Flawed Communication Between Machinery Puts Internet Users At Risk
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
Flawed communication is a common
thing among us, humans. But when we talk machinery and software, we expect
every process to be flawless. Unfortunately, as recent research data shows, they’re
not. Vulnerability management company, Rapid7, released a whitepaper on one of the
most pervasive software vulnerabilities discovered recently: a security hole in UPnP (Universal Plug and Play).
iPhone Users Becoming More Attractive Targets To Cybercrooks?
Posted by Kirsten Dunlaevy kdunlaevy@gmail.com
Are you engaging in unsafe behaviour on your mobile device that
could be putting your mobile security at risk?
Top Tech Gifts 2012. Part III
Posted by Sir Winston winston@bullguard.com
Well, well Chaps! How’s your Holiday
shopping going?
Drum rollll, please! I bring to you today the third and final instalment in the Top Tech Gifts series for 2012.
Yet Another Privacy Abuse. WoW Players Beware!
Posted by Emma Ban emma.ban@bullguard.com
Online privacy concerns have generated a lot of buzz in the media
lately. Tracking
cookies, privacy abuses on Facebook and Pinterest, location-based services that
give away more than web users would like to share with their peers – all have
made headlines and raised the issue of stricter online privacy regulation.
Winston’s iPhone 5
Posted by Sir Winston winston@bullguard.com
The iPhone 5 has launched! And chaps, I managed to get myself one!
I’m so thrilled with myself and let me tell you, it was well worth the long
wait.
Of course, my pals at BullGuard were spot on with what they told us about the new specs on the new iPhone 5, pre-launch. To recap:
