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News Recap: White Hat Hackers Crack Fingerprint Authentication on Phones

By |March 9th, 2016|

Fingerprint authentication on smartphones is meant to bridge the gap between security and convenience. The problem is, we leave our fingerprints everywhere – on our coffee cups, keypads, and beyond. And, hackers are constantly looking for new, innovative ways to steal our most sensitive information – fingerprints included.

In a recent Naked Security article, white hat […]

Hook, line and sinker: a lesson from Snapchat’s phishing incident

By |March 4th, 2016|

The popular video messaging app, Snapchat, recently announced a phishing attack that has compromised the identities of a number of its current and former employees.

Snapchat disclosed on their blog that their payroll department was targeted by an isolated phishing scam, where a scammer impersonated the company’s CEO and asked for employee payroll information. As a […]

Learnings from Apple’s stance on data security

By |February 20th, 2016|

In the wake of the San Bernardino tragedy, The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) seized an iPhone that was used by one of the shooters. The FBI obtained a court order requesting Apple’s cooperation in cracking the phone’s passcode. This has generated an interesting debate surrounding encryption – for which the outcome may impact us […]

Is Your Password, “Password”?

By |January 22nd, 2016|

We cannot stress enough the importance of using secure and unique passwords in your day-to-day life. Unique, complex passwords should be used to protect our social networks, bank accounts, email accounts and more. However, most Americans do not take great care in crafting these passwords.

For the past five years, password management company SplashData has compiled […]

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