Busted! Forensic expert who recovered lurid SMS warns: Phone texts don’t die, they hide

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	Busted! Forensic expert who recovered lurid SMS warns: Phone texts don't die, they hide We've all deleted texts, but for those of you who might really not want anyone else to ever see them, then you might be interested in knowing that forensics experts say, "Phone texts don't die; they hide." And that "factory reset feature" won't delete SMS well enough to stop them from being recovered either. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sophos 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Data Protection Information you need to choose the right encryption product – compliments of Sophos. Click to continue In this Issue Kaspersky is developing a secure OS for industrial control Facebook expands blacklist of malicious URLs Deanonymizing You: I know who you are after 1 click online or a mobile call NASA exploring $1.5 million unmanned aircraft competition Pacemaker hack can deliver deadly 830-volt jolt Over 20Gbps DDoS attacks have become common occurrences, Prolexic says The Huawei Controversy – The Rest of the Argument With breaches inevitable, 'behavioral whitelisting' bolsters fight WEBCAST: Dell SonicWall Why First Generation Firewalls Aren't Making the Grade In this exclusive webinar, learn from Dell-SonicWALL's Patrick Sweeney, how today's Next-Generation Firewalls allow businesses to scale their network security to meet the demands of emerging threats and new technology trends, while ensuring performance to meet key business objectives. Resister Now! Kaspersky is developing a secure OS for industrial control Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab is developing a secure operating system for industrial control systems, its chairman and CEO Eugene Kaspersky said on Tuesday. Read More Facebook expands blacklist of malicious URLs Facebook has added seven more antivirus vendors to its AV Marketplace, a move that gives the social network a total of a dozen companies whose databases it can tap to identify malicious website links on the site. Read More WEBCAST: VCE & Xerox Building a Cloud Foundation on IaaS In this exclusive webcast from VCE, you'll learn how IaaS accelerates your business in adaptable approaches, across geographies; and provides granular visibility and access control. Best of all, IaaS assures adoption, productivity and the innovative benefits of truly flexible infrastructure. Learn more. Deanonymizing You: I know who you are after 1 click online or a mobile call If you like your privacy when you are using your cellphone or surfing cyberspace, then you might find it disturbing how easily you can be personally identified while doing either. Here's a look at two different deanonymizing processes by which your privacy can be obliterated. Read More NASA exploring $1.5 million unmanned aircraft competition NASA today said it wants to gage industry interest in the agency holding one of its patented Centennial Challenges to build the next cool unmanned aircraft. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Cisco Wide Area Application Services Software Release 5.0 Cisco® Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) provides the industry's most scalable, highest performance WAN optimization solution. Cisco WAAS is able to improve end user experience and reduce bandwidth for key applications. Learn more. Pacemaker hack can deliver deadly 830-volt jolt Pacemakers from several manufacturers can be commanded to deliver a deadly, 830-volt shock from someone on a laptop up to 50 feet away, the result of poor software programming by medical device companies. Read More Over 20Gbps DDoS attacks have become common occurrences, Prolexic says Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks with an average bandwidth of over 20Gbps have become commonplace this year, according to researchers from from DDoS mitigation vendor Prolexic. Read More The Huawei Controversy – The Rest of the Argument I recently published a longer-than-usual column at informationweek.com on the recent government report urging the masses not to buy anything from Huawei (as well as ZTE) on the grounds that such equipment might be fronting intelligence (or worse) efforts underway within the government and/or military of China. Read More With breaches inevitable, 'behavioral whitelisting' bolsters fight In the world of cyberthreat defense, security experts and vendors have basically conceded that it is a matter of "when," not "if," an enterprise will be breached. Read More
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