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Fake Camera+ app hits the iPhone App Store

Jan

2012

How much trust do you put in Apple’s stewardship of the App Store – the online marketplace where you can download apps for your iPhone or iPad? Chances are that you don’t think twice about installing software from the App Store – after all, all the software up there has been verified by “Apple”, right? […]

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Could Apple power cables help you remember your passwords?

Jan

2012

Have you ever forgotten the login password on your MacBook? Fortunately, there’s an option to receive a hint reminding you of what your password might have been. Which is terrific, unless – of course – someone else is able to work out your password from that hint. Someone like, for instance, the guy who has […]

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Google’s open source geezer gets shirty about security

Nov

2011

Google’s hackerishly hirsute Open Source Programs Manager, Chris DiBona, stormed the IT headlines this week when he stuck his paddle into the computer security world and stirred. In a blog posting which was at least as far above the line in gung-hovity as it was below the line in orthography, DiBona openly referred to vendors […]

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