Zero Day Weekly: Lenovo's poison Superfish, Netgear vuln, SIM card spying, Obama's encryption follies

A collection of notable security news items for the week ending February 20, 2015. Covers enterprise, controversies, application and mobile security, malware, reports and more.









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Rackspace posts mixed Q4 report, outlook soft; appoints Dell veteran to board

Wall Street was looking for earnings of 19 cents per share and $473.98 million in revenue.









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Microsoft refreshes Outlook for iOS, Android with password control

Microsoft has begun adding some of the features demanded by IT to its Outlook clients for iOS and Android, with more to come in the 'coming weeks and months.'









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Pebble releases update with Android Wear notification support

Pebble continues to improve the functionality of its smartwatch lineup and go toe-to-toe with Android Wear devices. Android smartphone Pebblers should update today.









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Terrorist encryption tools nothing more than 'security cape' and gov't red flag

Terrorist groups such as ISIS and Al Qaeda have something in common -- they are using encryption tools which are not worthy of the name.









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Following TurboTax flub, Intuit turns attention to QuickBooks for freelancers

Intuit is refocusing attention onto QuickBooks Online Self-Employed, announcing partnerships with several key on-demand marketplaces.









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Facebook puts spotlight on products in new ad scheme

However, Facebook product ads can be published advertising one product or multiple products -- or even an entire product catalog if that is what the advertiser wishes.



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