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Samsung's most popular phone is easily hacked -- Amazon hiring for work-at-home jobs -- Open source software uses facial recognition to track you
One of Samsung’s most popular smartphones has a nasty security flaw that lets hackers spy on you - do you own one? If you want a job with one of the most successful companies in the world, Amazon has made it easy with their new work-from home opportunities. The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that the four major phone carriers have security flaws allowing hackers to access your data. All that and more from the news desk at Komando.com.
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By Kim KomandoOne of Samsung’s most popular smartphones has a nasty security flaw that lets hackers spy on you - do you own one? If you want a job with one of the most successful companies in the world, Amazon has made it easy with their new work-from home opportunities. The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning that the four major phone carriers have security flaws allowing hackers to access your data. All that and more from the news desk at Komando.com.