When Governments fail to provide a solution to Social extremism, people react. This time, the reaction had been something different from the usual. An Indian geek, Atul Dwivedi, deprived the Royal Australian Air Force RAAF … Read more
IPv6 took more than two decades to upgrade from an existing internet standard that drove traffic of Trillions of Terabytes of Data every year. After, IPv4, IPv5 was a literal Realtime protocol which was not … Read more
Cloud has brought us unlimited and unmatched processing power that we could never think of a decade ago. Earlier, I wrote how cloud computing was actually a Dark (Cloud) Knight. And the joker was successful … Read more
Cybercriminals are improving day by day in terms of technology they use to counterfeit security of Bank systems. Recently, a new malicious software program, that can be installed on ATMs running Windows XP operating system … Read more
Mid-April, the four founders of The Pirate Bay were found guilty of being accessories to breaching copyright law; they aided in breaching copyright of 33 files. As a result, they were sentenced to one year … Read more
Security consultancy Networks Unlimited allowed freelance reporter Sandra Gittlen to tag along as it conducted a data leak audit at a Boston pharmaceutical firm, then presented its findings to company execs. In exchange for this … Read more
Demand for mobile and remote access to small- and midsized business networks has increased dramatically. Even the most basic VPN technologies are so accessible and affordable that there is no good reason for failing to … Read more
At the RSA Conference in San Francisco, Symantec CEO Enrique Salem reveals what he thinks the security of the future will look like. Among the things he says we need to do? Make security risk-based, … Read more