We found notebooks and tablets

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- Well? Have you gathered everyone? Searched them?

— Yes. . The tablets contained stolen databases of car numbers with owner data. That’s where they got the addresses from. Thanks for the idea.

- It's not for me.

- And to whom?

— Oddly enough, to an intern. His auntie likes to walk around and review prices. As a result, yesterday she wandered around the store for more than an hour. And he noticed that she was not the only one like that, since a car-sharing car with people was standing in the parking lot for so long. And there time is money.Coronavirus and the “new normal” in technology and security
Alex Sidorov | 04/07/2020
Kate Pye, head of cyber transformation at PA Consulting , looks at the implications of the COVID -19 pandemic for work, security, privacy and networks for ComputerWeekly .

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will likely last much longer than the current lockdown, and will change our lives in many ways. Starting with how we work. Remote work has long been an option for many people. But it has not yet become the norm or a common occurrence.

But reports from China show that habits formed during france whatsapp data months of self-isolation are already beginning to change people’s behavior when they return to work. So what effect should we expect from COVID-19 on technology use in the near, medium, and long term?

In the near future, the spread of technology will accelerate
Initially, the short-term stress of working from home while children are out of school and at home has put a huge strain on communications infrastructure around the world. Suddenly, the ability to work effectively has become dependent on having all the necessary IT and a decent broadband internet connection. However, sharing information with colleagues and clients has been improved by easily downloadable apps like MS Teams, Skype and Zoom.



- Smart guy, intern! Thanks to him!

Do you notice who shows strange interest in you and your purchases?