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NokNok.com

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NokNok.com cloud security startup based in Palo Alto, California. According to it’s founder it will establish a revolutionary way to support authentication in corporate networks and the cloud. It is founded by Phil Dunkelbergerpb a serial entrepreneur who co-founded PGP Corp in 2002. PGP acquired an authentication technology for 2 million dollar in 2002. A public key-encryption method that was first purchased by McAfee in 1997. McAfee didn’t make a good use of the encryption method and didn’t develop it further, it also didnt see the potential global demand for two-way authentication using encryption. On the other hand PGP headed by Mr. Dunkelbergerpb made a great use of the technology knowing that future demand will increase for the technology to support the need for authentication by corporations world wide.

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Mr. Dunkelbergerpb, CEO of PGP

The company developed the technology and provided public-key encryption for corporate networks. PGP sold that technology to Symantec for 300 million dollar. Mr.Dunkelbergerpb saw the great need for two-way authentication by using encryption to secure corporate data and emails over the cloud. NoNok.com promises to revolutionize how people use authentication to secure their data, moreover it promises to simplify the authentication process and end the need for passwords. NokNok labs is still working on the software that will change how people think and use authentication in the future.

Jobs at NokNok Labs

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Vice President of Business Development Palo Alto, CA, United States

ENGINEERING

Lead Engineer Architect (Java Expert) – Internet Security Startup

Palo Alto, CA, United States

QA Engineer (Windows/Automation) – Internet Security Startup Palo Alto,

CA, United States

Senior Software Engineer (Security and Java Expert) Palo Alto, CA,

United States

Software Engineer – Java (Entry Level) Palo Alto, CA, United States

Software Engineer – Windows, C++ (Entry Level) Palo Alto, CA, United

States

Software Engineer (Java) Palo Alto, CA, United States

Software Engineer (Java) Palo Alto, CA, United States

Software Engineer (Windows) Palo Alto, CA, United States

Software Engineer (Windows) – C++, .Net, JavaScript Palo Alto, CA,

United States

Software Engineer- Mobile, iOS or Android (Entry Level) Palo Alto, CA,

United States

Sr. Mobile Software Engineer (iOS Apple) Palo Alto, CA, United

States

Sr. Software Engineer (Windows) – C++, .Net, JavaScript Palo Alto, CA,

United States

Sr. Software Engineer- Advanced Technology Group (C++ or Java) Palo Alto,

CA, United States

Windows Software Engineer – Contractor Palo Alto, CA, United States

MARKETING

Sr. Manager, Corporate Marketing (Internet Security Product) Palo Alto,

CA, United States

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Android Smartphones Security Alerts

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Android users should be aware of dangerous malwares and spywares that are spreading these days and they can infect their smartphones and cause serious security damage. The Two most dangerous of those are listed below:

Loozfon

This malware is designed to steal information from smartphones once it installed. How victims get that malware in the first place? victims maybe sent an email to try a work-at-home program that promise great income, victimes can be directed to other website where the malware can install itself on the device. The malware then will steal all the information and all contacts in the address book and send it to the criminals.

FinFisher

This is a spyware that can take control of the victim smartphone. The victim smartphone can then be monitored by the attackers to send and receive personal and important data. The controlled device then will act as a zombie and send the spyware to other devices without the knowledge of the smartphone owner. How do victims get FinFisher spyware? Victims can get the unwanted spyware by opening unknown links which will cause the spyware to install itself on the victim’s device.

Users need to review and understand the permissions they are giving when they download applications.

Obtain malware protection for your mobile device. Look for applications that specialize in antivirus or file integrity that helps protect your device from rogue applications and malware.

Be aware of applications that enable Geo-location and do not allow your device to connect to unknown wireless networks.

Wipe all your data and reset your smartphone to factory default if you decide to sell your device or trade it in.

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