Security

There are many digital entrances that you leave open all the time, such as Wi-Fi and your Bluetooth connection. Here we explain why. What is the deal in Bluetooth? The benefit of reducing your Bluetooth usage...

OurMine has been grabbing the news recently for a string of hacks into company networks and social accounts. They recently gained access to Vevo servers. The background to the OurMine Hack The hacker group posted a...

Rolls Royce has announced plans to enter the autonomous shipping market with a 60m autonomous ship that will conduct patrolling, surveillance, mine detection, and fleet screening. Information on the Rolls Royce naval ship The company said...

With many data breaches occurring it is natural to worry about your identity and security. There are plenty of apps one can make use of to stay on the safe side. Below is the list...

According to the latest reports coming out, BlackBerry is about to announce licensing deals for a more secure version of Android. The name of the OS is BlackBerry Secure. Overview on BlackBerry BlackBerry was once the...

A new IBM scholarship will cover 100% of the entry fees for any woman interested in attending EC-Council's Hacker Halted conference. Here's how to take advantage of the offer. It's no secret that cybersecurity professionals...

Bygone are the days when only single anti-virus software was the foolproof security of the device, especially for the window users. The landscape of threats and cyber attacks have changed a lot in the...

Google announced its plans to punish Symantec by gradually distrusting its SSL certificates after the company was caught improperly issuing 30,000 Extended Validation (EV) certificates over the past few years. The Extended Validation (EV) status of...

We recently heard about the Anonymous taking down 20 percent of the Dark Web for posting child pornography on those websites and now a very similar operation was launched against groups/pages on Facebook for...

“Car companies are finally realising that what they sell is just a big computer you sit in,” says Kevin Tighe, a senior systems engineer at the security testing firm Bugcrowd. It’s meant to be a...