Home Hackers – staying safe online when working at home
Home Hackers are becoming a real issue with cybercriminals taking advantage of the new work from home phenomenon (WFH).
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Kaspersky
Kaspersky SecureIT Cup. Fighting cybercrime is the future for RMIT University students
RMIT University has just completed its pilot participation in the
Kaspersky SecureIT cup.
(more…)...
ITy Bytes 20 April
ITy Bytes 20 April
Apple and Qualcomm make-up and Intel moves out; Facebook F’up number one million, five-hundred
thousand and …; Apple’s secret iPhone recy...
Apparently, people do trust Kaspersky
Poor Eugene Kaspersky and the security company bearing his name copped a hiding in 2018 when President Don banned the use of the Russian’s security software by...
Kaspersky loses US Court of Appeal
The US Court of Appeal has dismissed the Kaspersky challenge to the constitutionality of the DHS Directive.
It upheld the provisions in the FY18 National D...
Logitech Rally is simplicity in video conferencing
The new Logitech Rally system is a 4K, USB connected, modular ‘conferencecam’. It delivers studio-quality video, audio clarity, and an automated video conferenc...
Kaspersky woes deepen – US court rules it out!
Russian based Kaspersky Labs has lost two lawsuits to overturn bans on the use of its security software products in US government networks.
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Security holes in so many new smart devices
Security company Kaspersky has found that the tsunami of new smart devices - coffee machines, fridges, cars, speakers, vacuums, speakers and even security camer...
Mobiles under attack from ransomware, what you can do
It seems there’s no escape from the threat of cyber security scares, whether you’re on a computer or something else. Mobiles are now the battleground, and you’ll have to know a little more if you want to stay safe....
Study says parents aware of online bullying, education may be the answer
A new study is out, and the news isn’t particularly good if you have kids, with the boffins at Kaspersky Lab’s security group finding out that parents might be just as in the dark on cyberbullying as the very kids being bullied....
New form of malware could permanently infect a phone
If there was ever a reason to invest in security software, it may come from a new type of malware that once infected never leaves your phone, and can’t be removed until you go get a new one....
Mobile malware on the increase as bad apps attack
First it was your computer and now it’s your phone, as security researcher Kaspersky picks up on even more reason to have some form of security software on an Android phone....
Home Hackers – staying safe online when working at home
Home Hackers are becoming a real issue with cybercriminals taking advantage of the new work from home phenomenon (WFH).
(more…)...
Kaspersky SecureIT Cup. Fighting cybercrime is the future for RMIT University students
RMIT University has just completed its pilot participation in the
Kaspersky SecureIT cup.
(more…)...
ITy Bytes 20 April
ITy Bytes 20 April
Apple and Qualcomm make-up and Intel moves out; Facebook F’up number one million, five-hundred
thousand and …; Apple’s secret iPhone recy...
Apparently, people do trust Kaspersky
Poor Eugene Kaspersky and the security company bearing his name copped a hiding in 2018 when President Don banned the use of the Russian’s security software by...
Kaspersky loses US Court of Appeal
The US Court of Appeal has dismissed the Kaspersky challenge to the constitutionality of the DHS Directive.
It upheld the provisions in the FY18 National D...
Logitech Rally is simplicity in video conferencing
The new Logitech Rally system is a 4K, USB connected, modular ‘conferencecam’. It delivers studio-quality video, audio clarity, and an automated video conferenc...
Kaspersky woes deepen – US court rules it out!
Russian based Kaspersky Labs has lost two lawsuits to overturn bans on the use of its security software products in US government networks.
(more…)...
Security holes in so many new smart devices
Security company Kaspersky has found that the tsunami of new smart devices - coffee machines, fridges, cars, speakers, vacuums, speakers and even security camer...
Mobiles under attack from ransomware, what you can do
It seems there’s no escape from the threat of cyber security scares, whether you’re on a computer or something else. Mobiles are now the battleground, and you’ll have to know a little more if you want to stay safe....
Study says parents aware of online bullying, education may be the answer
A new study is out, and the news isn’t particularly good if you have kids, with the boffins at Kaspersky Lab’s security group finding out that parents might be just as in the dark on cyberbullying as the very kids being bullied....
New form of malware could permanently infect a phone
If there was ever a reason to invest in security software, it may come from a new type of malware that once infected never leaves your phone, and can’t be removed until you go get a new one....
Mobile malware on the increase as bad apps attack
First it was your computer and now it’s your phone, as security researcher Kaspersky picks up on even more reason to have some form of security software on an Android phone....