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Tata intros India’s first white label ATM network
Tata Communications Payment Solutions Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Communications Ltd …
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Another Social Network Glitch
Facebook is alerting 6 million of its users that their e-mails or phone numbers were inadvertently shared with other members. So is it another reason to condemn social networking sites Continue reading “Another Social Network Glitch”
Knoppix 7.2 Released
hypnosec writes “Knoppix 7.2 has been released for public testing — unlike its predecessor, Knoppix 7.1, which was only made available through the annual Linux Magazine CeBIT edition. Based on Debian “Wheezy”, Knoppix 7.2 packs quite a few new features, including newer desktop packages from Debian/testing and Debian/unstable Jessie. The latest version uses the Linux 3.9 kernel and xorg 7.7, and comes loaded with LibreOffice 4.0, GIMP 2.8, Chromium 27 (and Firefox/Iceweasel 21), Wine 1.5, and Virtualbox version 4.2.10. It uses LXDE by default. For users who still want to go for KDE or GNOME, version 4.8.4 and 3.4.2 of the respective desktops are available from the Knoppix DVD.”
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CloudCube Is One App that Manages All Your Cloud Storage Space
Android: Instead of keeping a half-dozen apps on your phone to manage all of the free cloud storage you’ve signed up for, CloudCube is a single app that gives you complete control over all of them. The app supports two-way upload and download, automatic syncing, and more.
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The state of risk-based security management
A new Ponemon Institute survey covers risk-based security management program governance and maturity and includes 571 U.K. and 749 U.S. respondents from the following areas: IT security, IT operations…
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Too Many Passwords, One Startup Looks To Solve The Problem
Canadian password security firm, PasswordBox, is bursting out of the gate today, coming out of private beta to hit the mainstream market. The company is hoping its mostly free, multi-device password management system will catch on with consumers beyond the 500,000 that have been using the service while it was in stealth development.
The CEO of the company, which was founded last year and has offices in San Francisco and Montreal, is Daniel Robichaud, a serial entrepreneur whose last venture, StreamTheWorld, was acquired by Triton Digital in 2009 for about $46 million.
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A New Cyber Concern: Hack Attacks on Medical Devices
Computer viruses do not discriminate. Malware prowling the cybersphere for bank information and passwords does not distinguish between a home computer or a hospital machine delivering therapy to a patient.
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Understanding Data Breaches, notification laws and related penalities
In this article we will try to understand what constitutes a data breach, what are the laws in various countries relating to data breach disclosures, what are the laws in various countries relating to data breach penalities, what are the prevalant regime of data breach penality in practice.
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Hacking into medical devices no more fiction now: US regulators
Potential threat: Malware will often slow down a computer, and when you slow down a medical device it no longer gives the integrity needed to perform as it should New York: So far, the idea of hacking into medical devices has been limited to fiction and hacker demonstrations.
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