Mobile Phone Hacking at Counter Terrorism Expo, London, April 2011
Join me at the Counter Terrorism Expo to be held in London on the 19th and 20th of April 2011.
Nigel Stanley was the IT Security Practice Leader for Bloor Research. In this blog Nigel commented on the world of IT security and other areas of interest.
What is the most secure smartphone?
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McAfee and Wind River – Blown Together Nicely
Life is moving fast in the world of mobile device security. With announcements this week at Mobile World Conference of ever more powerful smartphones...
Sound Trojan for Smartphones
This is an interesting paper. It introduces some work called Soundminer, a stealthy and context-aware sound Trojan for smartphones. It explores the...
Smartphone and Mobile Security – 2011 will be an Historical Year
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Cybercrime, Cyberwars, Cyberterrorism and Hacktivism
What exactly is the truth behind cybercrime and hacktivism?
Sky News, Stuxnet and the End of the World
So Stuxnet hit the TV news again last night as it was announced that Cybercriminals have got hold of the Stuxnet virus. I watched a Sky News package...
Google Android apps found to be sharing data
Here's an interesting story that has recently emerged. It's great to see some useful research into privacy issues and mobile phone applications. By...