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Sécurité informatique et protection de l'information des entreprises et des particuliers
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La protection de l'information passe-t-elle avant tout par la sensibilisation des utilisateurs, ou n'est-ce pas plutôt l'affaire des fournisseurs de services et autres éditeurs? Delete the scoop?
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Google demands probable-cause, court-issued warrants to divulge the contents of Gmail and other cloud-stored documents to authorities in the United States -- a startling revelation Wednesday that runs counter to federal law that does not always...
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Google's Response to Requests for Data is Droppin
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An Australian medical centre is reportedly considering paying a ransom demand of $4,000 AUD (£2,600) after blackmailers broke into the organisation’s servers and encrypted its entire patient database. Delete the scoop?
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Si la notion de données personnelles d'un individu englobe une quantité non-négligeable et importante d'informations plus ou moins nominatives, force... Via Hamala Delete the scoop?
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Le trafic data des terminaux mobiles engorge les réseaux d'entreprise - Sans fil - Une récente étude d'IDC dévoilait que 71% des salariés ont accès... Delete the scoop?
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Internet, c'est le mal : à Sciences-Po, un agent du contre-espionnage m'a expliqué pourquoi Facebook ou Copains d'avant étaient les meilleurs amis des espions. Via données privées Delete the scoop?
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Le réseau social a prévenu ses membres. Ses projets suscitent des interrogations. Facebook... Delete the scoop?
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Facebook lance une nouvelle mise en page pour les relations. Delete the scoop?
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Recently discovered security vulnerabilities in televisions made by Samsung …...
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Android users who do not upgrade their operating systems when new versions become available jeopardize the security of their devices, according to new research from Web security firm Duo Security. That lag in upgrades means that almost half of all...
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Un nouveau projet de loi qui donnerait aux policiers un accès élargi à la vie privée des citoyens pourrait faire surface (#Canada)
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Billions of Windows Users Affects with Java Vulnerability. Delete the scoop?
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Apple vient de faire l'acquisition de WifiSLAM. L'objectif : intégrer sa technologie dans le très critiqué Apple Maps pour permettre une géolocalisation dans les bâtiments. Delete the scoop?
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le gouvernement américain surveille des milliers de comptes internet Le Huffington Post Vie privée: le gouvernement américain surveille des milliers de comptes internet, selon Google.
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New research from Google suggests what we all likely know to be true – your pet's name followed by a few numbers just isn't cutting it as a password these days.
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Hackers go where the action is, and they will increasingly find ways to attack us through our smartphones and social media. Delete the scoop?
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Une simple question: peut-on encore être anonyme aujourd'hui, dans nos sociétés…
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Si vous êtes prêts à sacrifier un peu de liberté pour vous sentir en sécurité, vous ne méritez ni l'une ni l'autre. Delete the scoop?
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Des lycées américains du Texas imposent aux étudiants un badge de géolocalisation qui contient une puce RFID (radio-identification) pour mesurer assiduité en cours. Une lycéenne, Andrea Hernandez, a été expulsée de son école pour refus de porter le badge au nom de la vie privée et d'arguments religieux. Delete the scoop?
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A report out earlier this year indicated that robbing banks in the UK is a risky business, and not very lucrative at that: Bank burglars in Great Britain net an average of less than the equivalent ...
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CYBER-ESPIONNAGE - La cyberattaque dont a été victime l’Élysée n’a été possible, selon L’Express, qu'à cause d’une erreur humaine. Delete the scoop?
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L'appel des 451, exprimant les intérêts corporatistes à courte vue des acteurs de la "chaîne du livre", oublie les enjeux fondamentaux liés au livre numérique, au centre desquels les droits des lecteurs. Delete the scoop?
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The prototype of a device designed to protect all the connected devices in your home.
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Dans le rapport intitulé The Generation Gap in Computer Security (L'écart générationnel en matière de sécurité informatique), publié en juin 2012, la...
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An infographic from security-testing company Veracode explores the rise of data breaches and what it could mean for businesses and consumers.
As we keep buying more smartphones and tablets, it opens up the door that much further for cybercriminals to push through malware, phishing scams and other malicious traps. Security-testing company Veracode has assembled an infographic filled with interesting stats about the rise of data breaches and what it could mean for businesses and consumers.
There’s no denying that people love their gadgets. In fact, the smartphone market grew 42% from 2010 to 2011, and manufacturers have sold 40 million tablets over the past two years. Not to mention the 1 billion — yes, billion — mobile devices expected to be activated by the end of the year and a total of 40 billion apps downloaded on them.
As these numbers rise, so does interest from cybercriminals looking to obtain sensitive data. About 59% of organizations have experienced an increase in malware due to insecure mobile devices, and many of which stem from apps.
For a full look at how cybercriminals are targeting mobile devices and what you can do to secure your mobile gadgets, check out the infographic.
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