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Browser extension creates 'disposable' data for privacy
A Boston-based company, Abine, is beefing its anti-tracking browser extension to let users shield their real credit card details, email addresses and phone numbers during web transactions. Read More


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Network World's 2013 Holiday Gift Guide - Something for Everyone
We've completed work on the 2013 edition of the annual Network World Holiday Gift Guide with one of the most diverse sets of great gifts ever. I'm pleased once again to have been part of Keith Shaw's team in testing and evaluating an astonishingly broad array of gift possibilities, for home and even for work. Read More

Critics say U.S. tech companies could suffer in warning against China-based cloud services
A congressional commission that warned U.S. companies that using China-based cloud services posed a security risk is unfair and could lead to retaliation against American tech companies, critics say. Read More


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Your organization depends on your web applications to do business -- from customer facing eCommerce,banking or travel applications, to mission-critical applications for your employees or partners. When it comes to performance, visitors' expectations for service and reliability are high. Read Now

Survey: Most Europeans fear cybercrime but fewer take security measures
According to a Eurobarometer survey published on Friday, only 48 percent of Internet users have changed any of their online passwords during the past year. Read More

Report highlights several security issues within HealthCare.gov
While most of them have been fixed, a report recently delivered to Congress highlighted several security problems on Healthcare.gov, most of which could've easily been addressed by a basic security check. Said check didn't happen however, as HealthCare.gov was given a security waiver prior to launch. Read More


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Cryptolocker: The Musical
Everyone's looking for a fresh spin on Cryptolocker, the maddening ransomware that has become more prominent in recent days, and Umbrella Security Labs has come up with one: A 3D visualization set to music. Read More

Cryptolocker: UK SMEs warned that vicious ransom Trojan is targeting them
Large numbers of UK SMEs are being targeted by a major spam campaign pushing the vicious Cryptolocker ransom malware using plausible-looking targeted attachments, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has warned. Read More

Google strengthens its SSL configuration against possible attacks
Google replaced the SSL certificates for its online services with new ones that use stronger, 2048-bit RSA keys, making encrypted connections to its sites safer against so-called brute-force attacks. Read More

Warning! Targeted Internet misdirection on the rise
Unknown attackers have successfully hijacked and redirected Internet traffic belonging to financial services companies, VoIP providers and governments many times over the past year. Read More


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