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Source: TorrentFreak - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Two prominent anti-piracy companies that are expected to participate in the U.S. six-strikes anti-piracy scheme are already monitoring thousands of torrent files. Statistics obtained by TorrentFreak show that BayTSP and Peer Media have been increasing their activities in recent months. The BitTorrent activity of these two companies is three times greater than that generated by all customers of a smaller ISP such as Sonic.net |
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Source: The Daily Journal - Posted by Dave Wreski
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When it burst upon the scene in the summer of 2010, Stuxnet changed everything in the world of cyberwarfare.
An ultra-sophisticated computer worm credited with taking down centrifuges critical to Iran’s suspected nuclear weapons program, Stuxnet made it impossible to ignore the possibility that other critical systems — including America’s electrical grid — could be severely compromised by malicious software called malware, used by hackers to disrupt computer operations. |
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Source: tnooz - Posted by Pooja Shah
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An electronic hotel lock provider has issued a series of fixes to its technology after a cheeky developer used a major conference to demonstrate a hack to open doors. |
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Source: The Globe and Mail - Posted by Anthony Pell
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A team of top hackers working for Intel Corp’s security division toil away in a West Coast garage searching for electronic bugs that could make automobiles vulnerable to lethal computer viruses.
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Source: Philly - Posted by Alex
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In the annals of digital nightmares, Mat Honan's could rank up there with an unscheduled trip into The Matrix.
In one mind-bending hour, the writer for Wired magazine's Gadget Lab lost access to his Apple, Amazon, Google, and Twitter accounts. |
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Source: InfoSecurity Magazine - Posted by Dave Wreski
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During June, Google researchers seeking to strengthen the security posture of the embedded PDF reader for Chrome discovered numerous vulnerabilities in Adobe Reader. Most of these were patched in this week’s Adobe security update – but not for Linux. |
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Source: Equities - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Compromises in security are necessary to make cloud services easy to use for non-technical consumers, experts have said. |
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Source: The Age - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Notorious hacker Kevin Mitnick went to jail for five years for breaking into US companies, and he says Australian government inaction means scores of privacy disasters are going under the radar.
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Source: Wired - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Amazon changed its customer privacy policies on Monday, closing security gaps that were exploited in the identity hacking of Wired reporter Mat Honan on Friday.
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Source: NPR - Posted by Dave Wreski
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This week thousands of hackers — computer security researchers, government recruiters, spooks and cyberpunks — descended on Las Vegas for the annual summer hacker convention.
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