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Security News Bites for the Week Ending Sep 7, 2018

China Using Fake Linkedin Profiles to Recruit Americans as Spies US intelligence officials are warning LinkedIn users that China is being “super aggressive” at recruiting Americans with access to government and commeACrcial secrets. The Chinese are creating fake LinkedIn profiles, friending people and trolling to see if they would be valuable if flipped or conned […]

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Android Security Is Improving – But Not As Good As iPhone

The Android community is slowly beginning to understand that they are going to have to step up to the plate and deal with security like Apple has done from the beginning.  The challenge is that unlike Apple, where there is one master in control, the Android community is fractured.  The only one who has any […]

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Google Search Rules Changed Last Week

For those of you depend on Google search engine position for your business, the world changed last week. As of April 21st, 2015, Google is using mobile friendliness as a criteria in search engine rankings.  This affects mobile search (not your desktop) in all languages, world wide. Google has been saying that mobile friendliness is […]

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News Bites For April 14, 2015

I wrote about an attack on hotel routers a few weeks ago (see post).  Today, I heard more details on the attack.  ANTlabs InnGate router, used by many hotel chains (see advisory), was configured incorrectly.  This configuration error allowed anyone to read or write any file in the router, thereby easily owning that router and […]

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