Emails claim to be from HSBC and ask recipients to install fake Rapport security software. Publish to Facebook: No Twitter Card Style: summary Last month, Symantec detected a spam campaign mainly targeting financial institutions, which used social engineering to try trick victims into installing “virus detection software” that was in fact an information stealing Trojan
Read MoreAsynchronous vs synchronous. Dark disaster recovery vs. active architecture. Active/active vs. active/passive. No setup is objectively better or worse than another. The best one for you primarily depends on your level of tolerance for what happens when the server goes down. Security experts say how individual companies choose to save their data in anticipation of
Read MoreGet your multicolored powder at the ready. Time to go and hurl it at strangers. Source: CNet
Read MoreAmidst all the fear and hype generated over the past few days as a result of Wikileaks and its precipitous Vault 7 dump, one thing was crystal clear: People have no idea what hacking an Android smartphone or an iPhone means, or what it entails. News headlines warned of hacking tools that let CIA agents
Read MoreNetwork World contributing editor David Strom provides a roundup of how to enable data leak prevention features on three email security platforms. Source: Security
Read MoreCommentary: In a mock ad, the HBO comedian trashes the South Korean company and suggests all its products will blow up. Source: CNet
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