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Turkey Blocks Users from Accessing Tor Website to Prevent Censorship...

Turkey has recently banned both Twitter and YouTube. However, that hasnt stopped users from accessing the services with the aid of Googles DNS servers and the Tor network. After blocking Googles DNS...

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The upside of the Target hack, and how you can stay safe

Every week or two, we learn something new about the horrific data breach Target suffered late last year.

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Rapid7 Pushes Defense Prioritization, Segmentation Testing In Latest Product...

Rapid7 announced a number of enhancements to its IT security data and analytics solutions portfolio this week, including its Nexpose, UserInsight and Metasploit Pro offerings. The company, which just...

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Ecuador President Says Twitter Account Hacked

QUITO – Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa has said his Twitter account was hacked, blaming right-wing foreign groups for posting false tweets in his name. The messages were removed several minutes...

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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Examines Threat to Wall Street from...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will examine, according to Bloomberg News, the exposure of stock exchanges, brokerages and also other Wall Street firms to cyber-attacks that have been...

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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Examines Threat to Wall Street from...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will examine, according to Bloomberg News, the exposure of stock exchanges, brokerages and also other Wall Street firms to cyber-attacks that have been...

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Weight Loss Spam Campaign Seen on Pinterest

The accounts of several Pinterest users have been abused in a spam campaign promoting shady weight loss products and giveaways. The social media companys representatives say theyre aware of the spam...

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Details of 15,000 University of Wisconsin-Parkside Students Possibly Accessed...

Cybercriminals could have stolen the personal details of 15,000 University of Wisconsin-Parkside students with the aid of malware planted on one of the educational institutions servers. According to a...

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Microsoft Stops Probing Hotmail to Plug Leaks

SAN FRANCISCO – Microsoft on Friday scrapped a policy which allowed it to peek at Hotmail messages to plug leaks or investigate intellectual property theft. The change came after news broke last week...

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Hackers target journalists: Reporters caught spying on other reporters

As reported by Dan Levine, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled yesterday that a blogger is entitled to the same free speech protections as a traditional journalist.

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Fake “No War on Syria” Petitions Used by Spammers to Harvest Information

Spammers are relying on the recent news about the US arming Syria rebels in order to trick Internet users into handing over their personal details. There are numerous online petitions against the...

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10 Simple Tips to Bank Safely Online

One of the issues I’m passionate about, as an online-security analyst, is that of banking safely online; so I recommend the following simple tips to help ensure your security in cyberspace.

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Preparing For A Digital Armageddon

We are under attack. Whether it is cyber-theft, cyber-terrorism, or cyber warfare, critical systems that generate and distribute electricity on the grid, control commercial aircraft in flight, process...

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Hypervisors: The cloud’s potential security Achilles heel

A cloud is only as secure as the hypervisors that support its virtual machines and how secure are those? That’s a darn good question and one we tend to avoid looking at.

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Google Says Public DNS Intercepted by ISPs in Turkey

Google on Saturday warned that its Public Domain Name System (DNS) service has been intercepted by the majority of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in Turkey. Google’s Public DNS resolution service...

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US Intelligence Had Over 300 Reports on Merkel: German Weekly

FRANKFURT – The US National Security Agency’s vast eavesdropping programs amassed more than 300 reports on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Der Spiegel reported Saturday, citing information leaked by...

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Freeware Pick: eradicate the dolphin virus in hacker roguelike Cyberdekay

Mark “Ragzouken” Wonnacott’s Cyberdekay is a tough game to crack. If you’re up learning how a bunch of systems work, then a challenging data dive awaits. Incoming search terms for the article: roguelike

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Journalists ‘need to wake up’ to online security

Journalists who do not understand online security technologies are “being really irresponsible” if they then assure confidentiality for sources, Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger warned today.

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Google: 84% of Online News Sites Hacked by Governments

According to a recent Google report released at a conference in Singapore, it shows that the majority of online news sites are frequent targets of government sponsored hackers.

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City officials monitor websites, cyber attack

City officials are on alert. They’re bracing for a potential cyber attack by a well-known group named “Anonymous.”

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