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Update allows remote installation of Lantronix’s IoT and OOB devices

An infrastructure change means up to four devices can be attached to a single account without compromising security or privacy, company claims

Issue 18 of IT Pro 20/20 looks at recent efforts to retire the 'hacker' stereotype, and how the threat landscape has changed over the past 20 years

End-to-end encryption is considered one of the best ways to protect user data, but not everyone thinks it's a good idea

Full-spectrum key management solution allows customer-controlled import and export of cryptographic keys

The 'Anom' app was installed on phones distributed by authorities and has led to arrests in 18 countries across the globe

The law requires social media companies to identify users when authorities demand it, which could see the end of encryption

Home secretary Priti Patel is set to deliver a speech on the dangerous effects of end-to-end encryption

Each of these popular cloud platforms boasts robust security - but which does it best?

Not all hackers are motivated by greed - some of them use their powers for good

Here’s how to make your sensitive data unreadable to prying eyes

A quick look at Microsoft's new approach to CPUs that promises to revolutionise Windows security

Confidential computing provides the opportunity for businesses to encrypt their data while in use, rather than just in transit or rest. Could it becom…

The cloud giant's password manager will offer users up to 50 stored credentials across three devices

Microsoft will also help test the new technology in the cloud

The news of the update resulted in millions of new downloads for rival services Telegram and Signal

The macOS upgrade installer failed to check if you had enough free space available, causing major issues if you didn’t

Over 37,000 girls have taken part in the challenge since 2017

Failure to comply could bring financial penalties

This technology can help secure data using a number of components

AES is one of the most widely used encryption protocols, but where did it come from and how does it work?

Privacy groups warn the Home Office to not "facilitate crime by making personal security harder"

Each of these popular cloud platforms boasts robust security - but which does it best?