Hacked Over Public Wi-Fi
Laurie Baratti shares that perhaps 25% of travelers are getting hacked through public wi-fi .
-DDLabels: cyber security, Public wi-fi
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Laurie Baratti shares that perhaps 25% of travelers are getting hacked through public wi-fi .
-DDLabels: cyber security, Public wi-fi
Theresa Lanowitz warns that unused offices can be a haven for cybercrime , and suggests that all equipment be removed from offices as soon as staff transition to working remotely.
-DDLabels: Cyber crime, cyber security
Evan Schuman reports on the state of mobile security , with his comments based on a 2021 report issued by Maximilian Zinkus, Tushar M. Jois, and Matthew Green of Johns Hopkins University.
-DDLabels: cyber security, mobile phones
Evan Schuman chides a firm handling SMS in the United States for storing text messages without security .
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Labels: cyber security, secure communication, SMS, text messaging
Bill Van Parys explains the importance of training older adults in cyber security and technology.
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Labels: Adult Education, Adult learners, cyber security, technology training instruction, Training
Google maintains the Web Transparency Report which reports on threats on a website.
-DDLabels: cyber security
Gregg Keizer summarizes reports from Microsoft and the Federal Bureau of Investigation indicating that fraud by individuals posing as technicians (or as the representatives of technology companies) is skyrocketing.
-DDLabels: cyber security, Technical support
Corrine Letsch reports that new regulation requires U.S. universities utilize with new cyber practices to comply with regulations.
-DDLabels: Academic regulation, cyber security
Lucas Mearian reports on the development of a secure laptop whose operating system is based on Linux.
A good idea, but I question if enough secure apps will exist to make it useful or cost effective.
-DDLabels: Computer hardware, cyber security, privacy
The Pew Research Center report Internet of Things predicts that some people will disconnect from Internet resources because of privacy fears.
-DDLabels: cyber security, Internet of Things
Jon Oltsik suggests cybersecurity initiatives which a new U.S. president should undertake.
-DDLabels: cyber security
Maurits Marijn warns about the dangers inherent in using public Wi-Fi.
-DDLabels: cyber security, hacker, Wi-Fi
Tom Henderson reports that hackers seem to be the most common users of new domains such as .XYZ -- the new domain names are not superseeding the .COM domain for business purposes, which was their original intent. Thor Olavsrud prepared a slideshow illustrating the shadiest domains, based on data from Blue Coat Systems.
-DDLabels: cyber security, Internet domain names
Gregg Keizer notes that Apple Quicktime for Windows is no longers supported by its manufacturer, and should be deleted from Windows computers.
-DDLabels: Apple Quicktime, cyber security
Taylor Armerding evaluates the possiblity of cyberwar against U.S. utilities.
-DDLabels: cyber security
Jeremy Kirk warns that the next wave of cyber crime may involve smart televisions being compromised throught their internet connection.
-DDLabels: cyber security, smart television