Researcher Vladimir Katalov explained how documents and backups stored in Apple's iCloud can be accessed bypassing Apple's two-factor authentication, even when enabled, last week at the Hack in the Box conference in Malaysia. Read more.. |
Warrantless GPS tracking of vehicles is unconstitutional, US court rules Slapping a tracker on a car without having established probable cause goes against the Fourth Amendment, the US Court of Appeals has ruled. Read more.. |
OS X Mavericks - optional OS upgrade or critical security fix? Apple's OS X 10.9, better known as Mavericks, is officially out. The burning question for OS X fans everywhere, of course, is, "Should I or shouldn't I?" Read more.. |
Young drivers are especially vulnerable to 'ghost brokers' Ever since I first passed my driving test I realised how expensive motoring could be. Just buying a car and filling the tank with petrol took my entire childhood savings. Thankfully the yearly road tax and insurance costs weren't too Read more… Read more.. |
Security begins at home - how to do a "back to basics" security overhaul on your family network Sophos security expert John Shier explains how he carried out a "back to basics" security overhaul on his family network. He wrote it up as a handy checklist for anyone else acting as in-house IT support.... Read more.. |
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