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Top 5 online privacy tips

Increasingly sophisticated spam and an ever-changing array of new email-borne malware continue to have a huge impact on the growing levels of loss of sensitive and personal …

Ultra-secure USB flash drive from Kingston

Kingston released the DataTraveler 5000 USB Flash drive which is FIPS 140-2 Level 2 certified with Level 3 pending, and features 256-bit AES hardware-based encryption. The …

Critical IE security issues to be detailed at Black Hat DC 2010

At the Black Hat DC 2010 conference Core SCS Security Consultant Jorge Luis Alvarez Medina will demonstrate cutting-edge browser manipulation techniques that can allow for …

RSA Conference 2010 keynote lineup

RSA Conference 2010 announced its keynote speaker lineup for the March event in San Francisco. As interest continues to swirl around cloud computing and the popularity of …

The age of cyberwar

McAfee revealed the staggering cost and impact of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure such as electrical grids, oil and gas production, telecommunications and …

IE vulnerability offers your files to hackers

Jorge Luis Alvarez Medina, a security consultant working for Core Security, has discovered a string of vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer that make it possible for an …

Report warned about Google-like attacks

Could the attack on Google have been prevented or, at least, mitigated? The question arose when the existence of a report titled “Report on the Capability of the …

Rogue software details: PcSecureNet

PcSecureNet is a rogue security application. In order to remove it, find out what files and registry entries to look for below. Known system changes: Files …

Phishing attacks account for more than one in two viruses

More than half (55.59 per cent) of all malware sent on email is an attempted phishing attack, according to analysis of malware in January 2010 by Network Box. Phishing attacks …

Facebook users alarmed by “Unnamed” application

A cleverly orchestrated campaign taking advantage of a “Unnamed app” that can be found in the Application Settings of some people’s Facebook account has been …

iPad SEO poisoning campaign leads to malware

Was there any doubt about the fact that cybercriminals would use THE hottest topic on the Internet at the moment to spread their malicious payloads? A SEO poisoning campaign …

E-passport flaw enables owner tracking

E-passports could be used to track their owners – British computer scientists warn. The Register reports that the possibility was revealed by Tom Chothia and Vitaliy …

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