Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking

Apple’s head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstic, told a rapt audience at the Black Hat security conference earlier this month that his notoriously secretive company was ready to open up its vulnerability reporting process to researchers. * Read the full article here

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking

Apple’s head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstic, told a rapt audience at the Black Hat security conference earlier this month that his notoriously secretive company was ready to open up its vulnerability reporting process to researchers. * Read the full article here

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking

Apple’s head of security engineering and architecture, Ivan Krstic, told a rapt audience at the Black Hat security conference earlier this month that his notoriously secretive company was ready to open up its vulnerability reporting process to researchers. * Read the full article here

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

Apple zero-days mark a new era of mobile hacking was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster

After an earthquake rattled through Italy yesterday, flattening towns and leaving at least 250 dead, the Italian Red Cross asked average citizens to help out … by handing over their Wi-Fi. In a tweet, the organization requested people in earthquake-affected areas disable password protection on their home Wi-Fi networks so everyone could get on the web…

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster

After an earthquake rattled through Italy yesterday, flattening towns and leaving at least 250 dead, the Italian Red Cross asked average citizens to help out … by handing over their Wi-Fi. In a tweet, the organization requested people in earthquake-affected areas disable password protection on their home Wi-Fi networks so everyone could get on the web…

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster

After an earthquake rattled through Italy yesterday, flattening towns and leaving at least 250 dead, the Italian Red Cross asked average citizens to help out … by handing over their Wi-Fi. In a tweet, the organization requested people in earthquake-affected areas disable password protection on their home Wi-Fi networks so everyone could get on the web…

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

How (and Why) to Safely Open Your Wi-Fi Network During a Disaster was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives

A new study reveals employers are using online information about job applicants without their knowledge, to inform hiring decisions. Approximately 55% of organisations now have a policy about this type of practice, called profiling. However, despite its increased use, most employees are not comfortable with being profiled. Over 60% believe they have a right to…

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives

A new study reveals employers are using online information about job applicants without their knowledge, to inform hiring decisions. Approximately 55% of organisations now have a policy about this type of practice, called profiling. However, despite its increased use, most employees are not comfortable with being profiled. Over 60% believe they have a right to…

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives

A new study reveals employers are using online information about job applicants without their knowledge, to inform hiring decisions. Approximately 55% of organisations now have a policy about this type of practice, called profiling. However, despite its increased use, most employees are not comfortable with being profiled. Over 60% believe they have a right to…

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech

Is your employer watching you? Online profiling blurs the boundary of our public and private lives was originally published on iSeeTech