The problem of data merchants
February 21, 2020Not so long ago, the New York Times highlighted the data collection that Americans are undergoing without their explicit and informed consent. Continue reading
Not so long ago, the New York Times highlighted the data collection that Americans are undergoing without their explicit and informed consent. Continue reading
In Quebec, a hacker set out to do something quite exceptional. Indeed, the latter has fun hacking the ATM, and then handing over the money he stole from. Continue reading
Digital giant Google has announced that since 2017, none of its employees have been the victim of computer hacking. Continue reading
According to US firm IBM, more than 8.5 billion of the data would have been compromised in 2019. Continue reading
Yubico Ponemon Institute has conducted studies on the different behaviors related to the use of passwords but also to the mode of authentication. Continue reading
Today, people who are likely to be in the positions of information system security manager are in high demand in the labour market. Continue reading
Computer security researchers at the University of Singapore recently discovered several SweynTooth security vulnerabilities that affect Bluetooth Low. Continue reading
Following a test conducted by an American media, it was revealed that a simple head printed in 3D was able to fool facial recognition technologies embedded. Continue reading
The installation of 5G through the infrastructure of the Chinese giant Huawei has always been debated in Europe precisely in Germany. Continue reading
Today, it is not uncommon for companies to offer huge sums of money to individuals who will be able to discover vulnerabilities in their system. Continue reading