by John Trest, Product Solution Analyst, VIPRE Our mobile devices are the command centers of our daily lives. From managing bank accounts and work emails to navigating traffic and streaming entertainment, these devices do far more than make calls. Unfortunately, our deep dependence on mobile technology has also made us prime targets for cybercriminals. This threat... The post SMiShing Threats: How Your Mobile Could Be an Attacker’s Gateway appeared first on Inspired eLearning.| Inspired eLearning
by John Trest, Product Solution Analyst, VIPRE A lot of attention has been poured into identifying a phishing attack when it hits your inbox, but what about when it hits your phone? A cell phone is a much more trusted, intimate way of communicating than an email, and a text message could be one of the... The post SMiShing Red Flags: How to Spot Fake Text Messages appeared first on Inspired eLearning.| Inspired eLearning
by John Trest, Chief Learning Officer, VIPRE Mobile devices are so essential to our lives today that it’s difficult to imagine a world without them. However, our reliance on mobile devices also puts us at risk. Over the years, cybercriminals have become increasingly skilled at launching mobile scams, as exemplified by a recent smishing campaign... The post Combating Common Mobile Scams appeared first on Inspired eLearning.| Inspired eLearning
Want a list of legal cases involving Slack and other messaging apps? CloudNine provides that list in their latest post here! The post Legal Cases Involving Slack, Teams, Texts, and Messaging Apps: eDiscovery Trends appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.| eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin
What happens to your company’s data when employees leave? Turnover is inevitable—but data loss and security risks don’t have to be. As mobile devices have become the backbone of workplace productivity, ensuring proper offboarding is more critical than ever. In his latest article for Law Journal Newsletter, “Preserving Business Data When Employees Leave: A Mobile […] The post Preserving Business Data When Employees Leave: A Mobile Device Offboarding Checklist appeared first on ModeOne.| ModeOne
Review my 12 cyber and physical methods for passport and document security from criminals and cybercriminals while planning and during your journey. For international travel, there is nothing more important than passport and document security. Passports serve as the primary documentary proof of identity and nationality to foreign governments on entry to their nations. There […]| Travelers United
Most people don’t think twice about how they download things. Tap the Play Store, scroll, install, done. But for players who want speed, control, and fewer steps between them and the action, there’s another route, the APK. On Android, that little file changes the game. An APK is a direct line. No middleman. No browsing [&hellip| Techno FAQ
If you’re on the hunt for a compact Android flagship that packs solid performance and battery life, the new OnePlus 13s might just catch your eye. Priced starting at Rs. 55,000 (with offers), the OnePlus 13s is positioning itself as a slightly trimmed-down sibling to the OnePlus 13, promising top-tier specs in a more “handy” [&hellip| Techno FAQ
Ivanti research finds 83% of respondents used QR codes to process payments in the last year, but many are unaware of the risks.| Help Net Security
Selling online for 20 years, US Foods has built ecommerce into a crucial channel where more than 250,000 customers go online to order.| Orders In Seconds
Mobile devices accounted for the vast majority of lost devices reported at America’s leading foreign aid organization.| FedScoop
Speakers can download apps that can be used to make their next presentation go even better The post There’s An App For Becoming A Better Speaker appeared first on The Accidental Communicator.| The Accidental Communicator
Scrcpy is a free and open source tool that allows you to simply hook your android device to your computer via usb, allowing you to cast the mobile device’s display to your computer screen. It’s available for Windows, mac & Linux, including as a flatpak, snap or deb. Using Scrcpy Scrcpy requires USB debugging to […]| Linux-natives
Back in 2012 we blogged about Meego/Mer/Nemo, Android for x86 and other Linux operating systems for touchscreens and tablets. Back in the day we also compared Ubuntu Unity vs. Gnome 3 and which would work better as a touch operated system, and Gnome 3 was clearly the more mature system. Since then Ubuntu has dropped Unity […]| Linux-natives
OnePlus is a mobile phone manufacturer famous for selling the OnePlus One with pre-installed CyanogenMod, instead of a bloated custom Android as most manufacturers do. Their newest model OnePlus X was released on November 5th 2015 and after a few days of use, it seems to live up to its promises. Most Chinese brands suffer from the […]| Linux-natives
