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Apple releases iOS 7.1 to address multiple security issues

On Monday Apple released iOS 7.1 to address a number of security issues. The update is now available through iTunes and Software Update on iOS devices. ...

C-13: Who’s the bully?

Bill C-13 is being promoted by the Conservatives as addressing cyber-bulling, but it is much more about the Harper government bullying Canadians into giving up ...

Adobe Releases Security Update for Adobe Shockwave Player

Adobe has released a security update to address a vulnerability in Adobe Shockwave Player 12.0.7.148 and earlier versions for Windows and Macintosh operating systems.

Clean Out Your Computer Day with System Mechanic

February 10, 2014 is clean out your computer day and we're giving away a free copy of System Mechanic to help.

Hackers target TD Canada Trust Customers

TD Canada Trust customers beware: Criminals are targeting you with a phishing scam. The email claims to be from email@easywebcpo.td.com; an address that TD customers may ...

Latest Cybersecurity News

Identity theft ring leader sentenced to 12 years behind bars

Jenaro Blalock was handed a 12-year prison sentence – along with three years of supervision following his release – on Friday after he pleaded guilty ...

Experian co. gave ID theft service access to 200 million records

On Monday, KrebsonSecurity.com revealed the findings, which surfaced as part of court proceedings.

Organizations not doing enough to protect cloud data, study finds

Enterprises are still not being proactive enough in securing the data they have in the cloud, according to a recent study.

Big Data, Internet of Things Take Center State at CeBIT 2014

NEWS ANALYSIS: CeBIT 2014′s Top Innovator collection includes a massive big data display, while the Internet of Things display shows off everything from connected luggage ...

Edward Snowden Defends His Actions, Said He’d Do It Again: SXSW

In a discussion Webcast from the SXSW conference, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden explains his actions and why encryption still works.

Snowden advocates at SXSW for improved data security

Encryption technologies can be a powerful tool against government surveillance, but the most effective techniques are still largely out of reach to the average Internet ...

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• Joomla receives patches for zero-day SQL injection vulnerability, other flaws
• Robert Anderson, Jr. Named To Lead FBI Criminal, Cyber, Response, And Services Branch
• HBGary Announces Advanced Endpoint Security, Incident Detection And Enhanced User Efficiency With Active Defense 1.4
• Security: It’s knowing what you don’t know
• Report: Dexter, Project Hook variants remain prevalent
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• Twitter plugs protected accounts bug to flush out stalkers
• Mt. Gox CEO’s blog goes blank after alleged hack
• A clear-eyed guide to Mac OS X’s actual security risks
• Court rejects U.S. gov’t bid to hold phone records beyond five years
• Euro cops on free Wi-Fi not-so-hotspots: For pity’s sake, don’t use them for email
• After Recent Ruling, Americas Commercial Drone Pilots Come Out of the Shadows
• Security Manager’s Journal: Thousands of dollars in phone calls? Management hates that.
• Experian Lapse Allowed ID Theft Service Access to 200 Million Consumer Records
• Mt Gox fielded MASSIVE DDOS attack before collapse
• Microsoft pitching targeted political ads on Xbox Live
• Perspective: Microsoft risks security reputation ruin by retiring XP
• Experts analyze Snake, Uroburos malware samples dating back to 2006
• “Siesta” espionage campaign uncovered by researchers
• Facebook’s Acquisition of WhatsApp Will Face Legal Hurdles
• Computers stolen, health data compromised for 168K in L.A.
• Patch Tuesday fix coming for Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability
• U.S. retailers insist on PIN requirement in smartcard rules
• Microsoft: Law Enforcement Sought Info on 125,000 Accounts in 2013
• Microsoft to Fix an Internet Explorer Zero-Day Flaw
• CloudLock Announces Compliance For Google+
• Wave Joins The FIDO Alliance
• Encrypted communications to take center stage at Cebit
• N.C. State researchers devise tool that detects Android malware
• Critical Infrastructure Networks Not Easy to Protect, Experts Say
• New AppRiver Survey: IT Security Pros Care More About Malware Than NSA Spying
• Duo arrested two hours after planting card skimmer
• Johns Hopkins University web server breached; up to 1,300 affected
• Cloud, Mobile Technologies Expose Security Cracks
• Microsoft to push out penultimate XP patch on March Patch Tuesday
• NSA used ‘European bazaar’ to spy on EU citizens
• comiXology’s Phantom Zone breached by villanous Haxxor
• Twelve million hit as Korea suffers ANOTHER massive data breach
• U.S. House Subcomittee Studies Ways to Boost Personal Data Security
• Mobile Attackers Move to Malicious Advertisements: Report
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• Trust issue looms large for tech companies capitalizing on personal data