Technology researchers estimate that anywhere from 25-50 billion devices, or more than three for every person on the planet, will be connected to the internet by the end of 2020. And as the internet of things grows, so does the number of threat actors bent on exploiting its ubiquity. Link: A former top Canadian spy …
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Even though Hangouts is an encrypted Google service, it turns out that the user’s privacy isn’t as protected as initially believed. Link: Google Hangouts encryption doesn’t offer you the privacy protection you thought
Even though cloud computing is becoming more ubiquitous in the business setting, questions about cloud computing security continue to hamper its adoption. Link: 7 Common Misconceptions About Security Threats In Cloud Computing
Little by little, Microsoft is revealing additional information about Microsoft Edge, its upcoming browser replacement for Internet Explorer. Not only does Microsoft Edge have a new look and feel and a new rendering engine — it also has a new take on security, web standards and legacy code. Link: Microsoft Edge is dropping ActiveX and …
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Entanglement occurs when two particles become related such that they can coordinate their properties instantly even across a galaxy. Think of wormholes in space or Star Trek transporters that beam atoms to distant locations. Link: Quantum computing is about to make big trouble for cybersecurity
