Now we are finally caught up and this Sunday November 20, 2011 we will air our 630 show. Craig will speak with the following people. Malcom Lewis the SVP and General Manager at Spreebird. Craig and Malcom will discuss Social Media and Black Friday and how Websites, Email and Mobile can get you daily deals [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Security'
Who is Craig Talking to this weekend
November 20th, 2011 · No Comments · Advertising, Audio, Business, Cloud, Computers, Email, Energy, Marketing, Networking, Security, Tablet
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Hacking World Moves into Celebrity Nudes
September 15th, 2011 · No Comments · Security
The FBI has confirmed that it’s investigating claims by at least three young celebrities, Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis, and singer Justin Timberlake, that their phones have been hacked. Turns out that smart phones aren’t too smart when it comes to security and that celebrities seem to follow that same trend. The two nude photographs of [...]
Tags: Bluetooth·Celebrity·FBI·Federal Bureau of Investigation·Justin Timberlake·Mila Kunis·Mobile phone·Scarlett Johansson
Extreme Vulnerabilities Exposed in Our Cars and Country’s Infrasture
August 4th, 2011 · No Comments · Government, Security
Our cars are getting easier to use, coming stacked with features and, as it turns out, are becoming more and more vulnerable to attack. The integration of cellular phones into our phones and the country’s infrastructure is getting dangerous. Just this past week, Don Bailey revealed that he could use a simple text message to [...]
Tags: CNN·LAS VEGAS·Las Vegas Nevada·Mobile phone·Text messaging·Vehicle door·Wardriving·Zoombak
Cyber Attacks on Government and Business by China
August 4th, 2011 · No Comments · Security
The US has a problem with cyber attacks, and those attacks seem to be originating from China. Or maybe Russia. Or… Well, they are a problem. McAfee has said that hundreds of servers have been attacked by what has to be described as professional hackers who appear to be looking for ways to get at [...]
Tags: China·Cyberwarfare·Google·Intellectual property·International Olympic Committee·McAfee·Russia·United Nations
Protect your sensitive data with digitally encrypted software
July 28th, 2011 · No Comments · Computers, Linux, Security, Uncategorized, Windows (Microsoft)
It is very important for a company to secure its vial and critical data. It is very private and some information is very sensitive. Most of the accounts data are very important for an organization so as medical record for a hospital. And, banks and financial institutions are highly critical. In today’s world most of [...]
Tags: compressed file·data protection·digital certificates·digitally encrypted security software for all·pkzip·protect sensitive data·protection of personal files·save files·secured zip files·security software for banks and government organization·technology for digital compression of files
Find Out If Your Email and Password Are Known to the Bad Guys
June 7th, 2011 · No Comments · Security
More than 100,000,000, yes that’s one hundred million, email addresses and passwords have been stolen over the past two and a half months. That makes 2011 one of the worst years in recent memory for the large-scale theft of email and password information. It is likely to lead to substantial financial problems for people around [...]
Tags: Email address·Password·PlayStation Network·SQL injection·Sony·Sony BMG·Sony Music Entertainment Japan·User (computing)
What Happens When Your Credit Card is Stolen
May 5th, 2011 · No Comments · Security
Sony‘s in it deep, now. With lawsuits threatened by State Attorneys General and now 100 million credit cards having been stolen by thieves, millions of people are wondering what happens when the bad guys get your credit card information. The answer is, it probably gets sold for less than the price of an on-line game. [...]
Tags: Business·Credit card·DC Universe Online·PlayStation Network·Sony·Sony Online Entertainment·Special Operations Executive·State attorney general


