Posted October 19, 2012 Out of those who reported that they had lost devices, 42% had no security measures in place, and one in five contained access to work-related documents or email. Young, male Londoners, you’re the worst when it comes to losing stuff, but take heart: you’re the best at making sure your lost [...]
How to Travel Unmolested by Warrantless Seizures and Creeping Malware
Posted March 8, 2012 Travel to the US can be a nightmare; “Homeland Security” has free rein to take your laptop or mobile phone. Travel to China is a good way to bring spyware and malware back home. Here are some helpful tips to make air travel smooth and free of frustrating security snags. Read [...]
US customs can and will seize laptops and cellphones, demand passwords
Posted January 9, 2012 If you don’t like the idea of the US government reading the sensitive contents of your computer, you may wish to take steps before you travel there. Check out the post on Naked Security.
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