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WanaCry Ransomwear Attack
A Ransomware attack by a worm named WannaCry, exploiting an NSA hack, has taken down many NHS sites, FedEx, and a couple of Spanish and Portuguese telecoms, among others. This is a place to discuss it. Continue reading
Secure Communication, App for that, and Comments on ISIL
Some background on just why it is stupid to hobble US encryption and security and all it can do is make the USA a second rate tech provider. Continue reading
Android Phone Hack via Text Message
The “stagefright” hack goes live August 1 and at that point 95% or so of all Android phones are wide open to hacking. Enjoy your wait…. Continue reading
Rise Of The Mesh-ings
A short look at Mesh Networking and how it will change the face of attempted control of electronic communications. Continue reading
Posted in Emergency Preparation and Risks, Political Current Events, Tech Bits
Tagged Android, BSD, Central Services, Communications, Emergency Services, iPad, iPhone, Linux, Macintosh, Mesh, Network
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$10 More for Faster than the R. Pi
BeagleBoard drops the BeagleBone to $45 to compete with the Raspberry Pi. It’s about 50% faster for that $10 uplift. Continue reading
Remote Desktop control from Android phones
An interesting remote computer control program for Android phones that uses VNC Virtual Network Computing to control a remote machine from your phone. Plus some comments on ways to get a bit more security with multiple machines and redirection. Continue reading
Interesting Secure Android Phone Internet
An interesting security enhancement for Android phones; and some thoughts on the way to build a secure infrastructure behind it. Continue reading
