Infosecurity Magazine |
Google Mulls Naming and Shaming on Android's Security Swamp
Infosecurity Magazine Google is considering naming and shaming device-making partners that don't offer Android security updates quickly enough. The search giant is mulling how to combat the morass/quagmire/security swamp that is Android's fragmentation problem, sources … |
Forbes |
Google Embraces Security Shaming To Answer Android's Security Problems
Forbes Following the security scares this year, Google has introduced plans to provide a monthly security patch for manufacturers and carriers to push updates out as quickly as possible to users' handsets. Unfortunately Google has to rely on the goodwill of … |
The Guardian |
Shaming Chinese hackers won't work because cyber-espionage is here to stay
The Guardian When he meets President Xi Jinping next week in California, President Barack Obama is expected to raise cyber-security as one of the most pressing issues in the US-China relationship. The meeting comes in the wake of a Washington Post report that … The US, China and cyber espionage China Cyber Espionage Activity to Increase in Near Future More Jaw-Jaw While China Steals Us Blind |
Due to the new privacy laws that the EU is working on, the ACLU’s Jay Stanley and Ben Wizner are in Europe. “Unlike the United States, Europe has a set of basic rules and institutions in place to protect individuals’ privacy, and is trying to update its existing rules and institutions for the digital age,” the ACLU wrote.
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