What issues would face scanning attached to a mobile device resolve and, if used correctly, would it make the incursion into my privacy acceptable?
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Posted by Bram Bonné, Senior Software Engineer, Android Platform Security & Chad Brubaker, Staff Software Engineer, Android Platform Security Android is committed to keeping users, their devices, and their data safe. One of the ways that we keep data…
IM-RAT, which could be had for as little as US$25, was bought by nearly 15,000 people
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Smart selections when starting small can ease the pain as you scale up your company’s privacy infrastructure
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ESET researchers detail how the operators of the Stantinko botnet have expanded their toolset with a new means of profiting from computers under their control
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A device that is supposed to help parents keep track of their children and give them a peace of mind can be turned into a surveillance device
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just around the corner and scammers are gearing up to flood you with bogus offers
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UPbit has announced that, as a precaution, all transactions will remain suspended for at least two weeks
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ESET researchers have discovered that the criminals behind the Stantinko botnet are distributing a cryptomining module to the computers they control
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How the field of play has changed and why endpoint protection often comes down to doing the basics, even in the face of increasingly complex threats
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