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United Airlines has paid out two million flight miles to two security researchers who uncovered 14 separate vulnerabilities in the company’s operation.
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International law enforcement agencies have arrested more than 60 people suspected of carrying out cybercrime associated with the Darkode forum.
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Gamers beware – video games, websites and even apps are all in the sights of hackers hungry for better scores, more money and public notoriety.
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Cybercriminals constantly use vulnerabilities to infiltrate networks, and their favorite tools for this are known as exploits. But what is an exploit?
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A planned Defcon talk around a low-cost privacy device called ProxyHam has been cancelled.
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In April, ESET’s Laboratory in Latin America received a report on an executable program named “Liberty2-0.exe.” Now, it asks is there a version 1.0?
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Yellow Jersey wearer targeted by critics who claim he has been using performance-enhancing drugs.
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How homograph attacks can present a spoofed, malicious link, and a case where a secure connection doesn’t guarantee a safe site.
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Barclays bank is to pay out around £500,000 in compensation to 2,000 customers whose personal data was found on a USB stick in a flat on the south coast.
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The US Office of Personnel Management has admitted that the widely-publicised data breach in June was more wide-reaching than at first thought.
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