The world has become that advanced in the area of digital security where biometric verification is the most secure methodology to authenticate an individual’s identity. This state-of-the-art invention has proven the fact that it is far safer and more convenient in this advanced first quarter of the 21st century as compared to other old and […]
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Click-fraud Trojan turns Windows computers into botnets
There’s a not-so-new Trojan malware that infects Windows computers running the Vista and 7 operating systems, even including the deceased XP. Trojan.Viknok, which emerged last year, is now shifting its aim to the privilege escalation vulnerabilities by obtaining administrative-level access to computers in order to convert the system into a botnet.
Why Google should abort its plan to hide URLs on Chrome
Google, at pains to respond to user requests for protection from the rising wave of phishing campaigns, might have the best of intentions in trying to hide URLs to address this problem, but it misses the point completely.
Apple plans to shed $3.2 billion to acquire Beats Electronics
Apple is in talks to acquire Beats Electronics. Beats Electronics make the popular Beats headphones and in January 2014, they also started a music streaming service, Beats Music. If Apple acquires Beats then this would mark the largest takeover for Apple in its history. The two companies have yet to agree on some financial details.
Being Economical with a Mobile Phone Signal Booster
Your Smartphone is like a mini computer that has a great deal of apps that can handle any problem, a decent and quite powerful camera, a torch or even a GPS, but your mobile phone cannot do anything at all when you face with a weak mobile phone signal.
Unisys’ Stealth network traffic hider is better than encryption
The recent slew of cyber attacks that did not even spare encryption technologies from their wrath brings to mind Unisys’ network traffic protection tool that could have prevented them: Stealth. As the name suggests, the appliance works to hide private, two-way communications from hackers and eavesdroppers.
