Items tagged with secure

by Ray Willington - Mon, Jul 15, 2013

PGP Encrypted GTalk and Facebook Chat App Arrives To Secure Your Android Device

These days, anyone unconcerned about privacy violations is probably just being blissfully ignorant. There's plenty to be aware of, and apps like this certainly fit into the category. SecureIM Free Beta just launched onto the Google Play Store, supporting extra-support communications via the Google Talk protocol. Plus... Read more...

by Michael Santo - Thu, Oct 18, 2007

The NSA "Secures" Its Own Smartphone

The Sectera Edge was developed under the NSA Secure Mobile Environment/Portable Electronic Device program (SME PED) and will eventually be supplied to the DOD and Homeland Security. It will be able to switch between the government's Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet) and Non-classified Internet Protocol Router Network... Read more...

by Michael Santo - Tue, Aug 28, 2007

Sony Using Rootkits Again, F-Secure Charges

It's been nearly two years since since Sony got into the rootkit business. Not intentionally, but the DRM installed by Sony BMG CDs when you tried to play them on your PC had rootkit qualities. Not only that, but in a real-life example of the vulnerability, hackers used it to hack World of Warcraft.Unfortunately, it seems Sony did not learn... Read more...

by Nick Welles - Wed, Mar 07, 2007

One Simple Question To Access A Secure Website; Is it a Cat or a Dog?

At Microsoft's annual research conference Techfest, a new method to help keep internet services secure was unveiled based on images of cats and dogs. A popular method to determine whether a human or automated software is trying to access an internet service in use today is the Captcha, a series of randomly... Read more...

by Nick Welles - Wed, Jan 31, 2007

Vista May Not Be As Secure As Microsoft Thought

One of the biggest selling points for Windows Vista was the fact that it would be dramatically more secure then Windows XP, and for this reason, all users should look towards making the move to the new operating system. Now that Vista has been out for a few days and people have had time to play with it, it seems Windows Vista may not be as... Read more...

by Matt Beauvais - Tue, Apr 25, 2006

OCZ Technology Announces High-Performance 60X and 133X Secure Digital Memory

OCZ Technology Announces High-Performance 60X and 133X Secure Digital Memory Sunnyvale, CA - April 24, 2006 - OCZ Technology Group, a leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today announced the launch of its new Secure DigitalTM (SD) flash memory cards designed to be the ideal storage... Read more...

by Matt Beauvais - Tue, Nov 15, 2005

Corsair 2GB Secure Digital 133x

With the growing demand for larger storage space in a variety of devices, we've seen some great products float into our news box. Viperlair reviews the Corsair 2GB Secure Digital 133x, which should fill the space needs of most consumers.We added the Flash Voyager simply as a scale to help put the numbers in perspective. Flash media (in it's... Read more...

by Matt Beauvais - Thu, Nov 03, 2005

JVC GZ-MG70U Camcorder, How To Secure Your E-Mails

Tonight, a few articles concerning security have found their way into the HH news box. Over at The TechZone, you can find some tips on how to secure your e-mails. And how many of you have ever forgotten a password? Really, who hasn't? PCStats covers ways to recover your forgotten passwords, and ways to bypass or reset certain passwords such... Read more...