Spyware en Dispositivos Móviles

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Spyware en Dispositivos Móviles

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61 minutes

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Dec 3, 2018

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El uso de dispositivos móviles va en aumento. Sin embargo, el aumento en el uso viene acompañado de una explosión de malware. La Dra. Aury Curbelo, Doel Santos, discuten como detectar estos codigos maliciosos en tu dispositivo acompañados de Felix Di Cristina- Fundador de Urayonet.Inc y Makerspace.

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Dec 3, 2018

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Everyday society depends more on electronics, social media etc, and by doing so they expose their private data to the public eye. Each Saturday, join Hackers Con Calle is a group of Cyber Security professionals dedicated to inform the audience of current trends and a how to protect the digital life.

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