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Massive Breach Exposes Keyboard App that Collects Personal Data On Its 31 Million Users - t.co/820IKa6JJT (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/940246590974857216)
#Recruitment #agencies and their #candidates are a key target for today’s #cyber criminals - t.co/y26tK3hIqG (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/919445255031685120)
Expert on #cyber security collaboration between China and the US - t.co/3wPt1KosVh (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/918174394282778624)
Cyber-security firm plans expansion after opening €1.5m Cork centre - t.co/UYYOGTJDb0 (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/953209406484709376)
Hackers have taken a drastic new
turn on the front of computer encryption and it could cost you
more now than ever before. Encryption programs such as Cryptowall
and Cryptolocker have been around for just over a year and they
have cau... more
WhatsApp is used by more than 2 billion users worldwide, so it is extremely important to keep the messaging system secure. From time to time, the instant messaging platform owned by Facebook has stated that all chats happening on WhatsApp are safe and secure and cannot be accessed by any third party, not even WhatsApp. However, some incidents of recent popular Bollywood actors leaking WhatsApp chat tell a completely different story.
For the past few days and weeks, reports have shown Bollywood actors' ongoing drug investigations on WhatsApp and the leaking of the Sushant Singh Rajput case in Mumbai. This raised concerns among WhatsApp users about the privacy of their private interactions with friends and others on the messaging platform. Despite the chat leaks, WhatsApp claims that its platform is secure and keeps the conversations secure and end-to-end encrypted.
A WhatsApp spokesperson said in a statement to the media that the platform "protects your messages with end-to-end encryption so that only you and the person you're communicating with is being sent, and anyone Can't access it, not even WhatsApp. " The spokesperson also said, "It is important to remember that people subscribe to WhatsApp using only one phone number and that WhatsApp cannot access the content of your message."
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Calls for “Legal Bitcoin” in Ukraine, as Natsbank Mulls E-Fiat - My Cyrpto Dictionary - t.co/XJWxeQNl3J (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/953094874672197632)
#CCM Receives National #Science Foundation Grant for #Cyber Defense Program #infosec - t.co/4SpJJ7ez3u (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/924923863275790336)
#ODU #cybersecurity center addresses Virginia’s #workforce shortages - t.co/7aH6CtyrJ6 (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/918502810659954694)
ISO 27001 Annex : A.12.3 Backup Its objective is to safeguard against data loss.
A.12.3.1 Information backup
Control- In accordance with the agreed backup policy copies of records, program and device images shall be collected and regularly tested
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Businesses leaders need to take the reins with cyber security #infosec #cybersecurity - t.co/8wUoFV2ixj (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/930072760482537472)
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malbonster: I hate machines
simiant: @dangennoe no. But anyway running a special hardware encrypted HD die to the amount of NDA's I've signed. It's not very stable but is like NSA level secure! Nightmare to work with!
simiant: @dangennoe die / due. Damn you Autocunt!
kyrstie: Bugger
dangennoe: @simiant that's almost funny, a super secure disc to protect secret data that's unstable therefore putting said data at risk. Genius!
simiant: @dangennoe don't get me started!!!!
doctorphibez: Book in a Lion upgrade with me as it works better with the encryption.
simiant: @doctorphibez ha! Always listening! Will do ;-)
The Enigma was a cipher encryption machine. Invented by the Dutch for banking secrets, the Enigma was used by the Germans in World War II to develop nearly unbreakable codes for transmitted messages. An Enigma code could have 150 quintillion possible solutions.
As seen in the movie, "The Imitation Game," a team of British mathematicians led by Alan Turing developed a supercomputer to decipher German messages written in Enigma codes. Their success shortened the war by an estimated two years.
EXCLUSIVE: Women in the cyber security industry - t.co/ajf1HoudPQ (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/937743315805528064)
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5 Little #Password Tips to #Secure Your #Clients’ #Networks #cybersecurity #infosec - t.co/TntJs4h9UY (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/926071408735674368)
To fight e-crime, govt to hire experts from IITs, pvt institutes - Times of India - t.co/caeGCJWshR (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/956489668886913025)
Cyber Security Awareness Month 2017: Get Informed [Research] #cybersecurity #infosec - t.co/GkakT4xJUL (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/923821591850397697)
its a 5 screen video installation about encryption, meds, and i think it was made out of SPAM or something. it was like all the useless information in spam and maybe the guy from a Beautiful mind might have helped Robert Darrol make the mathematical equations.
The Phone Call That Changed the Way I Choose My Passwords, Forever - t.co/2Z9JVyoT5Q (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/956561396732280832)
Experts explain the Return on Investments in the #cybercriminal underground #infosec - t.co/GF2RaWGa7F (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/930133158309150720)
Poor #Security Hygiene and Risky Applications Enable Destructive #Cyberattacks to Spread - t.co/oHpDvluVr9 (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/924712455023968256)
How do I keep my data secure, locally or in the Cloud?
Wherever data is stored, it is important to use encryption to protect its confidentiality and integrity.
One way to do this is to use the file encryption capabilities built in to the operating system to encrypt the files. This article from How-To Geek provides some helpful instructions on how to do this on different platforms. Unfortunately, there are not many integrated solutions that provide data storage and encryption in an easy to use form, although Veracrypt, Wuala or Boxcryptor are possible options. You should keep in mind that we haven’t formally evaluated these applications, so mentioning them here is not an endorsement of their security capabilities or functionality.
Encypting your data is also important when using online data storage platforms, such as Dropbox or Google Drive, to back up our data or share it with others. An additional important step to ensuring the security of this data is to make sure you use good authentication mechanisms, including selecting strong passwords and enabling two-factor authentication where possible.