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A spiritual successor of Tor called 'Riffle' has been developed by MIT and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. Riffle uses a similar 'onion' style...
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With all the talk about the cloud, virtual networks, and ransomware these days, it's easy to forget there's a physical network underneath all these digital services that needs security too. It's the physicality of the fibres and cables that take our data from point A to point B that makes them vulnerable in different ways than what you'd typically envision with a hacker attack.
For example, in the San Francisco area last year there were 16 known attacks where the fibre optic...
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SecureAuth, a leader in adaptive access control, has released the results of a new survey which reveals that Brits have a risky attitude to internet browsing where they would choose
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A new initiative from the US Office of the Director of National Intelligence wants to analyse video feeds in real-time in order to spot behaviour which could be deemed as suspicious. The project is called Deep Intermodal Video Analytics (DIVA) and it will be a joint effort between academics, the...
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Last month we reported that 73 percent of...
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Canadian immigration has denied entry visas to a couple of Huawei employees over potential spying, a concern which the company has been accused of several times in the past.
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TalkTalk Chief Executive Dido Harding claimed the company has recovered from the cyber attack that compromised the data of over 100,000 customers – an incident which cost the company up to £60 million – despite reporting that pre-tax profit nosedived by over 50% to £14 million in the year to March 2016. However, sales rose 2.4% year-on-year to £1.84...
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The GSMA, an official body which represents telecom companies, has published guidelines today which aim to ensure the secure deployment of IoT services and devices. Developed in consultation with the mobile industry, ‘The GSMA IoT Security Guidelines’ will help to boost growth of this exciting sector.
“As billions of devices become connected in the...
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Nokia has launched a network-wide tool called NetGuard this morning, providing operators with an easy-to-use platform to monitor and control all the multi-vendor security systems deployed across its telecommunications network.
Since moving away from their handset business – after selling the division to Microsoft in 2013 – Nokia has focused on its network...
