The Wi-Fi bug on iPhones indicates how future wireless cyberattacks could be executed
A serious error relating to Wi-Fi networks on iOS connects to a network with an SSID and disables the device’s Wi-Fi, preventing it from joining other network.
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A serious error relating to Wi-Fi networks on iOS connects to a network with an SSID and disables the device’s Wi-Fi, preventing it from joining other network.
Technology has always played its part in education – but mainly in schools and classrooms. The last 12 months have changed this and the sudden need to shift to remote learning has put technology at the very heart of delivering continuity in teaching to reduce the impact of COVID-19.
In September last year, the UK government’s NCSC (National Cyber Security Centre), part of GCHQ, issued an alert to the academic sector following a series of online attacks against schools, colleges and universities. The attacks coincided with the return of pupils and students and prompted the NCSC…