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Deception and Forensics for the Next Generation — Part 5: Phantom Attacker

SecureWorld News

The thing that jumps out at me is the operating system because there is no VoIP running on our test network. First, the attacker could be a rogue machine running a VoIP OS. Another possibility is that it is a legitimate device that just happens to be running VoIP. 222 are virtual machine interfaces—decoys created by the BOTsink.

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3G shutdown paves the way for 5G, but there’s a catch

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s important to note that even though your devices may not utilize 3G for content transmission, they may use it to authenticate with the carrier network or simply have a radio that speaks to 3G network, both pose a possible bad outcome for your devices. Phasing out POTS.

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Augmented Reality and the Network

Spearline Testing

The execution of VoIP , playing around with the idea of cognitive networks , the evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT), using enhanced features like A.I. Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies are now changing the way we interact, whether that interaction be with systems or other humans. So what exactly is AR?

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Fountainhead: The End of the Laptop-Centric World?

Fountainhead

Insights into Data Center Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Cloud Computing. Whenever Margo does remote work with a given client -- accessing the intranet, using internal apps, interacting via collaboration software, or even certain VoiP apps -- she must use the appropriate laptop. skip to main | skip to sidebar. Fountainhead.