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Several days ago, the e-mail account of a high-profile Tibetan activist was hacked and used to send targeted attacks to other activists and human rights advocates.
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An Arizona federal court this afternoon will be the battleground over the government’s use of a
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Recently South Korea has been hit by powerful cyber attack malware based, network provided by LG UPlus Corp was hacked by a group calling itself the “Whois Team”. The attack targeted also media and…
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Last week was monopolized by discussion on cyber attacks that hit North and South Korea, but I found a news equally stunning, researchers at Hungary-based CrySyS Lab have discovered a decade-long c…
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Asks South American free software association not to promote it at events
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Optimizing your browser’s settings is a critical step in using the Internet securely and privately. Today’s popular browsers include built-in security features, but users often fail to optimize their browser’s security settings on installation.
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this article was published Tuesday 19 March 2013 18.13 GMT but removed from original source as well as Google cache , but keeps translated and here and in exported to pdf from evernote CESG rejects BB10 software in new Z10…
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Other troubles for system administrators: March is confirming the 2013 dangerous trend with several high profile breaches against industrial, financial and governmental targets. The first two weeks…
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Privacy is dead. There is no such thing as privacy. We are all under constant, unending, crushing surveillance. Depressed? You should be. This is the pow
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Aging standard isn’t holding up very well in face of sophisticated attacks.
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