Facial Recognition Tech Is Creepy When It Works—And Creepier When It Doesn’t
For the last few years, police forces around China have invested heavily to build the world’s largest video surveillance and facial recognition […]
Tag: Security
Remove the Prefs Secure & Nettrans.exe PUP
Prefs Secure & Nettrans.exe is a PUP/adware that is commonly downloaded and installed by adware bundles. When installed, a Windows service named […]
Remove the Butler Miner Trojan
The Butler Miner is a Trojan that pretends to be a virtual disk creation program, but in reality injects the XMRig Miner […]
The Iran Nuclear Deal Unraveling Raises Fears of Cyberattacks
When the US last tightened its sanctions against Iran in 2012, then-president Barack Obama boasted that they were “virtually grinding the Iranian […]
6 Must-Have Metrics in Your SLA
Your Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a crucial component of DDoS defenses. It is your contractual guarantee outlining what your DDoS mitigation […]
Mingis on Tech: Reflections on RSA 2018
Computerworld | May 9, 2018 This year’s RSA security conference focused on a variety of cybersecurity topics – everything from blockchain to […]
Watch Tech Talk on May 17 for an in-depth GDPR discussion
Computerworld | May 8, 2018 The GDPR deadline is coming up fast, and most businesses in the U.S. aren’t ready yet. Join […]
The 7 Craziest IoT Device Hacks
Internet of Things (IoT) botnets have forever changed cyber-security. When an IoT botnet – which is a group of internet-connected computers, appliances […]
Getting grounded in IoT networking and security
The internet of things already consists of nearly triple the number of devices as there are people in the world, and as […]
Countdown to the GDPR deadline: Are you ready? | Salted Hash Ep 28
CSO Online | May 8, 2018 Host Steve Ragan reports from the RSA 2018 show floor, talking with Greg Reber, founder and […]