This is an astonishing and highly fascinating blog. Recommended reading! “Brain of each human being is completely unique. Its structure is highly influenced not only by our DNA but also by everything we experience in our life. You can find people even with the same DNA – but life history is something that cannot be duplicated. So brain activity is unique biometric every person has. And such biometrics are used in access control systems when security is needed. Simply, you can use your biometric as a password to gain access… Read more engineuring →
Here at R&P we are absolutley excited about this Indiegogo activity. The only thing we are still a bit undecided about is whether our plans justify a larger installation right… Read more antsle – Home Hosting: YourCode YourData YourRules | Indiegogo →
Once in a while, things happen that have incredible potential, and a couple of months down the road, everyone thinks “I could have had this idea!”. Antsle is one of… Read more Why we endorse Antsle →
In the first part of this series, I covered the cost, time and benefits associated with baking security into the software development lifecycle from the beginning. In today’s post, I… Read more Why Security Needs To Come First In Software Development: Part II | Shinetech Blog →
Jixiao Wang has already introduced the Agile concept in an earlier blog entry on the value of Agile development. As a follow up, I would like to share my insights… Read more Security in Software Development: Part 1 | Shinetech Blog →
This is great news as it comes at the right time and with the right type of skills. We have seen an increase in demand for open source ERP solutions.… Read more Shinetech Software Inc. Expands Global Presence With Two New Delivery Centers →
“When it comes to preparedness, they’re woefully behind and that, to me, is the most concerning thing” Forrester finds the health-care industry is not investing enough to protect medical records from hackers. Source: US health care way behind on data security, says Forrester
Researchers have shown that it is -easily- possible to trick Vizio’s smart TVs in accepting a man in the middle attack on the data stream that flows between a service run by Cognitive Networks to feed maliciously placed ads on the screen of unsuspecting home cinema owners. This article published by net-security.org, highlights the simplicity, which is striking. It also highlights the risk everyone running any “smart” devices is being exposed to. Not only malicious intentions, but also commercial ones have been shown by the researchers. The wealth of information… Read more Vizio Smart TV hack is a wake-up-call for IoT development →
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