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ZDNet Security
4 years ago
Protect your data with a USB condom
Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.
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ZDNet Security
Better to have USB data protection and not need it, than need it and not be prepared.
ZDNet Security
Public power outlets are being illegally modified to steal your phone's data, the FBI suggests. I walk you through options to keep your information safe.
Bleeping Computer
Google has disclosed more technical details about how Private Compute Core (PCC) on Android works and keeps sensitive user data processed locally on protected devices. [...]
ZDNet Security
Repair shops ask for device credentials when it's unnecessary for repairs. And it's too common for technicians to snoop on your private data.
ZDNet Security
Social engineering and phony call centers are used to trick victims into installing remote software. Then the gang steals data and threatens to leak it.
Bleeping Computer
After a successful pilot program in Korea, Samsung is now rolling out 'Maintenance Mode' to select Galaxy devices globally, to help users protect their sensitive data when they hand over their smartphones at service points. [...]
The Register
Hear intelligence agents and security experts discuss cyber warfare and resilience in a morning of virtual talks Cybercrime and cyber attacks across the world are on the increase, and the best form of defence against whatever they might throw at you is to assume you're going to be attacked and beef up your operational resilience to better deal with the fallout before it actually happens.… Sponsored Post
The Hacker News
In April 2022, Omnicell reported a data breach affecting nearly 62,000 patients. The company has revealed that the incident has impacted an additional 64,000 individuals. This brings the total number of patients affected to over 126,000. Will you be the next victim like Omnicell? If you are overlooking the importance of data protection, attackers can get you in no time. Explore the impact of
Bleeping Computer