In the second part of our interview with Covisint’s David Miller, he predicts how long it will be until we see a fully autonomous car and ponders new potential ransomware hacks for your ride.
Tag Archives: SSL
How To Protect Yourself Against The Internet “Poodle” Attack
It’s not too hard to defang the latest Internet threat.
Meet The Internet’s Nasty New “Poodle” Attack
It’s not cute and cuddly, and it can bite.
After Heartbleed, “Forward Secrecy” Is More Important Than Ever
The most popular method for encrypting Web traffic isn’t good enough.
Protect Yourself Against Heartbleed, The Web’s Security Disaster
The Heartbleed bug has made a hash of Web security, and safeguarding yourself may take a little effort. It’s worth it.
What You Need To Know About Heartbleed, A Really Major Bug That Short-Circuits Web Security
A flaw in OpenSSL may have exposed passwords and encryption keys across the Web. Here’s how to protect yourself and your sites.
GnuTLS Bug: Linux Security Flaw Leaves Users Vulnerable To Hacks
The latest Linux vulnerability will be harder to clean up than Apple’s recent SSL flaw.
APIs Are The Doors To Web Services – And They Need Locks
Mis-managed APIs (application programming interfaces) can hurt performance, alienate developers and even lead to costly and damaging data breaches.