Staying secure on the move
Technology within cars is constantly progressing and so is the need to stay secure on the move. Whether it be GPS systems or infotainment systems, the possibilities are seemingly endless. Furthermore, you would be hard pushed to find a modern car that doesn’t have an external device such as a mobile phone connected to it.
Learn moreUpdated! In Big Tech we trust: when it comes to COVID contact tracing apps a decentralized model is preferred
The official COVID contact tracing apps that have been developed worldwide have the same aim: to alert people if they have come into contact with the disease and need to isolate to stop its spread. They mostly function under the same principle too. They count on users to voluntarily download and install an app on their smartphones.
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Staying secure on the move
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The story behind Avira’s new Mac application: Developing security software with Apple’s latest technology stack
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Clubhouse, the app where hackers don’t need an invitation to collect your data
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Mac malware evolution: from Opener to Silver Sparrow
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