Virgil Griffith, a member of the Ethereum project, faces up to 20 years in prison for breaking US sanctions. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Day: November 29, 2019
iOS apps could really benefit from the newly proposed Security.plist standard
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•Security.plist was inspired by the already-existing and highly popular security.txt standard. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Dynabook Portégé A30-E review: A basic business laptop with all-day battery life
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•With workaday design and moderate build quality, the Portégé A30-E has a ‘bare bones’ feel about it. …read more Source:: Open Source S
America: Your mobile video quality is the worst of all G7 countries
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•The mobile video experience in the US has improved, but it’s still worse than Canada’s or Mexico’s. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Authorities take down ‘Imminent Monitor’ RAT malware operation
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•Europol reports 14 arrests across eight countries, including the RAT’s creator, in Australia. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Phishing emails are still managing to catch everyone out
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•While the move to cloud computing is boosting security for some parts of the business, basic mistakes are still giving hackers a foot in the door. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Ransomware: Big paydays and little chance of getting caught means boom time for crooks
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•File-encrypting malware is proving to be extremely lucrative for cyber attackers, who can continue large-scale ransomware campaigns – making hundreds of thousands of dollars – almost risk-free. …read more Source:: Open Source S
After robo-debt smackdown, Robert claims Canberra’s digital transformation pushes on
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•The Minister for Government Services said the Australian government is making progress in achieving its 2025 digital transformation goal. …read more Source:: Open Source S
5G radiation no worse than microwaves or baby monitors: Australian telcos
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•Microwaves sit 100 times below Australia’s EME safety limit, and 5G is one or two orders of magnitude safer. …read more Source:: Open Source S
No stars for Australia’s missing IoT cyber stars
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•Voluntary codes of practice aren’t good enough. Australia needs a cybersecurity rating system for the Internet of Things, and it needs to have teeth. …read more Source:: Open Source S