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Army Hospital Trialing Wi-Fi for Patients, Visitors; Michele Krause Comments

Army Hospital Trialing Wi-Fi for Patients, Visitors; Michele Krause Comments

Patients and visitors at the San Antonio Military Medical Center will have access to guest Wi-Fi services on their own mobile devices starting later this month, according to an Army release. The center will become the first military treatment facility of the Army to have Wi-Fi access via a Army Medical Information Technology Center pilot [...]

BAE Systems has unveiled Navigation via Signals of Opportunity, or NAVSOP, which could be the positioning device to replace GPS, Engineering and Technology magazine reports. It is able to calculate its position by using existing transmissions including Wi-Fi, TV, radio and mobile phone signals to calculate positions, according to the report. The article says military [...]

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A Minnesota man who pleaded guilty to sending threatening emails to Vice President Joe Biden and then attempted to frame his neighbors who had accused him of kissing their 4-year-old child last week told a court he wants to withdraw the guilty plea and act as his own lawyer, according to StarTribune. Barry Ardolf, 45, [...]

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Death and taxes are commonly said to be two facts of life. But as more people file their taxes online, there is a third certainty to consider: cyber crooks. With tax season in full effect, cyber crooks have crafted legitimate-looking websites and emails with IRS-related content designed to lure hapless consumers into clicking a malicious [...]

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A senator is calling on providers of major websites in the United States to change default web addresses from the standard HTTP protocol to the secure HTTPS protocol following reports that hackers were able to access users’ private information through unsecure wireless networks found commonly at coffee shops and bookstores throughout the country. Sen. Charles [...]

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A handful of Missouri lawmakers have reported having their Facebook accounts hacked since the beginning of the year. Graham Cluley writes on the NakedSecurity blog some have speculated the hackers took advantage of a free, unsecured wireless network to sidejack state representatives’ Facebook accounts and post messages such as, “I love lobbyist! All the free [...]

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The number of new wireless devices is skyrocketing, and today there are nearly four times as many gadgets than compared to a decade ago, according to a report by the Federal Communications Commission’s  Office of Engineering & Technology Laboratory. As the wireless market has grown from fewer than 100 million subscribers at the turn of [...]

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Better Business Bureau serving eastern North Carolina warns that hackers are taking advantage of travelers this holiday season by setting up fake Wi-Fi connections designed to steal personal information. When searching for wireless connections, consumers may find an unsecured network connection available. However, that network may be a scam, and the consumer could be be [...]

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A Minnesota man has pleaded guilty to hacking into his neighbors’ Wi-Fi to send a threatening email to Vice President Joe Biden. Barry Ardolf stopped his trial to plead guilty to two counts of aggravated identity theft, possession and transmission of child pornography, unauthorized access to a protected computer and making threats to the vice [...]

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Plan on doing Christmas shopping online to avoid crowds and congested roads? Be very careful to avoid falling victim to cyber crooks taking advantage of the holidays. McAfee has revealed the 12 most dangerous online scams consumers should be aware of this upcoming holiday season, ranging from iPad offer scams to fake gift cards and [...]

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