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Devices using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to transmit their data can be intercepted by hackers, potentially exposing a trove of fitness data from wearables, IT Pro reports.
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A malware family that primarily targets Linux-based consumer routers but that can infect other Linux-based embedded systems in its path: Dissecting Linux/Moose.
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A new worm is infecting routers in order to commit social networking fraud, hijacking victims’ internet connections in order to “like” posts and pages, “view” videos and “follow” other accounts.
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Five reformed hackers who turned their lives around to help in the fight against cybercrime, leaving their blackhat past behind.
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Security research is published in many forms. For example, there are live and recorded webinars that cover a range of cybersecurity topics.
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A research paper from Google has looked into the difficulties of standard ‘forgotten password’ personal information verification.
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Casual dating website ‘Adult FriendFinder’ has been hacked, leaking data from as many as 3.9 million accounts, according to an investigation by Channel 4 News.
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A new update to the Apple Store app for iPhone and iPad has bolstered its security features, adding two-factor authentication (2FA) and increased Touch ID support.
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Should you trust that link? We Live Security runs down five quick security questions to ask before you click on a URL.
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Researcher Alexis Dorais-Joncas explains the new strain of Linux malware, uncovered by ESET researchers.
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