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Being Secure In The Most Connected World Cup Ever
  • Posted on:July 13, 2014 at 11:55 pm
  • Posted in:Bad Sites, Malware, Mobile, Social
  • Author:
    Ryan Certeza (Technical Communications)
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Sporting events are getting more and more connected, and the just-concluded World Cup is no exception. Brazilian telecom provider Oi made sure that no expense was spared in ‘connecting’ the World Cup , and even claimed that this year’s event is in fact the most connected in the history of the World Cup. Oi claims that they…

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