Replies to post #136416 on NeoMedia Technologies, Inc (NEOM)

[streetstylz]

Mark Komisky -- CEO and Co-Founder Bluefire Security Technologies


http://www.bluefiresecurity.com



Mark Komisky co-founded and leads Bluefire Security Technologies, the first company to develop enterprise-grade security software for mobile devices operating on cellular voice and data networks.

Under his leadership, Bluefire has secured strategic relationships with leading handset manufacturers including Motorola and Palm; leading wireless carriers including AT&T and Verizon Wireless; and leading infrastructure and security vendors including Symantec, Cisco, and Microsoft.

Mr. Komisky brings 20 years of business and technology management experience to Bluefire in addition to his relationships with leading venture and strategic investors in wireless and security technologies.



Best,
Sean

[in4it]

Precisely why I have stated in the past that indirect is the way to go. I would help prevent virus transfers.

Yes, it would be a great selling point!

Although there are others that do not see this as a problem, A.K.A. Brewski. Mobiles should come with anti-virus software.

Eventually, this may happen. The memory required for antivirus software on a mobile is a memory killer.

Direct codes allow hackers to make a malicious code for others to click on spreadng virus or hacking to get the cell users phone / contact information.

But, YES, Neomedia's NeoReader allows the user to click direct and indirect codes, not proprietary codes like EZcode.

All IMO,
in4it

[bleedingedge]

I don't think that the security can be built into the NeoReader application for direct encoding. Once the code is decoded and the browser is launched, the NeoReader is no longer involved in the transaction; whatever malicious virus, etc. that someone would want to send comes through the browser.