JustAskGemalto site answers questions on digital security
Published by micka39 in Tips, Miscellaneous, Free, Internet, Mobile, Security, Sponsored, tags: Gemalto, SecurityJustaskGemalto is a website published by the company Gemalto little known to the general public but which provided solutions used by each of us as the Vital card for example.
In France, 50% of the French consider themselves poorly informed by a survey conducted by TNS for Gemalto is therefore the main objective of this site is primarily driven by users so you for example to select the next folder Treaty on the site is for you to choose from 5 categories (currently) who have received the most votes will obviously be chosen.
JustaskGemalto The site is a site designed to educate the public about the dangers and in particular to digital security through tests (MCQ) tips or questions posed by users.
You can also find information about the functioning of some systems of life everyday like mobile phones, the Vital card, smart card, card reader chips etc. ..
JustaskGemalto is present on many social networks like Facebook, Youtube, Twitter or Vimeo, the company is present worldwide with nearly 10,000 employees of 90 different nationalities. This company is for example the source terminals of contactless payments tested in two French cities (Strasbourg and Caen) or they have assisted the association in Mobile Pay system design.
Interesting questions are present as in the case of biometric passports, did you at a distance greater than 10 centimeters, the receivers can not receive the information sent by the RFID chip inside this?
Or, you know how to secure your WiFi network especially with the second component of the HADOPI laws providing for fines for failure to secure connections.
So I can only advise you to visit the various sections of JustAskGemalto, they are very well explained in a language understandable to me seems all the world but in the event that a term such as RFID is new to you, there likely that it had any right to its own article.
I think that this site will have great opportunities to avoid being crooked, trapped in the life of every day either on the Internet, in the street or in the office.
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