Whilst the price of almost all cryptocurrencies has plunged in the past three months, the global hashrate (or mining activity) remains high. But why? There’s a theory maybe ASIC miners or botnets are behind this […]
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Right before you switched off for the holidays you probably heard that the FCC, or the Federal Communication Commission, repealed Obama-era laws regarding net neutrality. As the net neutrality frameworks are wound-down we will potentially […]
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For a long time now, the darkweb has been utilizing cryptocurrencies for its transactions. Recently, malicious actors have been turning to the mining of these currencies using stolen compute power from organizations and individuals. Mobile devices, […]
by The chain of trust has long been an important aspect to information security. Every computer and mobile device purchased today is shipped with a pre-defined collection of root CAs (certificate authorities) that act as a […]
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Mobile technology has created a world of nomads. In days of yore one would take time to get all necessary inoculations against exotic infections before setting off into the unknown. Today’s digital nomad, often travelling […]
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This month saw another beta release of iOS 8.2 to developers and we started to see more information hidden in the APIs on the upcoming Apple Watch release. Apple is remaining tight-lipped as usual with regards […]
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