SC Weekly Wrap - Tuesday April 5, 2016

+ Apple's ongoing FBI headache; Google plugs 15 critical security holes

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Tuesday April 5, 2016

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Why you should incentivise your users to combat threats

By Juha Saarinen

[Blog post] Make staff and customers part of the solution.

Apple may never be let in on FBI's secret iPhone unlock method

By Staff Writer

Govt policy not clear-cut.

Google plugs 15 critical security holes in Android update

By Juha Saarinen

Media handling continues to cause headaches.

FBI promises to share iPhone unlock with other authorities

By Staff Writer

"We are in this together".

Pentagon launches first bug bounty program

By Paris Cowan

Hackers to undergo criminal checks before they can claim their prize.

Trend Micro shipped antivirus with remote debugger active

By Juha Saarinen

Easy exploit found by Google's Project Zero security team.

Apple still battling US over encryption in Brooklyn

By Staff Writer

Fight remains alive.

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