by aglenny | Apr 28, 2016 | Uncategorized
By: Chris Gavrielidis Ransomware is on the rise, and no one is safe. From hospitals to law firms, hackers have begun to seize data and offer their victims an encryption key in exchange for “ransom.” It is typically accompanied by a warning to the effect that any...
by aglenny | Apr 26, 2016 | international, Uncategorized
By: Kaitlyn C. Conway After three years of investigation, indictments have finally been made for several hacking attacks made from Iran to the United States. The impending results of this investigation and trial could not only mean heightened cyber security in the...
by aglenny | Apr 21, 2016 | Computers, Internet, Privacy, Social Media, Software, Uncategorized
By: Jaclyn Collier Since the beginning of the Internet, there has been a tug-of-war in the United States between First Amendment rights and protecting law-abiding citizens online. At the federal and state levels, cyberstalking statutes are designed to stop recurring...
by aglenny | Apr 19, 2016 | Internet, Legislation, Privacy, Social Media, Software, Uncategorized
By: Shayla L. Aaron The technology industry has reached incredible new heights in that individuals on opposite sides of the world are able to connect with each other like never before. If you are a consumer that craves a unique piece of art three hundred thousand...
by aglenny | Apr 14, 2016 | Computers, Cyber Crime, Uncategorized
By: Sayyedeh Parastoo Vakili Cybersecurity is not only threatening individuals, but it has been targeting corporations and the government. With technology changing higher economy in an entrepreneurial and innovative ways, there are risks of cybersecurity threatening...
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