By Sead Fadilpašić Out of more than 1,000 fake Zoom, Skype and Webex apps, 200 distribute malware, research says.
Nokia has been invited to join the Bristol Is Open (BiO) smart city initiative, to provide consulting services, network and infrastructure support. BiO, a joint venture between the University of Bristol and Bristol City Council, includes every aspect of life in the city, and is a living R&D project. Nokia will not only provide additional applications with its ngConnect ecosystem program, but will also test optical networks, 5G technology and the first project: video analytics. The company said it was “excited about working together with the university on this exciting project”.