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Attorney General urges tech companies to leave device backdoors open for police
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said on Tuesday that new forms of encryption capable of locking law enforcement officials out of popular electronic devices imperil investigations of kidnappers and sexual predators, putting children at increased risk. “It is […] For more information go to http://www.NationalCyberSecurity.com, http://www. GregoryDEvans.com, http://www.LocatePC.net…
Apple Hacker Finds Undocumented iOS Backdoors
A well-known iPhone hacker and app developer has found a range of undocumented functions in Apple’s iOS mobile operating system that make it possible to grab data off devices wirelessly or via USB connections, without entering passwords or personal identification […] For more information go to http://www.NationalCyberSecurity.com, http://www. GregoryDEvans.com, http://www.LocatePC.net…
Samsung Galaxy Devices Comming in market with Pre installed backdoors – NSA in Action
Replicant, CyanogenMod based download of the Android OS, developers behind a remote attacker to manipulate the files and data that could allow Samsung Galaxy devices claim to have found a backdoor into the modem. According to Chief Replicant developer Paul Kocialkowski, many Samsung Galaxy devices found in the baseband processor…
M-Trends #2: Everything Old is New Again – Targeted Attackers Using Passive Backdoors to Evade Networks
Earlier this week, I talked about malware threats. Today, we’ll address a new trend. Turns out the perpetrators of targeted attacks are pragmatic, and are happy to borrow techniques that are even a decade old. Trend #2 in M-Trends: An Evolving Threat is titled “Everything Old Is New Again,” and…
FBI wants backdoors into VoIP, video, social networks and email
Wiretaps increasingly are becoming old school as technology bypasses the eavesdropping technology. Now, says the FBI, it needs access to more current technologies, like VoIP and email, and it’s very interested in getting access to social networks. The FBI wants backdoors–methods of bypassing normal security and encryption–into Facebook, Google+ Hangouts,…
Can you trust your antivirus solution to protect you against governmental backdoors and “lawful interception” police …
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Can you trust your antivirus tool to protect you against governmental backdoors or “lawful interception” police Trojans?
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