All the stories tagged with security
Apple Tightens App Store Security
07/27/2010, With all the attention that Apple’s iTunes App Store is getting, it’s not too surprising that many folks are trying to see if they can make any mischief with it. Recently iTunes was hit by an account fraud issue which [...]
Safari Browser’s AutoFill Security Exploit Can Expose Your Personal Information
07/22/2010, With the competition amongst browsers quite tough nowadays, this latest bit of bad news isn’t going to have Safari fans smiling. A security researcher is urging users of Apple’s Safari browser to turn off the browser’s AutoFill feature in order [...]
Standard Charted Allows Users To Switch From BlackBerry To iPhone
05/17/2010, In what is certainly disappointing news for RIM, British Bank Standard Charted has allowed its workers to switch over from the BlackBerry to the iPhone, as the bank is in the midst of converting its global email system and is [...]
MXI Security Stealth HD Bio Focuses On The Security Of Your Hard Drive
05/14/2010, Are you really fussy about the privacy of your data that you keep in your hard drives? And we mean really fussy. If you’re the ultra-paranoid type of person, you’ll be happy to hear that MXI Security has announced its [...]
USB Notebook Crime Prevention Sensor
04/16/2010, The USB Notebook Crime Prevention Sensor won’t zap the hands of anyone unscrupulous enough to steal your notebook, but at least it will start squeaking really loudly when unplugged. Makes not much sense since most folks who want to steal [...]
Google Releases Video To Teach Kids About Security On Buzz
04/06/2010, As expected, Google has updated its privacy settings on Google Buzz, which is certainly a good move. Aside from the updated privacy settings, the search engine giant has also released a video educating children how to be more careful with [...]
Verayo Touts Unclonable RFID Chips
03/08/2010, When a security company comes out and announces that its next-generation RFID ICs are unclonable, you can be sure that the company will attract a lot of attention, though the question is whether the attention is the desired type (potential [...]
New Attack On Internet Explorer Via F1 Key
03/02/2010, While Internet Explorer (IE) 8 has come a long way from the time that there was only the insecure Internet Explorer 6, it seems like there is a new reason to ditch IE for another browser, especially if you’re running [...]
Guardian Project To Secure Android Phones
03/01/2010, Are you very serious about your privacy and security? While there aren’t many (if any) cryptographically secure phones for you to buy off the shelves, but Android phones might just become able to fulfill that need for you sometime soon. [...]
Fujitsu PalmSecure LT Just Launched
03/01/2010, Fujitsu has just launched a more cost-effective device using its PalmSecure technology that reads a palm’s veins pattern to identify individuals. If you wonder, the blood has to circulate so cutting a hand like it is sometimes shown in movies [...]
A Rather Unpleasant iPhone Security Threat Has Surfaced
02/04/2010, Sure, we had a rather irritating “iPhone Rickrolling” issue a few months back, but that wasn’t all that harmful, not to mention you needed to jailbreak your iPhone and not change the default password for SSH to make it work. [...]
Facebook Partners With McAfee To Offer Security Software
01/15/2010, If you’re currently evaluating antivirus software for your computer, you might want to take note that Facebook has partnered with McAfee to offer all of its 350 million users free security software for a 6-month period. It’s good to see [...]
Swann DVR4-2500 Security Recorder Kit
12/22/2009, Are you in the market for a home security solution? The Swann DVR4-2500 Security Recorder Kit might be just the thing, especially if you’re a proud owner of an iPhone. After all, the entire kit comes with a DVR, a [...]
