Posted by Jon Markoff, Staff Developer Advocate, Android Security Have you ever tried to encrypt data in your app? As a developer, you want to keep data safe, and in the hands of the party intended to use. But if you’re like most Android developer…
Posted by Elie Bursztein, Security & Anti-Abuse Research Lead; David Tao, Software Engineer; Neil Kumaran, Product Manager, Gmail Security Gmail protects your incoming mail against spam, phishing attempts, and malware. Our existing machine lea…
Do social media listen in on our conversations in order to target us with ads? Or are we just a bit paranoid? A little test might speak a thousand words.
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Hunting down Linux threats – The implications of DNS encryption for business security – MGM Resorts breach hits millions of people
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What are the main security threats facing Linux? A Q&A with ESET Senior Malware Researcher Marc‑Etienne M.Léveillé, whose work has been instrumental in uncovering a number of malware strains hitting Linux servers.
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Posted by Per Bjorke, Senior Product Manager, Ad Traffic QualityAs part of our ongoing efforts — along with help from newly developed technologies — today we’re announcing nearly 600 apps have been removed from the Google Play Store and banned from our…
A number of celebrities, government officials and tech CEOs were also caught up in the incident
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Malicious code is nothing to worry about on Linux, right? Hold your penguins. How Linux malware has gone from the sidelines to the headlines.
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The dawn of the DNS over HTTPS era is putting business security and SOC teams to the challenge
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Posted by Christiaan Brand, Product Manager, Google Cloud Security keys provide the strongest protection against phishing attacks. That’s why they are an important feature of the Advanced Protection Program that provides Google’s strongest account…
