To make using the Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Beings (IoB) applications safer, KINGMAX launched Sycret Cloud, a portable device to encrypt smartphone data via Security IC packaging technology using encrypted multiple Sycret keys that enables safe transfer of files.
Google recently updated its Android platform to repair Wi-Fi network security vulnerabilities. The security patch was released in response to the discovery of hidden security issues in the Wi-Fi driver, making the phone vulnerable to hacking attacks, privilege escalation, and even the possibility of malware running software programs in the core memory of attacked mobile devices.
This development made it necessary to flash the operational systems of the affected smart phones and install software patches to repair the security gaps. Such recurring security issues make consumers worried that their smartphones could be hacked any moment, and their private or company data such as emails may be stolen.
KINGMAX’s Sycret Cloud uses secret keys so users no longer need to worry that private images or videos will be exposed or valuable information is lost after their phone or card has been lost. As such, The Sycret Cloud encryption card hopes to help render hackers powerless.
