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Wireless networks are easy to crack
Security firm McAfee warns wireless networks are vulnerable to hackers' attacks, even if encryption is enabled.
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Be careful with hackers' kidnapping extortion
Small and medium enterprises should back-up data very carefully if they do not want to become victims of accidents
Computer science
Encryption in Windows Vista not yet
Microsoft has added some security features to the new generation operating system, including Bitlocker. This hard drive encryption technique can play an important role i…
Computer science
Confidential information easily leaked through laptops
The convenience when carrying makes the laptop easy to fall into the sights of curious people and thieves. Experts recommend users to encrypt information because more an…
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Appears IM virus capable of encryption
Security firms, yesterday (2/5), warned users about a new worm that spreads through an instant messaging network (IM). The goal of this computer worm
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IBM introduced new chip coding method
In an effort to improve data security for laptops, cell phones and other perishable devices, IBM has announced a new method that enables encryption of information at the…
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The British government is concerned about Windows Vista
The UK security agency is concerned about the encryption mechanism of Windows Vista and thinks it will make it very difficult for investigating agencies to read data fro…
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Information security: Data encryption - not enough!
So far, the encryption of data is a powerful method to protect important or private data from being violated by scrutiny of malicious code or malicious intent. However,…
Computer science
Wi-Fi security: Choose which solution?
Security is a very important issue and is especially concerned by businesses. Moreover, security is also the reason why businesses are afraid of installing wireless LAN…
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Overview of Wannacry virus - The world's most dangerous malicious code
WannaCry software, also known as extortion virus software, has been a flash attack, causing about 75,000 computers in 99 countries to be infected with malicious code.
New technology
Quantum technology realizes science fiction
At the World Quantum Science Conference (ICQT) taking place in Moscow (Russia), scientists 'presented' their research and discussed their applicability.
New technology
Chinese satellites pass encryption can not be cracked
Quantum chips are considered to be the most secure signal today and there is no technology to intervene and decipher this type of signal.
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Google's AI was able to design its own coding that people could not understand
Not only do people dream, draw or play chess to win people, but now Google's artificial intelligence can also establish a protection coding mechanism without any human i…
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Jellyfish skin can be used as encryption information for confidential information
Researchers at the University of Connecticut were inspired by the ink and jellyfish skin, which can change color or texture to meet certain elements in the surrounding e…
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Israel developed ways to use soft drinks to encode and decipher confidential messages
The case of using lemon juice as an invisible ink is a simple example of applying steganography to chemistry.