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Source: Information Week - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Data-wiping attacks on Windows and Linux computers may have just focused on random targets to cause chaos, security researchers say. |
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Source: InfoWorld - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Security vendors analyzing the code used in the cyber attacks against South Korea are finding nasty components designed to wreck infected computers.
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Source: arsTechnica - Posted by Alex
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Security reporter Brian Krebs has uncovered some details about one of the people tied to the denial of service attack on his site and the fraudulent 911 call that brought armed police to Krebs' doorstep. |
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Source: ZDNet Blogs - Posted by Dave Wreski
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While the Linux-based operating system wasn't really cracked at Pwnium, Google has decided to award a hacker $40,000 for finding an unreliable Chrome OS exploit. |
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Source: InfoWorld - Posted by Anthony Pell
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The damage caused by threats and the number of Net-dependent critical systems are on the rise. Yet we still haven't created a safer Internet |
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Source: CSO - Posted by Anthony Pell
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How botnets and application vulnerabilities have made DDoS attacks more damaging than ever before, and what you can do to fight back. |
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Source: InfoWorld - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Last week Facebook suffered an "error" that had an astounding ripple effect, as users of thousands of popular websites were inadvertently redirected to a Facebook error page. It was shocking to learn that Facebook Connect could disrupt every site it linked to -- but even more troubling was the glimpse it gave us of future hacker attacks. |
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Source: The Register - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Defence contractor Raytheon has developed a tool that can mine social media to track and predict individuals' behaviour, according to The Guardian. |
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Source: CNN Security - Posted by Anthony Pell
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The New York Times' acknowledgment in its Thursday editions that Chinese hackers carried out sustained attacks on its computer systems should be a wake-up call to any company around the world that trades in information, according to computer security experts.
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Source: The Next Web - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Kim Dotcom is so confident in the security system at Mega, the newly launched file storage service, that the New Zealand-based German is offering a bounty of €10,000 (approx. US$13,580) to the first person who breaks it.
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