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UL Labs Examining Wearables Security Concerns
With the rising use of wearable devices, Underwriters Laboratories is working to establish a cyber-security framework to help protect the devices.
As more personal digital wearable devices are bought and used by consumers, the risk of data theft and related security issues rises as hackers seek to find new security vulnerabilities to cause mayhem for device users. -
Updated Rig Exploit Kit Closing in on 1 Million Victims
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Coverity claims open-source is “significantly” more vulnerable
There is a caveat readers need to be aware of though – the survey results are somewhat helpful to Coverity, given that it’s main line of business is building tools for testing commercial software for vulnerabilities.
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