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MMS messaging spoof hack could have global ramifications
Researchers have figured out a way to spoof sender numbers, bypass carrier protections and trick mobile devices to pull content from an attacker's server. This would leave users vulnerable to phishing attacks and other scams. Article | 30 Jul 2009
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PCI group releases wireless security guide
A new guide analyzes PCI requirements pertaining to wireless networks and provides recommendations. Article | 16 Jul 2009
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Hospital initiates secure wireless transmission of medical data
A hospital in northwest England recently faced a classic security challenge when it used wireless networks to better manage electronic patient information. Article | 09 Apr 2009
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Companies tackle iPhone security with remote access features
Secure remote access and better management could turn the popular toy into a true business tool. Article | 17 Feb 2009
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Distrust of employees drives email monitoring
The rising use of mobile devices and the fear that sensitive data is escaping through outbound email has some firms adding employees to monitor messages. Article | 21 May 2008
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Network telescopes are vital to beating security threats
The latest article in our Royal Holloway series describes how network telescopes operate by searching the dark areas of the internet where no legitimate traffic needs to go. Article | 17 Apr 2008
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AirPatrol tackles microwave menace
Wireless security company AirPatrol is set to enter Europe, and promises to close off threats ranging from hackers to microwave ovens. Article | 25 Feb 2008
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Data destruction takes shame out of lost laptops
Backstopp software from Virtuity destroys data on lost or stolen laptops and can take a photo of the thief and transmit it back to help with identification. Article | 20 Feb 2008
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Mobile threats: an update
Hotly tipped for years but with little action to date, is mobile security about to dominate the agenda? Article | 10 Jan 2008
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Apple iPhone SDK could increase security threats
Security experts are encouraged by Apple's iPhone security strategy, but say the device's popularity makes it a prime target for hackers seeking prestige. Article | 18 Oct 2007