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Security flaw exposed in home security cameras American Free Press via Google Share    
Trendnet, a maker of Web-connected home security cameras, has issued an update to fix a vulnerability that allows Internet users to spy on private video feeds. The security hole, which was revealed nearly a month ago by a blog called Console Cowboys, allows for real-time online access to the home surveillance cameras without the need for a password. More
The deadline for Board of Directors Petition is approaching fast. Get yours in now! ALOA Share
If you are considering running for a position on the ALOA Board of Directors click here. More Code requirements for electromagnetic locks Locksmith Ledger Share
An electromagnetic lock is essentially an electromagnet in a housing mounted on the door frame, and a steel armature mounted on the door. When the magnet is energized, it bonds to the armature and locks the door. To allow access or egress, a switch must be provided to de-energize the magnet. More
Small business marketing strategies that work for tight budgets International Business Times Share
Small businesses are often forced to find marketing strategies that work for tight budgets. This is especially true for solopreneurs, or one-person small business operations, said Susan Urquhart-Brown, author of "The Accidental Entrepreneur: The 50 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Starting a Business" and owner of www.careersteps123.com. More For the latest locksmith scam stories, click here. Have you updated your information on Findalocksmith? FindALocksmith has gone INTERNATIONAL Home surveillance cameras grow more popular as accessibility increases KHOU-TV Share
Home security cameras are inexpensive, easy to install and, according to investigators, can be crucial to helping solve crimes. "When you have video, good video, that increases your solvability rate more than 50 percent," said Lt. Jeff Stauber with the Harris County, Texas, Sheriff's Office. More Hiring contractors without getting into trouble The New York Times Share
Jeff Ready, chief executive of Scale Computing, would like nothing more than to double his sales staff to meet projected demand for the information technology infrastructure that his Indianapolis-based company develops and manufactures. But in an uncertain economy, Mr. Ready is reluctant to commit to significant hiring. More How to pick locks: Unlocking pin and tumbler deadbolts Business Insider Share
Lock picking is defined by locksmiths as "the art of opening a lock without the key." There's many ways to accomplish this, but specifically in using a lock pick set. Since locks vary in shapes and size, it's better to stick with just one kind of lock at first. Most locks are based on fairly similar concepts, so sharing methods across locks is possible. More In-car police video cameras turning toward HD SecurityInfoWatch.com Share
U.K.-based research firm IMS Research is forecasting stronger adoption of high definition video cameras for the application of in-car police cameras. The research company estimates that HD applications for inside police cruiser vehicles will grow at over 20 percent for the next four years, and is only slowed by the amount of data that such cameras create and legal requirements to preserve that video. More Researchers monitoring the emergence of mobile malware built to mine location data Security Management Share
Security researchers are still trying to wrap their heads around what will come of an emerging trend in mobile malware that extracts a mobile user's location in addition to personal data. Mobile malware is already hard to detect, and in 2012, researchers should expect to see even more of it infecting mobile platforms, says Nicholas Percoco, senior vice president and head of Trustwave SpiderLabs, a group of ethical hackers at a data security firm with expertise in investigations, research and application security. More |
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