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Many companies likely affected by hack of popular iOS developer forum
The administrators of a popular iOS developer Web forum called iPhoneDevSDK confirmed Wednesday that it had been compromised by hackers who used it to launch attacks against its users. Security experts believe the site served as a gateway for the recent attacks against Twitter, Facebook, and Apple employees and that many other companies might be [...]
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The 4 most likely reasons you were hacked
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Botnets for hire likely attacked U.S. banks
Evidence collected from a website that was recently used to flood U.S. banks with junk traffic suggests that the people behind the ongoing DDoS attack campaign against U.S. financial institutions — thought by some to be the work of Iran — are using botnets for hire. View full post on Computerworld Security News
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What to do when your PC is likely infected with malware
Joyce V’s computer is having trouble with security programs – a strong indication that her computer may be infected with malware. View full post on Techworld.com security
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Perimeter fence and gate at Clinton home in Westchester County likely to be upgraded
Jacob Goodwin Top Priority Sector: perimeter_protection Image Caption: Fence and gate protectClinton home inChappaqua, NY It appears that the U.S. Secret Service is preparing to replace the heavy-duty white fence and gate that surrounds the home in Chappaqua, NY, owned by former President Bill Clinton and his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Homepage position: [...]
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Yahoo session hijacking likely culprit of Android spam
A faulty Yahoo Mail application available on Android devices may be the cause of spam messages that have turned up and appear to be sent from mobile phones. View full post on Latest articles from SC Magazine News
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Apple: Androids are much less likely to be running an up-to-date OS than iPhones and iPads
Over 80% of iPhone and iPad users are running iOS 5. That compares to a paltry 7% of Android customers who are up-to-date and running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) on their smartphones and tablets. View full post on Naked Security – Sophos
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Arguments Over Net Neutrality Not Likely Until 2013
The legal fight over the U.S. government’s new Internet traffic rules will likely drag into next year, according to a proposed court schedule. The Federal Communications Commission in 2010 adopted “net neutrality” rules that forbid broadband providers from blocking access to lawful content, while leaving…
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Mac users should fear viruses, more widespread attacks likely coming: experts
TORONTO – Mac users can no longer be blithely indifferent about the risks of viruses and cyber attacks, warn computer security experts. View full post on Security News Headlines – Yahoo! News
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Security experts: 600,000+ estimate of Mac botnet likely on target
Computerworld – Security experts today could not confirm claims by Doctor Web, a little-known Russian antivirus company, that more than 600,000 Macs have been infected with a zero-day-exploiting Trojan, but they said the number was within reason. “Even though the number is very, very large, it seems correct,” said Roel Schouwenberg, a senior researcher with [...]
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Web-facing applications: Mitigating likely Web application threats
New, interactive Web-facing applications are popping up all the time, but expert Nick Lewis advises enterprises on how to be vigilant against Web application threats. View full post on SearchSecurity: Threat Monitor
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Likely Visa, MasterCard security breach linked to third-party processor
The credit card giants tell banks that a third-party payment processor may have been breached, causing the loss of tens of thousands of card numbers. View full post on SearchSecurity: Security Wire Daily News
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ProtectMyID: True. Older Americans are less likely to report fraud because they don’t know where to report or are ashamed / unaware they’ve been scammed.
ProtectMyID: True. Older Americans are less likely to report fraud because they don’t know where to report or are ashamed / unaware they’ve been scammed. View full post on Twitter / ProtectMyID
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Where Are San Franciscans Most Likely to Lose Their Cellphone?
You might think San Franciscans are most likely to lose their cellphones on Muni, considering the city buses have become hotbeds for cellphone theft. But a new, random, and somewhat useful study actually shows that city-dwellers tend to lose their phones at coffeeshops more than any other place in San Francisco. Whether it’s lost or [...]
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Lost Cellphones In San Francisco: Where Are They Most Likely To Disappear?
This article comes to us courtesy of SF Weekly’s The Snitch. By Erin Sherbert You might think San Franciscans are most likely to lose their cellphones on Muni, considering the city buses have become hotbeds for cellphone theft. But a new, random, and somewhat useful study actually shows that city-dwellers tend to lose their phones [...]
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10 Most Likely Places to Lose Your Cellphone
Next time you're in a coffee shop, you better keep a close eye on your cellphone. View full post on cellphone security – Yahoo! News Search Results
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