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For parents who doubt their ears but believe their iPad. (This post also includes a round-up of IT security news from the week, don't tell anyone.)
They go after applications, not networks, and take fewer resources to execute. So criminals are getting a good ROI by attacking smaller companies.
As Facebook hackers execute more sophisticated attacks, you need to be sure you're protected. Here are four tips from a security expert to keep your Facebook account -- and your personal information -- safe in the coming year.
U.S. firms consider data security to be their fourth-highest risk priority overall. It is only 20th in the Asia-Pacific region and 14th in Europe.
If hackers gain access to a service providersu2019 systems, they can likely get to your systems, too. Rest assured, there are steps you can take to keep your cyber risk to a minimum.rn
A paper by a business law professor details how to perpetrate all kinds of frauds -- and get away with them.
Don't believe the scary headlines. There's no credible evidence that software from Carrier IQ is spying on you, your iPhone or your Android.
Ever seen an iPhone turn red-hot and emit plumes of smoke? Well, it happened recently on an Australian airline. Just puncture the battery and you may find yourself with your own smoking iPhone, according to survival expert Bear Grylls.
U.S. judge thinks he has worldwide jurisdiction and orders hundreds of sites "de-indexed" by Google and others
Forget about bots, software flaws and hacking passwords, here’s a way to do some serious online crime without all that high tech bother: Pass yourself off as woman.
Kids snatch a smartphone like veteran thieves, and they’re only going to get better and more dangerous.
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