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Wearable technology and other health-related devices were big at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this month. This recorded webinar explains why these and related technologies present big challenges for data privacy and security.
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A study of more than 3.3 million leaked passwords in 2014 has been released, exposing the most overused, predictable passwords.
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Starting a few days ago, we began receiving multiple reports of malware-spreading campaigns in various countries mostly in Latin America and Eastern Europe.
The post CTB-Locker: Multilingual Malware Demands Ransom appeared first on We Live Security.
The Syrian Electronic Army strikes again. Are you using two-factor authentication? You should be.
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Facebook has announced plans to crack down on spam and hoaxes in the newsfeed, with a note highlighting ‘false information’ when enough people flag the link as a hoax.
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A survey by Visa Europe has found that the majority of those aged 16 to 24 would feel extremely comfortable with biometric security measures.
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More than 1,800 Minecraft login details have been leaked online, German news site Heise.de has revealed.
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Cybercrime: there’s too much of it, and we need to do more to deter it. With the President of the United States now making frequent references to “doing more about cybercrime” now is a good time to look at what steps must be taken.
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The World Economic Forum’s annual Global Risks report has highlighted risks inherent with Internet of Things style connected devices.
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Bluetooth dongles provided to drivers by insurance companies to track driving habits are poorly secured, and could be hacked to hijack cars, reports The Register.
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