More security and privacy problems expected for Android apps, utilities, e-voting machines, and social media users, while hackers may get more political. View full post on bank security hacker – Yahoo! News Search Results View full post on National Cyber Security
2012 in security: Rising danger
From mobile malware to social networking attacks, threats to your security and privacy will only grow in the coming year Computer security involves more than installing an antivirus utility on your PC. Malicious hackers are on a mission to steal money and wreak havoc, and they’ll do it by any…
Anonymous Plans to Overthrow Illuminati in 2012
Last December 17,2011 Anonymous uploaded their second video about their message to the secret society group which is the Illuminati (in Latin it is a plural form of Illuminatus which means ‘Enlightened’) and that they plan to declare war on Illuminati in 2012. Guess, they still want to celebrate New…
Iowa Caucus 2012: State GOP Worried About Hacker Threat
IOWA CITY, Iowa — Republican Party officials in Iowa are taking new steps to secure their vote counting systems after an anonymous threat suggested computer hackers could attempt to disrupt next month’s presidential nominating caucuses. A video uploaded to YouTube features a computer-generated voice denouncing a corrupt political system and…
Defense Dept’s 2012 Funding Bill Allows Offensive Cyber Attacks (December 14 & 15, 2011)
The US Defense Department’s 2012 funding bill contains a provision that gives the military the authority to launch offensive strikes in the cyber arena……. View full post on SANS NewsBites View full post on National Cyber Security
More ‘creative’ hacks to come in 2012
Cybercriminals will become more creative, hackers will seek non-traditional targets, and more high-profile data loss incidents via malware and hacking may occur in 2012. View full post on hacking tools – Yahoo! News Search Results View full post on National Cyber Security
Mobile Device Security Tips for 2012
Practical Advice for Minimizing RisksTerrell Herzig, an information security officer, describes a series of year-end steps to take to help ensure mobile device security in 2012. View full post on CUInfoSecurity.com Blogs RSS Syndication View full post on National Cyber Security
Your IT security action plan for 2012
Rather than a comprehensive list of everything an IT security organisation should plan on doing in the new year, I’m going to share with you some of the things that many probably haven’t even considered for their 2012 action lists. Know your developers All too often, I find that the…
Report: More mobile malware expected in 2012
Lookout Mobile Security A smartphone security company has predicted that in 2012, there will be more malware masquerading as legit apps, apps that will fleece consumer pockets and malvertising — real-looking ads that lead trusting souls to fraudulent sites. Lookout Mobile Security, which monitors apps on Android, Blackberry, iOS and Windows…
Lookout Predicts More Mobile Malware In 2012
Lookout Mobile Security has been diligent in their duty to protect mobile devices from malware lurking in every corner of the tech world. They reported yesterday that a new type of malware, RuFraud, is invading mobile devices disguised as free version of popular paid apps and games like Angry Birds….