03/14/2014 - The Latest Hacking, Phishing & Man in the Middle World News Update

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Pinterest users fall prey to hacking scams

Farm Forum

Many people have started Pinterest accounts. That is one thing I have not started yet. But many are and now that the interest is so high, the hackers ...

Phishing campaign targets Google Docs, Drive users

PCWorld

Symantec has spotted a phishing campaign leveraging Google Drive that would be hard for users to discern as a scam. Potential victims receive an ...

Zuckerberg complains to Obama on NSA hacking of Facebook users' computers

Gant Daily

Mountain View, CA, United States (4E) – Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke with President Barack Obama Wednesday to ...

Beware Phishing Email — York College / The City University of New York

cuny.edu

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Why did Target lose 110 million bank card numbers? Because hacking is getting easy

Telegraph.co.uk (blog)

Hacking used to be a game for experts, but it's become much easier in the last few years. If you live in the USA, there's a good chance you've been the ...

Backdoor found in Samsung Galaxy Devices, allows Hackers to remotely access/modify Data - Google’s Android operating system may be open source, but the version of Android that runs on most phones, tablets, and other devices includes proprietary, closed-source components. ...

Payment Card processing services upgrading to Chip-and-PIN and Point-to-Point Encryption - The massive data breaches in U.S retailers 'Target' and 'Neiman Marcus', in which financial credentials of more than 110 million and 1.1 million customers were compromised respectively, have put a spotlight on the need for more secure transactions. ...