Adrian Seccombe of IT security group the Jericho Forum answers ZDNet UK's questions on open security, corporate computing and the cloud
Adrian Seccombe of IT security group the Jericho Forum answers ZDNet UK's questions on open security, corporate computing and the cloud.
Samsung develops new security chip for smartphones
The new secure element chip is CC EAL 6+ certified and will launch sometime in the third quarter.
Telstra's AFL Player Tracker was a lesson in more than just getting stats to fans
The telco had to consider more than just sensors, which ended up being a lesson in how to communicate security to all stakeholders.
RangeAmp attacks can take down websites and CDN servers
Twelve of thirteen CDN providers said they fixed or planned to fix the problem.
Thousands of enterprise systems infected by new Blue Mockingbird malware gang
Hackers are exploiting a dangerous and hard to patch vulnerability to go after enterprise servers.
Mozilla, Twitter, Reddit join forces in effort to block browsing data from warrantless access
Seven internet companies have asked the US House of Representatives to prohibit the warrantless collection of internet search and browsing history when it considers the USA FREEDOM ...
AFP has issued the United States with 98 telco data requests since 2014
The Australian Federal Police said an updated regime to request communications data from overseas would be more heavily utilised.
Singapore looking at wearable devices to support COVID-19 contact tracing
To address concerns about battery life and the use of Bluetooth in its contact tracing app, the Singapore government is now developing wearable devices, tied to a lanyard, to help ...
New Unc0ver jailbreak released, works on all recent iOS versions
New "Unc0ver" jailbreak unlocks devices, even those running the current iOS 13.5 release.
Chrome: 70% of all security bugs are memory safety issues
Google software engineers are looking into ways of eliminating memory management-related bugs from Chrome.
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