Thousands of British Airways frequent flyer accounts have been breached by hackers, reports ZDNet.
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Android apps track your location every three minutes, says Carnegie Mellon study
A Carnegie Mellon University study has discovered that a selection of Android apps collect location data on their users on average every three minutes, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Hackers hijack song contest with Eurovision voting app attack
The voting system used by the Eurovision Song Contest was briefly forced offline after a suspected cyberattack caused an “extreme” surge in activity,.
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ESET’s Mark James on addressing business security employee issues
ESET’s Mark James on the issues employees have with business security measures, and how to counter the difficulties without compromising safety.
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PoSeidon Malware attacks Point of Sale credit card transactions
Point of Sale credit card terminals are under threat from a new malware named PoSeidon, thought to be more dangerous than the Zeus exploit kit that was used to steal millions of card details from Target customers.
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Tinder hack sets heterosexual men up with each other
A hacker has discovered that the openness of Tinder’s API allowed him to set up unknowing men via a fake female profile they both believed that they were talking to.
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Irish government’s Freedom of Information website hacked
The Irish government’s Freedom of Information (FOI) website has been targeted by hackers claiming to be connected to the ISIS terror group.
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Threat sharing bill introduced to House of Representatives
The House of Representatives Intelligence Committee has introduced a new threat sharing bill designed to let businesses share details of security treats without fear of litigation, reports Gizmodo.
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Canada’s “secret hacking tactics†exposed in new report
Canada has been using an array of cyberweapons to gather intelligence, spy on other governments and damage adversary infrastructure, says a new report.
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Mobile security: IBM/Ponemon study finds enterprise app security weaknesses
Nearly 40 percent of large companies – including a significant number in the Fortune 500 – are not taking necessary precautions to secure the apps that they’re providing their customers.
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