Monday, March 4, 2013

Need to lend your key? E-mail it, Fraunhofer says

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March 04, 2013

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Need to lend your key? E-mail it, Fraunhofer says

The German research organization is showing technology that lets NFC-equipped smartphones unlock doors, and let one person effectively e-mail a key to another.

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Locked-down BlackBerry offers classified, personal use

Secusmart and BlackBerry show off technology that lets a secure phone be used for personal tasks, too, with minimum hassle. The German government is a fan.

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Jailed hacker allowed into IT class, hacks prison computers

Nicholas Webber, serving five years for creating a hacker's forum site, is somehow invited into an IT class in jail. The consequences are difficult.

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CloudFlare security service goes down after router failure

The hour-long outage occurred when the Web security service detected a DDoS attack against one of its customers and tried to defend against it.

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Online note service Evernote latest firm to get hacked

Company behind application used by about 50 million people says some user data was accessed and it requires all users to reset passwords.

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