![]() ![]() This time we take a fairly detailed look at attackers’ motivations, methods and the ways to deter most attacks from succeeding. This post is a follow-up to part 1 of the topic. Why would anyone want to hack an application or a device? And how would they go about their attack? And, most importantly, how can you protect your software against malicious attacks? Wednesday Februby Sakari Himanen, Security Tech Lead at Intopalo Oy | Comments Protecting a Qt Application or a Device Against Hacking, Part 2
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