February 7th, 2012 by ketyung

More and more malicious Android applications have been surfacing, therefore Google has recently added the Google Bouncer a service which is claimed to scan Android Market applications that potentially contain malicious codes.
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May 25th, 2011 by ketyung

The encryption on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch can be decrypted, as there is a commercial decryption toolset for iOS which has been announced by ElcomSoft, a Russian company.
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April 19th, 2011 by ketyung

Fujitsu has announced the creation of the world’s smallest and slimmest vein sensor which is to be used to read the veins on your palm instead of reading your fingerprints.
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April 15th, 2011 by ketyung
If you’re a Skype user on your Android device, you should take note of this, as it’s not as safe as you think. The vulnerability was discovered by Android Police by testing a recently leaked version of the Skype video, which features Thunderbolt technology.
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April 7th, 2011 by ketyung

If you do not want to invest in additional security cameras for your home or office, you can simply make use of a Mac computer to keep an eye on what’s going while you’re away. The Witness app is specially designed for the Mac platform, allowing you to use your Mac computer as a security camera to monitor your home.
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March 15th, 2011 by ketyung

iPhone has become a very useful device thanks to many great apps available for it. If you’ve been worried about your own personal safety, the BuddyGuard app is what you need on your iPhone, to turn it into a personal protection device that may help avoid bad lucks in life. The BuddyGuard app aims to reinforce personal safety precautions, aid public safety personnels in emergency situations.
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February 22nd, 2011 by ketyung

If you’re paranoid about the poor security that you may get with any cellular networks, Secusmart has the solution for you. Secusmart offers a microSD card that claims to protect all your calls, SMS, email, contacts and calendar with strong hardware encryption, but for a whopping price of $2,700.
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February 14th, 2011 by ketyung

There isn’t a need to invest on new USB drives that come with additional hardware or software encryption. You can simply make use of a device called the Hiddn Crypto USB Adapter which provides an easy way to encrypt any USB flash drives, USB HDDs or any other USB-connected storage media.
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January 26th, 2011 by ketyung

You want to have peace of mind while you’re away from home or office? The Smartvue S9 surveillance system will come in handy allowing your home or office to be constantly monitored by you while you’re away. The system is able to wirelessly send full HD videos captured by the cameras to a video server over WiFi.
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January 19th, 2011 by ketyung

Victorinox is known for its Swiss Army Knife and the associated secure USB drive. And they’ve just added a few new secure drives into their line, in the forms of Victorinox Slim, Slim Duo and the Secure SSD USB devices.
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