Who Got Hacked This Week? February 9 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, February 9, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Blogs
Top 5 Access Control Trends for 2018 According to HID Global
HID Global has released its top access control trends to keep an eye on in 2018, which will change how organizations leverage security technology.
Want To Know Why Your Wi-Fi Stinks? There Are Apps For That.
End users can now use apps to determine why their Wi-Fi signal isn’t up to par, and locate a solution to boost their connection.
Alpha Video Integrates Technology for Super Bowl Stadium
Minnesota integrator Alpha Video & Audio acted as integrator for U.S. Bank Stadium, and now their technology will aid the Super Bowl.
Researchers Hope This Bug-Mining Tool Will Combat Network Vulnerabilities
Red Balloon’s “n-days” tool aims to find network vulnerabilities and improve them before hackers attempt a digital break in.
New York School Prepares Students for Careers in Security
Hudson Valley P-Tech in West Nyack, New York is partnering with businesses and colleges in order to prepare students for security careers.
NFL Installs RFID Readers in Locker Rooms for Super Bowl LII
The NFL has implemented new RFID Readers as added security measures to keep track of locker room visitors after past mishaps.
Trump Wants to Create a Government Run 5G Network
President Trump and his national security team believe that creating a government run 5G network could mean stricter security and mitigated threats.
Google Is Expanding Its Online IT Classes to Everyone – Here’s Why
By offering employees and nonemployees IT classes, Google is bridging the skills gap, and boosting its chances of hiring more people down the road.
First Physical Bitcoin Theft Occurs in UK
A United Kingdom thief held a Bitcoin trader at gunpoint and demanded a transfer of Bitcoin in the first ever physical Bitcoin theft IRL.
