5 simple steps to securing your remote employees

As remote working has become standard practice, employees are working from anywhere and using any device they can to get the job done. That means repeated connections to unsecured public Wi-Fi networks—at a coffee shop or juice bar, for example—and higher risks for data leaks from lost, misplaced...

Three Politicians Hacked Using Unsecured Wi-Fi Network

If you are one of our readers who follow The Hacker News every update, you probably know that Public WiFi network is a security risk. But many people aren’t aware, including our great politicians. Internet security provider F-Secure carried out an experimental hack against three prominent UK...

Samsung Flaw Lets Hacker Easily Take Control of Your Galaxy Mobile Remotely

More than 600 Million users of Samsung Galaxy smartphones, including the newly released Galaxy S6, are potentially vulnerable to a software bug that allows hackers to secretly monitor the phone's camera and microphone, read text messages and install malicious apps. The vulnerability is due to a...

Google Moving Gradually Toward Encrypted Search

Google is moving to make queries and results from the company’s immensely popular search engine encrypted by default in the coming weeks, but only for users signed into their Google Accounts. In a post on The Official Google Blog, the Mountain View based company claims signed-in users may begin...

Hackers Get Hacked at #Defcon 19 Conference

Hackers Get Hacked at Defcon 19 Conference There are so many ways to get hacked at the world's largest hacker conference. A hacker could bump against your pocket with a card reader that steals your credit card information. Or a hacker might eavesdrop on your Internet traffic through an unsecured...