London/ Tunis: A second military intervention in Libya runs the risk of fuelling groups like ISIS by leading to new recruitment, according to peacebuilding organisation International Alert which argues instead for a stronger focus on dialogue and the political process in the country.
London, UK: The prpl Foundation, an open-source, community-driven, collaborative, non-profit foundation supporting the next gen connected devices industry, has announced availability of a new document entitled Security Guidance for Critical Areas of Embedded Computing that lays out its revolutionary vision for a secure Internet of Things. It describes a fresh hardware-led approach that is easy to implement, scalable and interoperable. The prpl Foundation’s guidance aims to improve security for devices in a rapidly expanding connected world where failure to do so can result in significant harm to individuals, businesses and to nations. It is available at: http://prpl.works/security-guidance/.
Researchers from Proofpoint have published a new blog about a Valentines Day ransomware campaign they have been tracking.
Victims are targeted via a Valentines Day Promotional Offer email, however when recipients click on the links, a new ransomware variant called 7ev3n is installed on their machine.
DALLAS and DUBLIN: AdaptiveMobile has announced that the Company has signed landmark deals with three Tier-1 carriers in North America to protect their strategic RCS messaging infrastructures.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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