Violence and school shootings continue to plague the U.S.. We’ve seen such incidents on the rise in recent years so one would think that in 2021, more than a full year into the COVID pandemic, we would see a decline in school violence. After all, with most students shifting to some form of remote learning… Read More »
Amazon’s Public ‘Sidewalk’ Mesh Networks Invading Our Personal Privacy
With trillion dollar tech companies leading the charge to piggyback their businesses off of their existing wireless networks, what is the tipping point that free wireless services become socialized Wi-Fi paid for by all but enjoyed only by those locked into a gilded cage ecosystem? Back in the heady days of 2007, just around the… Read More »
AI is Everywhere, But How Can It Help Cybersecurity?
Take a quick skim through the cybersecurity industry press. At first glance it might appear that AI-driven cybersecurity solutions are just around the corner. Article after article claims – with little or no evidence – that we will soon be living in a world where AIs will protect us against the most sophisticated cyberattacks. The… Read More »
Before you Zoom, check the Dark Web
As a family man and business owner, I try to look for the good in all people but as a cybersecurity expert and author, it’s sometimes hard to find that good. So when Bob Schiff, founder and CEO at Cyberlitica and colleague of mine offered to share some screen shots with me, I felt like… Read More »
Consumer Privacy Trends to Look Out For
As more and more of our data gets uploaded to the web, it’s hard not to be concerned about where it all goes. Some of the major worries involve FinTech, which has been providing us with faster and more efficient banking solutions for years. True enough, studies on JD Supra found that 9 out of… Read More »
Zoom-bombing safeguards you can take right now
In this time of social distancing, video conferencing platforms such as FaceTime, Skype and Zoom have become indispensable, but like email, texts and even the old phone system, hackers, spammers and jerks have made their way into our latest video conferences. Here are a few tips to stop these uninvited guests at the door: Password… Read More »
Someone brought Trump to Apple’s encryption fight
Another terrorist investigation, another request for encrypted data off a suspect’s phone. This time the requests center around the dead Pensacola shooter’s iPhone possibly containing information about the planning, events and co-conspirators but is that all that’s really going on here? The FBI wants the iPhone unlocked and now so does Trump. Last time Apple… Read More »
Hackers Look To The Heavens
When I look up on a clear night into the heavens, I have to marvel at all of it; the stars, planets and even the man-made satellites plodding across the night sky. Some hackers see these same satellites as a new frontier too, but filled with vulnerabilities just waiting to be exploited. Of the 5,000+… Read More »
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