that ended with his smartphone, tablet and notebook wiped of all data, Google's spam chief yesterday urged users to set two-factor authentication on their log-ins. "I ... advise ...
Tags: Google, spam chief, authentication, tech reporter hack job
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Projectbook Is a New Note-Taking and Task Management Application for The iPad
Dec 20, 2012Projectbook is a new note-taking and task management application for the iPad from Theory.io. (See Macworlds recent story on Projectbook for a thorough description of the app.) Ive been using the iPad offering since its recent release and, ...
Tags: iPad, projectbook, application
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The Service Program Announced an Important New Feature-2-Way Google Calendar Syncing
Dec 14, 2012The Service Program,the#1 QuickBooks add-on software program for service businesses,has recently announced an important new feature-2-way Google Calendar syncing. The seamless two-way syncing allows a company to- -Easily manage employee ...
Tags: #1 QuickBooks, software program, 2-way Google Calendar syncing
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Apple's iCloud Service Has Not Proven to Be a Shiny Seamless Service
Aug 15, 2012Computerworld Hong Kong - Apple's iCloud service, which was recently forced upon former-users of mac.com (including myself), has not proven to be a shiny seamless service. Many tech journos complain that iCloud doesn't represent the ...
Tags: Hong Kong, Apple's iCloud, service