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NBCNews.com
Critics say the White House's voluntary plan for a
“cybersecurity framework” released Wednesday is toothless without incentives
for firms to comply ...
examiner.com
On Tues., Feb. 11 hackers took over the websites of the
Las Vegas Sands organization leaving political messages and exposing employee
names, ...
Tom's Hardware Guide
"If it's true they are sitting on exploits [hacker
intrusions], then it's hard to say what will happen. The best advice to give is
to budget for PC replacement ...
The Distributed Denial
of Service (DDoS) attack is the one of favorite weapon for the hackers to
temporarily suspend services of a host connected to the Internet and till now
nearly every big site had been a victim of this attack. ...
Washington Post
Instead, a nonprofit research lab has fingered government hackers
in a much less technically advanced nation, Ethiopia, as the likely culprits,
saying ...
SPAMfighter News
If recipients of the phishing e-mail follow a given
web-link to land on a web-page named 'account set-up' the latter would produce
one 'return to ...
businessinsider.com
The massive data breach at Target that affected up to 110
million shoppers has been traced back to a single phishing email,
security blogger Brian ...
Mashable
Ethiopian-hackers A demonstrator waves an Ethiopian flag
outside the White House to protest mistreatment of opposition leaders in their
homeland on ...
Guardian Liberty Voice
The virtual currency, Bitcoin, has hit a snag when two of the
largest bitcoin traders stopped service yesterday after a hacking
attack. Bitcoin is now ...
Mail.com: US
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The FBI and Secret Service are investigating
the hacking of the Las Vegas Sands casino company's websites, which
remained ...
Sci-Tech Today
Of the more than 10,000 consumers surveyed by Microsoft on
Internet safety, 15 percent said they were victims of a phishing attack,
losing on average ...
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