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Tuesday, August 21, 2012

McAfee focuses on privacy in mobile security software package for Android

What You Should Know About the iPhone SMS Spoof Attack | The wild world of wearable computers

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McAfee focuses on privacy in mobile security software package for Android
McAfee is expanding its mobile security software for Android tablets and smartphones, as it sees an increase in threats targeting Android devices, the Intel subsidiary announced on Monday. Read More


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What You Should Know About the iPhone SMS Spoof Attack
SMS text messaging is certainly not exclusive to Apple or its iconic iPhone smartphone. But, apparently there is something unique about the way Apple delivers SMS messages that makes the iPhone particularly vulnerable to spoofing or smishing (SMS phishing) attacks. Read More

The wild world of wearable computers
Are you ready for talking watches, singing shoes, ringing earrings and vibrating tattoos? Read More


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General Dynamics buying Fidelis Security for DLP expertise
General Dynamics Monday announced plans to acquire Fidelis Security Systems for an undisclosed amount in an effort to bolster the former's expertise in data-loss prevention (DLP) technologies. Read More

Pirated mobile Android and Apple apps getting hacked, cracked and smacked
Those popular mobile apps that everyone's buying from the official Android and Apple apps stores for business and fun are being torn apart by hackers who turn around and post these abused apps filled with malware, their content pirated or otherwise tampered, according to a study out today. Read More


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Malware attacks seem to be evolving. The traditional viruses, Trojan horses, botnets, and phishing attacks are still a threat, but the next generation malware takes insidious to a whole new level. Thankfully, there's a silver lining as well. Read More

Owned in 60 seconds with ZackAttack: From network guest to Windows Domain Admin
Mischievous ones, you should like this, but system engineers and admins maybe not so much. Finally the ZackAttack! tool code has been released on GitHub. Wondering what it is? It's 'Relaying NTLM Like Nobody's Business.' At Def Con 20, Zack Fasel gave a wow-factor presentation called Owned in 60 seconds: From network guest to Windows Domain Admin. It was described as: Read More

Anonymizer tied to company selling TrapWire surveillance to governments
If someone promises you "powerful online privacy and security" for a price of course and "ensures your identity remains anonymous," would you be inclined to believe it? Anonymizer has built a reputation as a "Trusted leader in online privacy since 1995," but the company that sells anonymity as a software service has ties to Abraxas Corporation and the Read More



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