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A holistic approach to combating advanced persistent threats
- Security researcher Michael Sutton is really concerned. He says most companies haven’t advanced their security strategies to keep pace with today’s...
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Stratfor hacker Jeremy Hammond given 10 year sentence
- AntiSec activist to serve 10 years in federal prison for his attack on geopolitical intelligence firm Strategic Forecasting Inc.
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Collisions likely over PCI 3.0
- New standards are meant to 'help' merchants, but experts say they are more about protecting credit card companies
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SDN: The security pros and cons of using it in your organization
- SDN benefits include automating and easing network administration duties and improving application performance. But it also introduces a number of...
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Security industry in 'rut,' struggling to keep up with cybercriminals
- Experts agree hackers are winning but some are hesitant to blame it on a lack of new technology, however
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Security industry in 'rut,' struggling to keep up with cybercriminals
- Experts agree hackers are winning but some are hesitant to blame it on a lack of new technology, however
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Hack of major data brokers weakens bank authentication
- LexisNexis, Dun & Bradstreet and Kroll Background America hacks raise more doubt on the effectiveness of knowledge-based authentication
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NSA chief seeks more data from private sector in sharing offer
- While some experts welcome the move, another sees it as a Trojan horse for more access to Americans' communications
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Spear phishing poses threat to industrial control systems
- Hackers don't need Stuxnet or Flame to turn off a city's lights, say security experts
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Espionage campaign targeting Asian supply chains uncovered
- Kaspersky Lab has released details on an espionage campaign active since 2011, which targeted organizations in Japan and South Korea, which are key...
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Is mobile anti-virus even necessary?
- Experts disagree over whether or not there are any immediate threats to mobile devices that can be addressed with anti-virus software. Should you...
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Google gets kudos for tossing older Chrome plug-in API
- Netscape Plug-in Application Programming Interface is showing its age through security headaches and browser instability
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Social media, mobile phones top attack targets
- Hackers exploiting lack of security basics, finds IBM X-Force analysis
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Internet Explorer zero-day attackers linked to Bit9 hackers
- Infrastructure and tools used by hackers originate from network infrastructure in China, security firm Symantec says
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German hackers crack Apple fingerprint technology
- Chaos Computer Club fools Touch ID on iPhone 5S
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Rather than walling off from NSA, Brazil should welcome whistleblowers
- 'Safe harbor protections for whistleblowers' could make it harder for the U.S. and governments in general to spy online, research fellow says
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Gang exploits both physical and system security during bank robbery
- Police arrest eight men in connection with a reported $2-million robbery at Barclays Bank, accomplished by compromising both physical and system...
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Apple's iOS 7 patches 80 vulnerabilities
- Old flaws get fixes even as a new one appears
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Experts praise Pentagon's march to security standards
- Consolidation of the Defense Department's 15,000 networks expected to cut costs, as well as improve security against Edward Snowden-like leaks
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70 percent of business users vulnerable to latest Internet Explorer Zero-Day
- Microsoft alert says all supported versions of Internet Explorer contain a zero day vulnerability that is being actively targeted online, and 70...
