
Why your Password is a fail
By Staff Writer 2 June 2015The IT security industry has been warning about the fallibility of passwords for years, yet the situation hasn’t changed. FULL STORY >

Time to dump passwords for good
By Thomas McKinnon 24 February 2015It’s conceivable that one day biometrics may replace passwords completely, across many different services says Martin Walshaw, senior engineer at F5 Networks. FULL STORY >

Geek News Highlights - The Bag of Tricks Edition
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 21 January 2015This week's Geek News has a little bit of everything, with a new short film from Adidas, a rumoured X Files return to TV and a scientifically designed tattoo. FULL STORY >

Most commonly used passwords revealed
By Ryan Noik 21 January 2014SplashData has revealed what the most popular and worse passwords currently in use are. FULL STORY >

6.5 million LinkedIn passwords stolen
By Ryan Noik 7 June 2012Millions of LinkedIn accounts may have been compromised, after it was revealed that a package of 6.5 million encrypted passwords for the social network appeared on a Russian hacker forum. FULL STORY >
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Russian firm cracks iOS
By Johan Keyter 25 May 2011A security company named ElcomSoft cracks Apple's password and encryption measures for iOS devices. FULL STORY >

ThumbMax Fingerprint USB Drive
By Thomas McKinnon 15 July 2008The ThumbMax is a flash drive that has added biometric protection. FULL STORY >
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