Most of the technology companies, like WhatsApp, make use of end-to-end encryption. This method helps them interact in chat groups. This method of encryption serves the purpose of security. In the end-to-end encryption system, only the participating users can read the messages. End-To-End Encryption And National Security Although, this style of communication helps secure your
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A new study just revealed some critical cybersecurity issues about internet in France: indeed, 100% major French companies websites show security vulnerabilities. And even worse: 60% of them have at least one serious flawwhich cybercriminals can use to exploit huge amounts of data. If it’s not really a surprise, the problem was not seen as
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With the long and drawn out battle between the FBI and Apple over encryption, an end to the case has been found but it isn’t quite as simple a victory. As Apple declare victory against FBI but fight continues as the war of privacy vs security carries on. After the case was bought before the
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In a move that many agree should never have happened in the first place, Amazon reverses decision to remove encryption from their Fire tablets. When it was announced that Amazon were going to disable default encryption on their latest operating system update, it was met with outrage from security experts to the casual user of the
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It has been revealed by a District Attorney that Google can remotely unlock your smartphone, along with Apple, if they had to. In a court case in New York, the revelation came as it was announced that if a court order has been issued then as long as the device has not been encrypted, law
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One of the world’s biggest tech companies and the White House have announced plans to increase the number of encrypted connections on the internet. Apple recently announced, at their unveiling of iOS 9, that they will be urging developers to use the “HTTPS” encryption on web pages, as opposed to the more common, and more unsecured
Read More...If you are interested in cybersecurity, you should know about AES. Why? Because, cyber AES technology which stands for Advanced Encryption Standard is so sophisticated that it cannot be attacked. This is why the US National Security Agency uses it for information classified as top secret. AES has indeed been adopted for commercial use by
Read More...Europol, European union police, has announced the dismantling of a gang of criminals. Its members are accused of having infected hundreds of thousands of computers via a ransonmware, i.e. such type of malicious program that locks the user’s files in exchange for the payment of a ransom. For payment, criminals do pose as police officers.
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