Analyzing breadcrumbs created by Wi-Fi devices could provide never-before seen analysis for large-scale institutions, like universities… and marketers.
Malware getting stealthier; increased phishing; and that large numbers of malevolent IP addresses are U.S.-based, are among the findings in Webroot’s annual briefing, recently released.
Large-scale, conventional power plants will ultimately be replaced by rooftop solar panels and wind turbines, says an official power-industry body.
Personally identifiable information getting inadvertently disclosed through phishing could be reined in by eye-tracking sensors, think scientists.
That IoT deployment should be isolated from the main network, is among new advice from AT&T.
Prototypes can be stolen by recording 3D printers with smartphones, say scientists. Printers should curtail smartphone use near the machines until a fix can be developed, the experts think.
Smartphone sales still has some legs, says a report. But manufacturers aren’t going to get rich, because prices are dropping.
Like a human’s voice box, electrical equipment creates unique sounds. Scientists think those identifiers could be used to look for industrial control attacks. IoT could be a beneficiary, too.
Mobile Network Operators say they’re starting to see DDoS attacks affect their networks.
Virtual Reality will be experienced by gamers using a combination of smartphone and headset, not by dedicated high-end headsets, at least at first, says a new study. The reason is cost.
