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More governments could be concerned in covert cyber operations inclusive of Stuxnet, Flame, and Gauss Smart TVs will become hacker goals, and watch out for malware-as-a-carrier ANOTHER Mac malware outbreak? Your clever TV being highjacked for a DDoS attack?  Whatever 2013 may also carry, it’s sure to be an interesting year.   We almost saw a seismic shift on top of things of the Internet from geeks to governments, with F-Secure Labs security marketing consultant Sean Sullivan announcing that this will have caused the Internet being funded in another way “with large content material providers like Facebook and Google/YouTube having to pay taxes for the content they supply.”    Here’s F-Secure Labs’ take on what might be in store for 2013.   Leaks will reveal greater government-subsidized espionage equipment   “It’s clear from beyond leaks approximately Stuxnet, Flame, and Gauss that the cyber fingers race is well underway,” says Mikko Hypponen (percent) , leader research officer a...

Mobile network operators' telecom safety won't be as secure as you suspect Over-dependence on companies’ agenda, lack of ability to address complicated topics alt="Are cellular networks as secure as we assume?" src="/web sites/default/files/pix/authors/EdwinYapp-bw.jpg" fashion="margin:5px; width:150px; top:150px; glide:left; " name="Are cellular networks as secure as we assume?"> Periscope by Edwin Yapp A COUPLE of weeks in the past, Digital News Asia covered the HITB Security Conference, a global-class IT protection conference that touched on a continuum of problems going through groups and clients alike.   In one document that I had filed, I spoke with telecom security researchers: Philippe Langlois, founder of P1 Security; and Emmanuel Gadaix, director of Megapay, who additionally takes place to be the previous technical director of document-sharing internet site Megaupload.   Essentially, Langlois and Gadaix argue that the...