A thin lifeline for XP users: New Malwarebytes suite will support the older OS
As Malwarebytes announces its new Anti-Malware Premium suite Monday morning, it comes with a nice present for Windows XP users: […]
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Bitcoin-stealing malware hidden in Mt. Gox data dump, researcher says
An archive containing transaction records from Mt. Gox that was released on the Internet last week by the hackers who
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Privacy groups ask FTC to block Facebook-Whatsapp deal
Last month, Facebook acquired the world’s most popular instant messaging service. And it seems not everyone is delighted with the
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Hackers break into Mt. Gox’s servers, claim the company still has customers’ bitcoins
While the Bitcoin community is impatiently waiting for Mt. Gox to provide details on the massive hacker attack that stole
Hardware, Security, Technology
Can this $70 dongle stem the epidemic of password breaches?
Security researchers have developed a password storage system that uses inexpensive hardware to prevent the cracking of passwords—even the most
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Watch out for this Netflix “tech support” scam
Jerome Segura has been tracking tech support scams for a year, documenting the ploys he’s encountered. But even this one
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Adobe issues second emergency patch for Flash Player this month
Adobe has released a critical security update for its Flash Player plug-in for Windows, Mac and Linux – the second
Apple, Security, Software
Apple encryption mistake puts many desktop applications at risk
A subtle mistake in how Apple implemented a basic encryption feature that shields data from snooping also affects many desktop
Networking, Security
Password leak in WeMo devices makes home appliances susceptible to hijacks
Security researchers have taken the unusual step of recommending that people stop using Belkin’s WeMo home automation products after uncovering
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Zeus banking malware hides crucial file inside a photo
A newly discovered variant of the notorious Zeus banking trojan is disguising a crucial configuration code in a digital photo,