Computers and mobile devices might be the main targets for cybercriminals at the moment, but the fast expanding Internet of Things (IoT) market is creating new opportunities for attacks, and Samsung appears determined to prevent that. Last week, the company revealed GAIA, a three-layer security solution that will be loaded on all of its 2016 Tizen-based […]
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Google’s Nexus Android devices are considered the most secure by default since they’re guaranteed to receive all security patches for vulnerabilities found internally and those disclosed by third parties. Google’s Project Zero research team, however, decided to expand its reach and test the waters with one of its biggest OEM partners in Samsung, evaluating the […]
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Samsung has been disabling Microsoft’s Windows Update on its desktops and notebooks, leaving customers vulnerable to malware that targets already-patched vulnerabilities, a researcher reported yesterday. Microsoft confirmed the report, and said it is talking with Samsung about the Korean company crippling the default update service for all Windows PCs. The discovery by Patrick Barker, a […]
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