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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 ...

Hacked Within Minutes: Sochi Visitors Face Internet Minefield

According to NBC, the U.S. State Department has told Americans travelling to Sochi that they should have “no expectation of privacy,” even in their hotel ...

Latest Cybersecurity News

Perspective: Microsoft risks security reputation ruin by retiring XP

Microsoft’s plans to ship the final public patches for Windows XP on April 8 could undo its hard-won reputation for security and hurt itself as ...

Experts analyze Snake, Uroburos malware samples dating back to 2006

Researchers with BAE Systems Applied Intelligence have determined that a possibly Russian-fueled malware campaign known as Snake, or Uroburos, may actually date back as far ...

Computers stolen, health data compromised for 168K in L.A.

More than 168,000 clients of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services are being notified that computers containing their personal information were stolen.

Patch Tuesday fix coming for Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability

Microsoft will be delivering five updates on upcoming Patch Tuesday, two of which are deemed critical, which means the vulnerabilities can be exploited to allow ...

Microsoft to Fix an Internet Explorer Zero-Day Flaw

Nearly 30 days after reports of a zero-day flaw being exploited in the wild, Microsoft will finally patch this critical vulnerability.

CloudLock Announces Compliance For Google+

CloudLock customers can now leverage one social networks while applying security and compliance policies to protect data

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• 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
• Feds move to dismiss 11 charges against Barrett Brown
• Trust issue looms large for tech companies capitalizing on personal data
• ‘Dendroid’ RAT trojanizes apps, enables compromise of Android devices
• Bitcoin exchange, Poloniex, loses 12.3 percent of funds
• IPR International Partners With AFORE To Offer Encryption As A Service (EaaS)
• Gameover trojan uses rootkit to remain stealthy, tougher to remove
• TraceSecurity Announces Mutual Referral Partnership With Rackspace
• New IT Security Survey Results — Top Reasons To Monitor Users
• North Dakota University System hacked, roughly 300K impacted
• Microsoft plans to patch critical under-attack IE bug next week
• Groups ask FTC to investigate Facebook’s purchase of WhatsApp
• Defining how a no-holds-barred Russia-Ukraine cyberwar would play out
• ComiXology requires all users to change passwords following breach
• Two arrested; stole info on 12 million South Korea phone company customers
• Oregon man received thousands of medical records on his home fax
• Two arrested; stole info on 12 million South Korea phone company
• FreedomPop ‘Snowden Phone’: 10 Facts About This Secure Handset
• BYOD, Cloud Add to Data Security, Worries: SailPoint
• Target Is the Victim of a Crime; Don’t Forget That
• Phisherman’s friend: Confused hacktivists deface FAKE BANK SITE
• Cisco patches flaws in routers, wireless LAN controllers
• Botnet masters using Tor to hide control tools for ZOMBIE SLAVES
• Tracking metadata can be useful — and proper
• Cisco patches enterprise wireless vulns
• FreedomPop ‘Snowden Phone’ Is Latest Pro Privacy Effort
• Even HTTPS can leak your PRIVATE browsing
• Security, Privacy, Trust Must Be Built into All Hardware, Services
• Target CIO Resigns, Retailer to Retool Entire Security Approach
• Tool uses anomaly detection to discern real Android apps from root exploit malware
• Target overhauls security and compliance group, CIO resigns
• Smucker’s breached, possible ties to other high-profile attacks
• Court opinion shows Fla. police tracked hundreds of cell phones without warrants
• Sally Beauty investigates breach, no evidence of stolen payment cards
• US lawmakers call for data protection standards to avoid breaches
• New Technique Targets C Code To Spot, Contain Malware Attacks
• CIO not the only one to blame for Target breach