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documents is theirs. If not, they would fail at the simple identification anywhere. Also, what is obvious someone will insert those data into the Police register. Some corrupted staff or clever hacker – does not matter! The fact is the criminals are always on the move and sooner or later they will need to give their details for scanning if, for instance, they want to cross some border. That’s the moment the smart investigators have been waiting for. In other words, if that location and time are known, it’s possible to make some search for device being present then and there. Bingo again! The investigation has gotten the signal and the entire history and ongoing route have been discovered. The bad guys need some accommodation to spend their time there, so it will be a piece of cake to get those asset connections as well as all the contacts being made from there. It seems it’s not that hard to track the biometrics, right? The new tendencies could bring us a better focus of the offenders that will deactivate their devices at the place of checking out, but it’s quite challenging being that uncatchable, so far. Anyhow, we need the smart policing that will always be at least one step ahead of threats, so as the bad guys have capacity to think we must do so better than them, so far. About The Author Milica D. Djekic is an Independent Researcher from Subotica, the Republic of Serbia. She received her engineering background from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade. She writes for some domestic and overseas presses and she is also the author of the book “The Internet of Things: Concept, Applications and Security” being published in 2017 with the Lambert Academic Publishing. Milica is also a speaker with the BrightTALK expert’s channel. She is the member of an ASIS International since 2017 and contributor to the Australian Cyber Security Magazine since 2018. Milica's research efforts are recognized with Computer Emergency Response Team for the European Union (CERT-EU), Censys Press, BU-CERT UK and EASA European Centre for Cybersecurity in Aviation (ECCSA). Her fields of interests are cyber defense, technology and business. Milica is a person with disability. Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2021 Edition 124 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Epic V. Apple Trial - Impact of Big Tech Battles on Consumers' Rights By Brad Ree, CTO, The ioXt Alliance Recently, popular app Fortnite’s parent company Epic Games, has taken Apple to court over the hold the tech giant has over the app store ecosystem. The argument being made was that the Apple app store is a monopoly and stifles competition by charging exorbitant rates on purchases in the store and that it has breached antitrust laws by removing apps, including Fortnite, from the app store. Epic Games is fighting for app developers’ rights which would remove Apple’s power and require the shift in policies to allow developers to include in-app purchases without Apple its 30% “Apple tax” commission, which has the potential to permanently alter the mobile apps industry. As the closing arguments came to an end and we await a verdict, this “app battle royale” has certainly raised other questions on tech companies’ effect on consumers. When companies such as Apple put up walls and don't allow for competition within their devices or app stores by blocking outside apps and integrations within the ecosystem, the consumers’ right to choose is impacted. If Epic Games ends up winning the trial, the iOS store market will be forced to open to many, which would be a win for app developers and consumers, but could come with some security risks if not managed properly. The app store and developers need to consider how they should emphasize safety so Cyber Defense eMagazine – July 2021 Edition 125 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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