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  • Homeland Security Reveals Hundreds Of Words That Could Put You On Their Online Watch List

    Social networks like Twitter and Facebook are among the thousands of sites monitored for suspicious activity by the Department of Homeland Security, and the government…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 80% Of Mobile Banking Apps May Have Security Flaws

    Neal O'Farrell, executive director of the nonprofit Identity Theft Council, spoke about the seriousness of mobile security as part of San Francisco Small Business Week,…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Anonymous' Hackers Release 1.7GB Of Stolen DOJ Data

    Hackers associated with well known hacker-activist group "Anonymous Operations" have released a massive cache of data they say was obtained when they hacked a website…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Security Firm Claims OS X Is 'Really Vulnerable' To Malware

    Security firm Kaspersky Lab has begun to independently examine Apple's Mac OS X platform and found that it's highly vulnerable to malware. "As Mac OS X…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • U.S. Warns Gas Pipeline Companies Of Cyberattacks

    Natural gas pipeline operators in the United States have reportedly been the target of sophisticated phishing attacks since last year, and the Department of Homeland…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • New Malware Exploits Flaw In Old Versions Of Office For Mac

    Microsoft researchers recently discovered a piece of Mac OS X malware that exploits a three-year-old flaw in old versions of Office for Mac. The threat uses…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Numerous Websites Found To Contain Malware Specifically Targeting Android Devices

    Hacked websites are frequently used to infect PCs with malware, however the team at Lookout Mobile Security has discovered that hacked websites are specifically targeting…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Though Risks Are Minimal, One In Five Mac Computers Found To Contain Windows Malware

    Security firm Sophos on Tuesday indicated that a surprisingly high level of malware has been found on Mac computers — the firm's research revealed that…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Security Firm Identifies Origins Of 'Flashback' Mac Virus

    The "Flashback" virus discovered to have infected more than 600,000 Mac computers earlier this month originated on a series of Wordpress blogs, security experts have…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 140,000 Mac Computers Still Infected By 'Flashback' Trojan, Firm Says

    Apple responded fairly quickly to news that more than 600,000 Mac computers were infected with a trojan virus called "Flashback." One week after the massive…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Non-Profit ISP Wages War On FBI And DOJ By Putting Privacy First [Video]

    Nicholas Merrill, formerly the head of a New York-based Internet Service Provider that fought the FBI and DOJ in court over the constitutionality of the…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Major Android Vulnerability Gives Apps Access To Sensitive Data Without Permission

    The security of the Android mobile platform has always been a topic of debate. Due to Google's open ecosystem and less invasive app policing policies,…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Anonymous' Hacks Chinese Government, Protest Freedom And Civil Rights

    Notorious hacker group "Anonymous" on Thursday claimed responsibility for attacks on several government Web sites in China. The group has launched various Internet attacks on the…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Microsoft Says Xbox Hacking Claims Are 'Unlikely'

    A report emerged last week from a security researcher claiming Microsoft's Xbox lacked important security features that might protect owners who sell used consoles from…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • New Android Malware Can Remotely Root Phones

    Lookout Mobile Security on Tuesday published a report stating that a known malicious Android program has been updated with the ability to harm a device…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Flashback' Trojan Virus Found To Affect 600,000 Macs

    The idea that Macs don't get viruses is now officially a thing of the past. Of course Mac malware has been around for years, but…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Visa Drops Global Payments Following Theft Of 1.5 Million Card Numbers

    Following a massive security breach, Visa has dropped Global Payments from its registry of providers that meet data security standards, The Associated Press reported on…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Hackers Steal 1.5 Million Card Numbers In Huge MasterCard, Visa Breach

    Hackers stole credit card numbers belonging to as many as 1.5 million MasterCard and Visa customers, Global Payments, Inc. confirmed on Sunday. The international credit…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Selling Used Android Phones Poses Huge Identity Theft Risk, Expert Says

    Android users who are looking to sell their old devices should be wary of the possible consequences. McAfee identity theft researcher Robert Siciliano warned that…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Hackers Can Easily Steal Credit Card Info, Other Data From Used Xbox Consoles [Update]

    Using nothing more than a few common tools, hackers can reportedly recover credit card numbers and other personal information from used Xbox 360 consoles even…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Anonymous' Hackers Plan To Shut Down The Internet This Saturday

    Notorious hacker group Anonymous has previously stated its intentions to shutdown the Internet on Saturday, March 31st, as a form of protest. "To protest SOPA,…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • iPhone Passcode Security Can Be Bypassed In Less Than Two Minutes [Video]

    As a standard security measure, Apple's iPhone can be set to require a four-digit passcode  whenever the phone's screen is powered on in order to…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Android Apps With Ads Found To Pose Privacy And Security Risks

    Researchers from North Carolina State University have found that mobile applications that integrate advertisements pose privacy and a security risks. The team conducted a study…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Anonymous-OS' Is Fake And Packed With Malware, Anonymous Says

    Hacker group "Anonymous Operations" has confirmed that the custom Linux-based operating system released under its name earlier this week is not a platform it developed.…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • 'Anonymous' Hackers Leak Norton AntiVirus Source Code

    Hackers associated with the group "Anonymous" have published Symantec's Norton AntiVirus source code on The Pirate Bay. The source code was stolen in 2006 and…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Major Google Chrome Vulnerability Uncovered By Hacker At Pwnium Contest

    Russian university student Sergey Glazunov was able to hack into a secure Windows 7 machine using a remote code execution exploit in Google's Chrome web…

    By Dan Graziano December 20th, 2018 Read More
  • Blogger Shows The World How To Sneak Anything Past TSA's Nude Body Scanners [Video]

    The United States Transportation Security Administration recently invested $1 billion in body scanner technology it claimed would make air travel safer, but the scanners have come…

    By Zach Epstein December 20th, 2018 Read More
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