UK design firm shows off 'Shadowire' - is this the answer to USB security woes?
Simpler than Ethernet, more secure than sticking files on a USB stick
John E Dunn | 18 May | Read more
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GLA chairman wants body worn cameras for front line workers
Body-worn cameras should be routinely available for front line public sector workers such as ambulance staff and parking officers as well as police, according to Greater London Assembly (GLA) chairman Roger Evans.
Charlotte Jee | 02 Dec | Read more
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Most USB thumb drives can be reprogrammed to silently infect computers
Most USB devices have a fundamental security weakness that can be exploited to infect computers with malware in a way that cannot easily be prevented or detected, security researchers found.
Lucian Constantin | 01 Aug | Read more
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Can Asians innovate?
Try to stop yourself from whatever you are doing at the moment and answer this question: what is the most useful invention of all time?
Zafar Anjum | 31 May | Read more
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Researchers demo how apps, chargers can circumvent Apple iPhone, iPad security
Georgia Tech researchers have developed a proof-of-concept attack called Jekyll that involves using Trojan Horse-style apps to sneak malware past Apple's app review process and onto iOS devices such as the iPhone and iPad.