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According to security experts Sophos a man has been arrested after allegedly trying to sell a hard drive which had previously belonged to Formula One racing driver Adrian Sutil and contained personal and financial data.
The police in Germany are said to be questioning the man regarding a blackmail...
Read More | 2 Days Ago
Can it really be 4 years back that Microsoft produced that always destined to fail product the datacasting SPOT watch? Yep, apparently it can, and apparently it has finally been killed off once and for all. Heck, how could it have succeeded? Cast your mind back to 2004 and think of the exciting new...
Read More | 18 Days Ago
According to the Sunday Times one couple got more than they bargained for courtesy of the almost extortionate charges that mobile phone companies are allowed to levy in Europe when it comes to sending text or data while 'roaming' away from your home country. Although the case in question might be a...
Read More | Mar 2nd, 2008 | Comments: 3 | Last Comment: Mar 4th, 2008
The Cult of the Dead Cow, the infamous hacking collective, has released a Google hacking utility called Goolag Scan that brings the ability to search the information engine for web-based data that is normally hidden to anyone wannabe with a web browser and half a brain. It does this by implementing...
Read More | Feb 27th, 2008 | Comments: 1 | Last Comment: Feb 27th, 2008
For many people, the word "encryption" invokes images of spies, clandestine operations and World War II, or NSA code breakers feverishly working to decipher enemy messages. Actually, encryption is a priceless security tool that any business can easily use to keep sensitive information confidential...
Read More | Feb 17th, 2008 | Comments: 2 | Last Comment: Mar 20th, 2008
If we're honest every one of us imagine what we'd do with a few million in the bank. The yacht in Cannes, the private jet in Nice, possibly our own football team, and maybe a few other high maintenance accessories top our list of must-haves.
But of course the question is how to get there. Working...
Read More | Feb 11th, 2008
According to HP an incredible 92% of top IT decision makers in Europe do not feel that their organisation is exploiting the competitive advantages offered by information management. In fact, respondents who took part in the 2008 Pressure Point Index survey were pretty dissatisfied overall with both...
Read More | Feb 6th, 2008
Data is used in almost everything we do these days, there are many more ways for companies, people at home or the government to lose data. But it keeps happening.
Banks, the 100+ departments of local councils, (including libraries) and every website you buy or register on. The list is endless, and...
Read More | Jan 29th, 2008
It doesn’t really matter where you live in the world, the chances are that your country has been hit by some high profile data loss scandal during the course of the last year or so. Everything from retail operations such as TJ Maxx losing the odd 40 million or so customer credit card details to a...
Read More | Jan 18th, 2008
A new forensic computer from a UK based company promises to make the task of gathering evidence at the scene of a crime much easier. The dual booting Windows XP and Suse Linux TreCorder portable forensic lab is built into a rugged portable chassis and can simultaneously copy up to three hard...
Read More | Sep 9th, 2007
