Hack in 2013 resulted in the loss of 38 million customer records
Adobe settles hacking case that affected 38 million people and pays $1.2m legal bill
Month: August 2015
Ambient sound could speed adoption of 2FA, say security researchers
Swiss researchers have proposed a two-factor authentication system that does not require user interaction to help speed adoption of strong security
Vodafone tests app-based connected vehicle parking system
Vodafone has teamed up with Westminster City Council and plumbing firm Pimlico Plumbers to test a connected vehicle parking system in London
More than half of all smartphones 4G-capable
GfK figures suggest that six in 10 smartphones sold in the second quarter of 2015 were 4G-enabled, with China and India both big growth spots
Top 10 most read: Adobe security fixes, Galaxy S6 Edge+ hands on review, Oracle CSO rant
Top stories from the past seven days on V3
Sage Summit 2015 – How to use Facebook to grow your business
Founder of online retailer Lolly Wolly Doodle told Sage Summit 2015 how she used social media platform Facebook to grow her startup fashion business
Apple seeking secret secure facility for driverless car testing
Documents indicate the iCar is more than just a San Francisco rumour
Android Stagefright, Carphone Warehouse hack and an Oracle rant: The week in security
The top security news of last week from the V3 newsdesk
Using SAP Hana as a data warehouse
Enterprises are using SAP Hana for in-memory data marts and SAP Business Warehouse implementations that integrate with other data warehouses
AT&T a key NSA partner in internet spying Snowden docs show
The NSA considered its relationship with AT&T to be unique and especially productive, leaked documents show