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FBI Seizes Anonymizing Server in Bomb Threat Probe

Groups using the server said there's little chance the FBI will be able to trace email sent by the machine

Apr 20, 2012 2 mins

Are Boy Scouts Prepared for the iPad?

The Northern Star Council Boy Scouts of America believes a bring-your-own-device approach and a cloud-based virtual private network service are the right tools to explore iPads in the enterprise.

Apr 20, 2012 4 mins

Mobile Security Tablets VPN

Proof-of-concept Android Trojan App Analyzes Motion Sensor Data to Determine Tapped Keys

Researchers design an app that analyzes subtle smartphone movements to infer what's being typed on touchscreens

Apr 20, 2012 3 mins

Mobile Security Privacy

Cybersecurity Roundup: Support for CISPA, Instagram Malware and More

This week's cybersecurity roundup features stories on the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA); a new Android Trojan that hides inside the popular Instagram photo-sharing app; Javascript-related malware that could have infected

Apr 19, 2012 3 mins

Fraud Malware Regulation

Tablets and Mobile App Resuscitate UK Hospital’s Workflow

The clever tricks attackers use to compromise your mobile devices may surprise you, so harden your defenses with these three tips and confidently work from anywhere.rn

Jul 6, 2017

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Tablets and Mobile App Resuscitate UK Hospital’s Workflow

Nottingham University Hospital's night staff was handicapped with archaic technology for assigning physician tasks and organizing patient information until an investment in Cisco Cius tablets and a third-party workflow app provided the remedy.

Apr 19, 2012 6 mins

Small and Medium Business Smartphones Tablets

9 Tech Sector Groups Rally in Support of CISPA

Leading trade associations back the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act ahead of next week's floor debate. However, privacy advocates continue to object to the controversial information-sharing bill.

Apr 19, 2012 4 mins

Government Regulation Technology Industry

Google Warns 20,000 Websites They Could Be Infected with Malware

The sites could be infected with JavaScript redirect malware and servers could be compromised, Google warned

Apr 19, 2012 2 mins

Internet Intrusion Detection Software Security

US, China Try to Ease Tension with Cyber War Games

The United States and China are performing a set of cyber war "games" to examine how each side would respond to a Stuxnet-type attack, as well as attacks on each other, in an effort to ease ongoing tension between the two sides.

Apr 18, 2012 3 mins

Cybercrime Data and Information Security Intrusion Detection Software

Android Security Threat of the Week: Angry Birds?!?

If you downloaded the latest version of Angry Birds for Android from an unofficial app store, the software could have compromised your device and granted system control to the Bad Guys, according to a security research firm.

Apr 18, 2012 2 mins

Mobile Security Small and Medium Business Smartphones

Russian Charged with Hacking Into Brokerage Accounts

Petr Murmylyuk allegedly caused US$1 million in losses to Fidelity, Scottrade, E*Trade, and Schwab

Apr 18, 2012 2 mins

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FBI Seizes Anonymizing Server in Bomb Threat Probe

Are Boy Scouts Prepared for the iPad?

Proof-of-concept Android Trojan App Analyzes Motion Sensor Data to Determine Tapped Keys

Cybersecurity Roundup: Support for CISPA, Instagram Malware and More

Tablets and Mobile App Resuscitate UK Hospital’s Workflow

Tablets and Mobile App Resuscitate UK Hospital’s Workflow

9 Tech Sector Groups Rally in Support of CISPA

Google Warns 20,000 Websites They Could Be Infected with Malware

US, China Try to Ease Tension with Cyber War Games

Android Security Threat of the Week: Angry Birds?!?

Russian Charged with Hacking Into Brokerage Accounts