Monthly Archives: January 2014

INFOGRAPHIC: Security Breaches

Cloud security is an ongoing discussion which will continue to be a hot topic in 2014 and beyond… Provided is an excellent infographic published last week on the wsj.com website See on http://www.cloudtweaks.com

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Jordan: Authorities to use iris-scanners to register Syrian refugees

Jordan: Authorities to use iris-scanners to register Syrian refugees (#Jordan: Authorities to use #iris-#scanners to register #Syria’n #refugees | Al-Bawaba http://t.co/l3vH2VO34y #biometrics #Mideast… See on http://www.albawaba.com

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More than One million pupils fingerprinted at school | Big Brother Watch

As the new school term gets underway, now is the time for parents to check if their children are among the hundreds of thousands of pupils who are using biometric technology. See on http://www.bigbrotherwatch.org.uk

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Backdoor in wireless DSL routers lets attacker reset router, get admin

A quick Christmas hack uncovers a vulnerability in Linksys, Netgear, others. See on arstechnica.com

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How Big Data is changing the security analytics landscape

Get two experts’ take on Big Data security analytics, as well as details from their working group’s research report on the subject. See on http://www.techrepublic.com

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Snapchat Promises Security Fixes After Hack – TIME

Snapchat Promises Security Fixes After HackTIMESnapchat promised security fixes Thursday after hackers leaked 4.6 million phone numbers and user names from the photo-sharing app. See on techland.time.com

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The Year In Review: This Was 2013 Through The Eyes Of Social Media

The year is coming to a close so it’s time for the traditional end-of-the-year roundup. All year long I’ve collected striking facts, information and tidbits from all over the world in relation to social media. Obviously a lot more has

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The Year’s Best Social Media Tools for Journalists | Mediashift | PBS

It’s no surprise that social media are on the rise. For example, 59 percent of journalists across 15 countries use Twitter in 2013, compared to 47 percent last year, according to the Oriella Digital Journalism Study.The more that journalists use

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The Best of The Social Media Hat from 2013

This has been a great year for The Social Media Hat. I can’t tell you how thrilled I have been with the response and support that you have given me. Your interest in my writing has been phenomenal! See on

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The 2013 Twitter Glossary: Tabs, Hatereads, Doge, and More

Remembering why we tweeted the way we did in 2013. See on nymag.com

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