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Who owns your digital memories?

23

Dec

2016

When I first saw this functionality with TimeHop years ago, I was hooked. I could see what I said or shared across all of my social networks in an e-mail every day. Unfortunately, the company pivoted — but then, so did Facebook in making the flashbacks part of their native setting. As a parent of […]

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Attackers Exploit Weak IoT Security

14

Oct

2016

Akamai researchers say attackers are using an old OpenSSH vulnerability to target IoT devices and launch attacks. While the Internet of Things is touted for facilitating all sorts of life-changing services, there’s been an undercurrent of anxiety among the more security conscious IT pros. Their concern: All those smart devices, oftentimes built with default passwords and otherwise […]

Category Network security Written by Darkreading 0 Comments

Certifying Software: Why We’re Not There Yet

13

Oct

2016

Finding a solution to the software security and hygiene problem will take more than an Underwriter’s Lab seal of approval. There’s no arguing with the fact that acquirers of software need assurances that the software they purchase is safe and stable to use. However, I struggle with the notion that analyzing software and assigning a […]

Category Application security Written by Darkreading 0 Comments

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