While the Internet and network-connected devices are anything but novel, the ability to snatch data anywhere off of the Web — so-called cloud computing — has started to catch on with consumers and businesses in a more meaningful way.
Driving in traffic, a thought occurred to him: "What if I took the radio microchip out of the credit card and stuck it on my lipstick?" If a wireless network could pick up data on a card, it could snatch data off a chip on a lipstick package and tell the store what was on the shelves.
ISEC pointed to next-generation application tools, such as Adobe AIR and Google Gears, which could make it even easier to snatch data and personal information through browsers.
It does the usual good stuff Buffalo drives do (Windows/Mac support, plug-and-play, driver-free installation, fanless, silent operation) and includes Memeo AutoBackup and the company's own Windows SecureLockWare software that does the whole encryption thing, so if the drive gets snatched, your data's safe from prying eyes.
But what to do about similar efforts to snatch up data?
And anyone trying to snatch this data out of the sky would not be able to read it.
Reuters' sources indicated that one of the Trojan horses used by hackers was a "RAM scraper," which allows the burglar to snatch encrypted data at a moment of vulnerability.
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Within a week, he was snatched up by data processing giant EDS, which gave him a considerable increase from his last $60,000 salary, allowed him to work a 4 1/2-day workweek and agreed to let him live anywhere in the United States near a major airport.
Yes, the pay committee used its discretion to cut the bonus from £343,000 "in the context of the cyber-attack on TalkTalk", which infuriated customers whose personal data was snatched.
