Visit the Sprint Newsroom for the latest announcements and insight. Here are some highlights from last week:
Sprint Beats All National Carriers with Unlimited Data for $20/Month; Family Share Plan Customers Now Get to Choose the Best Way to Control Data Costs – October 29
Sprint is launching unlimited data starting at $20 per month. Customers can choose a 1GB high-speed data option for $20 per month, then 2G speeds after that. Plus get unlimited talk and text for an additional $20 per month while on the Sprint network (excludes taxes and surcharges).
Sprint News – Week in Review: October 26 – November 1 | Sprint Newsroom
Monday, November 2, 2015
The security review: Car hacking, internet at 46 and TalkTalk cyber-arrests
Not only is this the start of a new working week (and month in fact), it is also the start of something new on We Live Security. Welcome then to our inaugural weekly round-up, in which we recap some of the biggest, most interesting stories and opinion pieces from the world of information security from the past seven days.
The security review: Car hacking, internet at 46 and TalkTalk cyber-arrests
The security review: Car hacking, internet at 46 and TalkTalk cyber-arrests
Mellanox Open Ethernet Switches Accepted By Open Compute Project (NASDAQ:MLNX)
Mellanox Open Ethernet™ 10GbE and 40GbE switch systems deliver choice, non-blocking performance, density and flexibility with application integration over generic, open interface
Mellanox Open Ethernet Switches Accepted By Open Compute Project (NASDAQ:MLNX)
Mellanox Open Ethernet Switches Accepted By Open Compute Project (NASDAQ:MLNX)
Sprint Gives Customers Choices with New $20 Unlimited Starter Pack Plan | Sprint Newsroom
Wireless usage should be about choice, be worry-free and should be easy to understand.
It really is that simple. At Sprint, we know technology is essential to our customers’ lives. We are committed to giving each customer the information they need to make the decisions that are the best for their family and lifestyle.
Customers have told us that they want transparency from a wireless provider, and we pride ourselves on offering more choices, affordability and flexibility than any other carrier.
Sprint Gives Customers Choices with New $20 Unlimited Starter Pack Plan | Sprint Newsroom
It really is that simple. At Sprint, we know technology is essential to our customers’ lives. We are committed to giving each customer the information they need to make the decisions that are the best for their family and lifestyle.
Customers have told us that they want transparency from a wireless provider, and we pride ourselves on offering more choices, affordability and flexibility than any other carrier.
Sprint Gives Customers Choices with New $20 Unlimited Starter Pack Plan | Sprint Newsroom
National Cyber Security Awareness Month Ends With Zero Days, Ransomware, and a Bit of Hope | Fortinet Blog
It’s Friday night, tomorrow is Halloween, Daylight Saving Time ends this weekend, and it’s the end of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. This week has seen big breaches, teenagers arrested for hacking TalkTalk, escalating international cyber tensions, and what appears to be even more new vulnerabilities and zero-days announced than usual.
However, it isn’t all doom and gloom, shorter colder days, reduxes of Cold War rhetoric with some cyber buzzwords woven in, and kids running afoul of the law this week. We saw some of the biggest rivals in the security industry come together to do some serious collaborative research, our own researchers at FortiGuard Labs found a boatload of vulnerabilities and promptly implemented protections, Cyber Security Awareness Month actually started some great conversations, and FortiGuard researchers have a present for you. Yes, a present. And we all do get an extra hour of sleep this weekend, so there’s definitely a silver lining in there somewhere.
National Cyber Security Awareness Month Ends With Zero Days, Ransomware, and a Bit of Hope | Fortinet Blog
FortiGuard Labs Discloses Another Shockwave Vulnerability | Fortinet Blog
Despite a number of recent vulnerabilities discovered in Adobe Shockwave and a general move to other multimedia platforms, Adobe reports that over 450 million Internet-enabled computers have Adobe Shockwave installed. Shockwave remains a powerful legacy platform that supports raster graphics, basic vector graphics, 3D graphics, audio, and an embedded scripting language called Lingo.
Recently, researchers at FortiGuard Labs discovered a memory corruption vulnerability (CVE-2015-7649) in Shockwave that could lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution.
FortiGuard Labs Discloses Another Shockwave Vulnerability | Fortinet Blog
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