Security ArchitectureAT&T to pay $150M to settle cramming case, covers $80M in refundsDanielle WalkerOctober 8, 2014The settlement marks the largest FCC enforcement action to date, and also involved the FTC and state attorneys general.
Security ArchitectureMarriott to pay $600K fine for blocking guests’ Wi-Fi networksDanielle WalkerOctober 7, 2014The FCC launched an investigation last year after a consumer complained of the practice.
Security ArchitectureChinese iOS trojan targets jailbroken devicesAdam GreenbergOctober 2, 2014The trojan is known as Xsser mRAT is targeting protesters in China, but devices have to be jailbroken in order to be infected.
Security ArchitecturePakistani man indicted over spyware app creationAshley CarmanOctober 1, 2014Hammad Akbar created StealthGenie, which allowed the purchaser to secretly monitor a cell phone's communications.
Security ArchitectureDriven by mobile: The challenge of protecting mobile devicesAlan EarlsOctober 1, 2014Hardware makers and solutions providers seek to find the right formula for protecting devices - and data, reports Alan Earls.
Security ArchitecturePasswords are passéAshley CarmanOctober 1, 2014New solutions are gaining traction to complement, or replace, the legacy use of username and password, reports Ashley Carman.
Security ArchitectureEmbracing BYOD…with safeguardsAnders LofgrenOctober 1, 2014It's possible to safely manage the security risks posed by BYOD, says Anders Lofgren at Acronis Access.
Security ArchitectureApple releases iOS 8.0.2 to quell buggy update complaintsDanielle WalkerSeptember 26, 2014The update comes soon after the company released iOS 8.0.1, which caused issues for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users.
