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U.S. Pumps $400 million to fund next-gen wireless research
The U.S. National Science Foundation will spend more than US$400 million over the next seven years to fund next-generation wireless research in an effort to bring super-fast mobile service to the country.
U.S. officials hope the investments, announced Friday, will speed up the county’s move to next-generation 5G mobile service, potentially offering speeds of 10Gbps, and allow for a rapid…
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Windows BITS Service Used to Reinfect Computers with Malware
Crooks found a way to reinfect computers with malware via the Windows BITS service, months after their initial malware was detected and deleted from the infected system.
BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service) is a Windows utility for transferring files between a client and a server. The utility works based on a series of cron jobs and is the service in charge of downloading and…
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Samsung Warns Customers To Think Twice About What They Say Near Smart TVs
(ANTIMEDIA) — In a troubling new development in the domestic consumer surveillance debate, an investigation into Samsung Smart TVs has revealed that user voice commands are recorded, stored, and transmitted to a third party. The company evenwarns customers not to discusspersonal or sensitive information within earshot of the device.
This is in stark contrast to previous claims by tech…
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The Best Cloud Storage
Access your files anytime, anywhere, and from any device.
I’m a huge fan of using cloud storage and heavily depend on these services to store my files while keeping them secure and easily accessible at any time. I have used just about every different cloud provider that allows users a free account with free storage, which is basically all the major players in the cloud storage field.
I am…
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90 Percent of All SSL VPN Use Insecure or Outdated Encryption
Information security firm High-Tech Bridge has conducted a study of SSL VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) and discovered that nine out of ten such servers don’t provide the security they should be offering, mainly because they are using insecure or outdated encryption.
An SSL VPN is different from a classic IPSec VPN because it can be used inside a standard Web browser without needing to install…
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This Hack Lets You Run Any Android App on Your Chromebook
Using a small JavaScript script, the hack, which is detailed in full on GitHub, allows any regular Android APK to be packaged up and, for want of a better term, side-loaded onto a Chromebook. It can then be run under the Android App Runtime in the same way as the ‘official’ Vine, Dulingo and Evernote.
Restrictions mean that only one Android app can be run at a time.
To watch a Youtube video…
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More Americans using smartphones for getting directions, streaming TV
Just as the internet has changed the way people communicate, work and learn, mobile technology has changed when, where and how consumers access information and entertainment. And smartphone use that goes beyond routine calls and text messages does not appear to be slowing, according to a Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults conducted in July 2015.
The percentage of smartphone owners who say…
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Android adware can install itself even when users explicitly reject it
A while back, Ars reported on newly discovered Android adware that is virtually impossible to uninstall. Now, researchers have uncovered malicious apps that can get installed even when a user has expressly tapped a button rejecting the app.
The hijacking happens after a user has installed a trojanized app that masquerades as an official app available in Google Play and then is made available in…
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Yes, Google can remotely reset Android passcodes, but there's a catch
Yes, Google can remotely reset Android passcodes, but there’s a catch
Newer Android phone and tablet owners aren’t affected, but it does say something about Android’s fragmentation of device security.
The one-sided encryption debate continues. Now, it’s being used as a tool to spread what’s commonly known as “fear, uncertainty, and doubt.”
If you ventured to Reddit, you might have read a startling claim by the Manhattan district attorney’s office, who last week…
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Americans are wary about IoT privacy
Americans are in an “it depends” state when it comes to disclosing personal information over internet-connected devices, according to a new Pew Research Center study. The study proposed different scenarios to which 461 Americans expressed whether they believed being monitored by a device was acceptable, not acceptable, or depended on the situation. Pew Research Center found that some scenarios…
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NSA whistleblower: No software is 'safe from surveillance'
NSA whistleblower: No software is ‘safe from surveillance’
A former NSA official said the agency has "more resources" for surveillance than the average user can ever hope to defend against.
William Binney doesn’t have a membership card to the small group of which he’s a part — people who have spoken out against the National Security Agency, and been left relatively unscathed — but at least he has the next best thing, a valid passport.
The former National…
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WIFI Alliance Introduces 802.11ah
For the last decade or so, wireless networking has been entirely about short range, high speed communications. The type of networking needed by an Internet of things is fundamentally incompatible with WiFi, and the reason for this is due to the frequencies used by WiFi networking gear. 2.4 and 5 GHz are very fast, but cannot penetrate through walls as easily as lower frequencies.
This week the…
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Chinese Marketing Firm Spreads Adware to Promote Its App Portfolio
A Chinese company that markets itself as a mobile app promoter has been cheating its clients by deploying adware to install their apps on unsuspecting victims.
The company, named NGE Mobi/Xinyinhe, activating in China and Singapore, has been using popular apps, repackaged with the malicious adware code, which it distributes through unofficial Android app stores.
When users install these apps on…
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Yes, the FCC might ban your operating system
Yes, the FCC might ban your operating system
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Boeing's laser hunts for drones
Boeing’s laser hunts for drones
Boeing's compact laser weapons system disables a moving, untethered unmanned aerial vehicle in a test on August 3, 2015. Credit: Boeing
Boeing’s portable drone-destroying laser system is one step closer to the battlefield after a recent test.
Earlier this month in California, Boeing’s second-generation, compact-laser weapons system disabled a moving, untethered drone. That’s important because…
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New Android Malware Sprouting Like Weeds
Information stored on an Android smartphone or tablet is vulnerable to almost 4,900 new malware files each day, according to a report G Data SecurityLabs released Wednesday.
Cybercriminals’ interest in the Android operating system has grown, the firm’s Q1 2015 Mobile Malware Report revealed.
“The report suggests that Android devices are becoming a bigger target for the bad guys and more…
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