In today’s world, you need to ensure you protect your personal devices from a variety of cyber threats. Here are 6 ways to do so.
The SecureDrive BT is an encrypted drive that works across devices via Bluetooth. This encrypted drive is a great solution for those on the move.
There are many reasons that most security personnel believe in motivating the need for encryption. The primary goals are:
Google Chrome will now start showing users if the website their visiting is secure or not secure.
Last time in this series we talked about encryption, viruses and malware, and now we’re going to continue that conversation and talk more about encryption. Point A … Read more…
An iMessage security flaw discovered by Johns Hopkins University researchers allows hackers to intercept and decrypt images and video sent via Apple’s iMessage service. Certainly not … Read more…
Wait, what? I know, you may be rubbing your eyes and thinking that you’ve perhaps entered Crazytown, but here we are. In response to the … Read more…
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Apple made a big deal of its dedication to user privacy back at WWDC and it seems to be sticking to that promise. The Cupertino based company … Read more…
Living in the midst of the glorious Information Age, it seems that we can not go more than a few weeks without hearing about someone getting … Read more…
Apple and Google’s decision to include a high level of encryption into their latest mobile operating systems (iOS 8 and Android L) has law enforcement … Read more…
The Google Android L operating system will be the first Android OS version to enable encryption by default. Android has had this feature for some time but it was always up to the user to activate and use it.
Google wants the entire Internet to be safe. They’ve taken steps to insure that all of their services – Gmail, Drive, Google+, etc. – are … Read more…
Today, manufacturer Geeksphone and security firm Silent Circle have started shipping pre-ordered sales of their security-centered smartphone, Blackphone, to consumers worldwide.
New email service ProtonMail, promises to be the most secure email service you’ve ever used. Developed by employees Andy Yen, Jason Stockman and Wei Sun from CERN and MIT this certainly looks to be a promising and elegant looking email service.
When Facebook acquired popular messaging platform WhatsApp on February 19, 2014, for US$19 billion in shares, stock, and cash, two things happened: The Internet went crazy trying to figure out Facebook’s angle on the purchase, and millions of users began flocking to Telegram.
Founded in 2013 by brothers Nikolai and Pavel Durov, Telegram is a free, open source messaging app that focuses on maintaining maximum security for its users. It is available on both Android and iOS officially and Windows Phone, Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX unofficially for free; indeed, the company makes it plain on their website that “Telegram is free forever.
