Monthly Archives: August 2016
China Launches Quantum Satellite To Test Spooky Action At A Distance
Hacker Wins $5,000 For Address Bar Spoofing Flaw
Latest Windows UAC Bypass Permits Code Execution
Hacker Claims To Be Selling Stolen NSA Spy Tools
Snowden Thinks Russia Hacked The NSA
Baltimore Police Accused Of Illegal Mobile Spectrum Use With Stringrays
AV-Comparatives test reveals that Avast Free Antivirus detects zero false positives
The results of the July 2016 Whole Product Dynamic Real-World Protection Test from AV-Comparatives are in, and we’re excited to spread the word.
In describing its Real-World Protection Test, AV-Comparatives states the following on its website:
“Our Real-World Protection Test is currently the most comprehensive and complex test available, using a large number of test cases. This year, we are running this test under Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit SP1 with up-to-date third-party software (such as Adobe Flash, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Java, etc.).“
Internet Traffic Hijacking Linux Flaw Affects 80% of Android Devices
An estimated 80 percent of Android smartphones and tablets running Android 4.4 KitKat and higher are vulnerable to a recently disclosed Linux kernel flaw that allows hackers to terminate connections, spy on unencrypted traffic or inject malware into the parties’ communications.
Even the latest Android Nougat Preview is considered to be vulnerable.
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Why security is a transversal issue for video games development
Santiago Sassone, a senior corporate communications specialist, on why security is a transversal issue for video games development.
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