Tag: help

  • Microsoft’s ‘Samaritan’ refuses help to hackers doing Win 10 recon

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Microsoft hacker Itai Grady has created a tool to help protect blackhat scouts from stealing Windows credentials, an effort they hope will make network compromises harder to achieve. The SAMRi10 PowerShell script (the pair say it’s pronounced as samaritan) eliminates The post Microsoft’s ‘Samaritan’ refuses help…

  • The Canadian government doesn’t want hackers’ help

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans The U.S. Department of Defence has turned to well-intentioned hackers and independent security researchers to help the government agency find software bugs and vulnerabilities in its computer systems. But in Canada, the government appears to still have no formal The post The Canadian government doesn’t want…

  • Warning Labels Help Teens Avoid Sugary Drinks

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    Teens eat and drink too much sugar. The average teen drinks at least one sugar-sweetened beverage per day. Many of those contain more than double the recommended daily serving of sugar. Experts have found a simple solution. In a new study, doctors placed warning labels on beverages. The labels noted that sugar causes obesity, diabetes,…

  • How Machine Learning Can Help Fight Off Cyber Attacks

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans New artificial intelligence techniques can help battle old methods of hacking. Although cyber attacks against businesses like the recent one against Yahoo are increasing, hackers are using the same techniques they always have. They’re just doing it lot more and The post How Machine Learning Can…

  • $100 store-bought kit can help anyone hack into iPhone passcodes

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Technique known as NAND mirroring, which focuses on bypassing limit on password retry attempts, can be used to break into any model up to the 6 The FBI paid more than $1.3m to unlock the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone 5C, The post $100 store-bought kit can…

  • Your Security Team is Outgunned: Where’s the Help?

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Most experts believe the good guys continue to fall further behind in our global hacker wars. So how did we get to this point in cyberspace? Most important, where can you go for help in this new Wild West online?

  • Help Wanted: Teacher-Shortage Hot Spots – Education Week

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    Teacher shortages have continued in a number of regions, prompting legislative and administrative action. View full post on Education Week: Bullying #pso #htcs #b4inc Read More The post Help Wanted: Teacher-Shortage Hot Spots – Education Week appeared first on Parent Security Online. View full post on Parent Security Online

  • Researchers to help shine blue light on Social media’s impact on public safety and security

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans A Europe wide research team led by the University of Warwick has won European funding to bring together communities, policing and policy makers to tackle how to protect the public on social media, and use social media to tackle crime The post Researchers to help shine…

  • US intelligence to help companies avert supply-chain hacking

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans U.S. intelligence officials are planning to provide information including classified threat reports to companies about the risks of hacking and other crimes tied to the supplies and services they buy. The effort is part of a new campaign by the The post US intelligence to help…

  • ACCESSING A MURDER VICTIM’S SMART PHONE TO HELP SOLVE A CRIME

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    Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Last month, when the Michigan State University Police Department approached professor Anil Jain to see if he could access a fingerprint-locked deceased man’s smart phone to aid in a police investigation, Jain accepted the scientific challenge. On Monday, July 25, it was mission accomplished – Jain…