Barclays bank launches Twitter payments for customers
Barclays bank enables consumers to make payments using their Twitter name, using the bank's Pingit mobile banking app
Month: February 2015
#V3mobility: Insecure apps leaving millions open to Heartbleed attacks
Developers' failure to install SSL patches leaves researchers BERserk
3G and 4G phones not affected by NSA and GCHQ hack, says Gemalto
The world’s largest maker of Sim cards, Gemalto, says it has “reasonable grounds” to believe it was hacked by UK and US spy agencies in 2010 and 2011
Bluetooth to get mesh networking capability for the Internet of Things
Low-energy Bluetooth Smart will support flexible mesh networks between devices
Dell delivers double density with new XC Series appliances powered by Nutanix
Second wave of converged appliances takes advantage of Dell's 13G PowerEdge server hardware
Board-level executives to be held responsible for nuisance calls
A proposed change to the law will give the ICO more clout to go after firms that bombard consumers with nuisance calls and texts
HP sacks China division chairman as networking revenues drop
For the first quarter of 2015, HP reported a decline in revenue of 5% to $26.8bn compared to the same period the year before
To partition or not to partition Oracle
Oracle licence contracts are unclear on soft partitioning so CIOs need to get to the licence negotiation table to extract the best deal
#V3mobility: How to transform your workplace to support the shift to mobile
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Gemalto denies NSA and GCHQ accessed Sim encryption data
Evidence suggests only internal office networks were breached