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SSCC48 - RSA 2011 Conference roundup
This week's Chet Chat comes to you from the show floor at RSA Conference 2011. Paul Ducklin joins Chet to discuss the buzz from the show and the latest security news.
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Mobile users afraid their data is not safe
Oracle released a survey today showing customers lack of confidence in the security of data on their smartphones. Mobile control can help, IT administrators must partner with their users to make mobile...
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SSCC 77 - Thanksgiving patching, SCADA, Google WiFi mapping and Android security
Paul Ducklin joins Chet to talk about this week's news including giving your friends and family a hand at Thanksgiving, Android security, SCADA hacking and Google's WiFi mapping opt-out scheme.
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Windows Phone 7.5 susceptible to SMS hack
A researcher has discovered a flaw in Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" that can crash the message center by simply receiving a malformed SMS, Tweet or Facebook message.
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SSCC 80 - Mobile security podcast with Vanja Svajcer
In this week's podcast, Vanja Svajcer joins Chet to talk about the mobile security landscape. Topics discussed include mobile malware, theft, application markets and advice on securing your smartphone.
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CanSecWest Day 2 - Smartphones, mobile security, iOS 5 and NFC
Day 2 at CanSecWest was dominated by mobile security talks. The highlights included anti-rooting technologies used in Android, iOS and a look at NFC enabled mobile phone security.
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Free Sophos Anti-Virus app for your Android
To help you better safeguard your Android phone and tablet, Sophos just published Sophos Mobile Security for Android in Google Play. Oh, and it's free!
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42% of lost mobiles have no security in place to protect data, says report
Out of those who reported that they had lost devices, 42% had no security measures in place, and one in five contained access to work-related documents or email. Young, male Londoners, you're the worst...
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Traveling to a conference? 8 security tips to keep top of mind
Conference season 2013 is on. While events like these can be great for networking and mindsharing, there can be computer security dangers lurking about. We've pulled together 8 IT security tips to help...
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Bring your own: More practical advice for handling smartphones in the workplace
Your workforce wants anytime, anyplace access to applications, but you have a network to protect. Here are a few ideas to make life harder for the bad guys, while making you the good guy.
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Men are twice as likely to spy on their partner's phone
Mobile texting and Facebook messaging are the likeliest ways you'll get found out if you're playing around. Having a male for a partner also just about doubles the chances you'll get caught, as they're...
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Instagram password stealer app yanked from App Store and Google Play
Why would a mobile app steal your password? And why would both Apple and Google be OK with that?
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Going to Mobile World Congress? Get an exclusive freebie!
Psst... Going to Mobile World Congress? We have a special prize giveaway just for Naked Security readers!
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Researchers find 36 Android devices shipping with pre-installed malware
Malicious apps not part of the original ROM, say researchers, but were added somewhere along the supply chain
View ArticleThe Facebook dilemma – stick it out or pack it in? [PODCAST]
It's been a while but we're back at the microphone - here's Episode 5 of the Naked Security podcast.
View ArticleScary Granny zombie game slurps credentials, spawns phishing attack
Halloween came a little early for some Android users this year after a horror-themed computer game was found stealing their account credentials and displaying potentially malicious ads.
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Halloween came a little early for some Android users this year after a horror-themed computer game was found stealing their account credentials and displaying potentially malicious ads.
View ArticleS3 Ep4: Now THAT’S what I call a fire alarm! [Podcast]
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