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Windows 8.1 bolsters biometrics for authentication

  Apple fixes irritating Mountain Lion bugs, firms up Java defenses | Panelists decry lax security in medical devices
 
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Windows 8.1 bolsters biometrics for authentication
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Panelists decry lax security in medical devices
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Malicious power-charger can infect Apple iOS devices
IoS devices are vulnerable to malware coming from a malicious charger according to researchers from Georgia Tech. Read More


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Researchers find Java users woefully tardy on patching
Java has been a jackpot for hackers in recent months and an analysis of its users released Tuesday suggests why that's so. Read More

Mac OS X 10.8.4 fixes iMessage ordering issue, more
Even though eyes are on next week's Worldwide Developers Conference, which is rumored to usher in the next major update to OS X, Apple hasn't stopped supporting its current version. The company on Tuesday released Mac OS X 10.8.4, bringing numerous fixes and improvements. Read More

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