Identity fraud in the UK at ‘epidemic’ levels
Identity fraud in the UK at 'epidemic' levels There were almost 90,000 cases of identify fraud recorded in the first six months of 2017 – 5 per cent higher than […]
Read MoreIdentity fraud in the UK at 'epidemic' levels There were almost 90,000 cases of identify fraud recorded in the first six months of 2017 – 5 per cent higher than […]
Read MoreApply Mobile are looking for a Software Engineer with experience of Mobile Platforms to join a fast growing information security company that provide dynamic hardware and software security solutions for regulated […]
Read MoreSensitive personal information has been lost or stolen from councils in thousands of cases, research suggests. Local authorities recorded 4,236 data breaches during a three-year period from April 2011, a […]
Read MorePress Release: London, 3rd August 2015 Apply Mobile Limited, a leading provider of mobile and data security solutions announced today that it has become an independent software vendor (ISV) to […]
Read MoreSecurity researchers have identified a way to access unencrypted fingerprint data on an HTC smartphone. Four experts from security company FireEye found the HTC One Max stored fingerprint data in […]
Read MoreThe data scrambling systems used by millions of web servers could be much weaker than they ought to be, say researchers. A study found shortcomings in the generation of the […]
Read MoreApple’s security reputation takes another hit as researchers reveal long-standing zero-day flaws. Apple has known about major zero-day flaws in its iOS and OS X operating systems for at least […]
Read MoreApply Mobile’s Technical Design Facility in Helsinki are using 3D printing to design the new generation of credit-card size iDENtear devices. 3D printing allows Apply Mobile to optimise the size of […]
Read MoreHackers can take copies of fingerprints used to unlock the Samsung Galaxy S5 phone, claim security researchers. A flaw in Android makes it possible to steal the personal information […]
Read MoreUS and British intelligence agencies illegally hacked into a major manufacturer of Sim cards to steal codes and facilitate eavesdropping on mobiles, a US news website says. The Intercept website […]
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