Security

CES 2018: Google Assistant To Come To Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt

Schlage Sense has announced that new and existing owners of its Smart Deadbolt will be able to integrate their home security with Google Assistant in the first quarter of 2018.

Keep Watch Day and Night with Uniden’s Two-In-One Camera and Spotlight

The two-in-one Uniden Guardian App Cam Spotlight camera is the perfect way to maximise lighting when it’s needed most.

McAfee Labs Previews Five Cybersecurity Trends for 2018

McAfee Inc. has released its McAfee Labs 2018 Threats Predictions Report, which identifies five key trends to watch in 2018.

Man charged in Yahoo hacking case to plead guilty

A Canadian accused by the United States of helping Russian intelligence agents break into email accounts as part of a massive 2014 breach of Yahoo accounts is expected to plead guilty next week, according to court records

Uber confirms massive 2016 data breach

Uber has confirmed that in October 2016 hackers gained access to the licence numbers of 600,000 of its US drivers and the personal information of 57 million Uber users from around the world.

D-Link Adds Android Support and Launches Updated App for Omna 180 Cam HD

D-Link ANZ has announced enhancements to its popular Omna 180 Cam HD, adding Android support and introducing an updated app for a seamless home surveillance solution.

Monitoring the home has become more flexible with Uniden’s App Cam Solo

Uniden has extended the popular Guardian surveillance range to include a wire-free, battery powered home security camera that is app enabled and includes voice control.

ESET works with Google to halt dangerous malware

ESET, a leading global cybersecurity company, has launched Chrome Cleanup, a new scanner and cleaner for Google Chrome designed to help users browse the web safely and without interruption.

Opinion: KRACK makes it clear who is and who isn't ready for the next big cyber security crisis

If there’s any solace to be found in this week’s widespread concern over Wi-Fi vulnerability, KRACK, it’s that the outbreak has given both vendors and consumers some valuable insights into who is, and who isn’t, prepared for The Next Big Cyber Security Scare.