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Chinese Cyber Espionage: Don't Believe the Hype
The Washington Post published a shocking list of U.S. defense programs whose designs have reportedly been stolen by Chinese cyberattacks and ABC news said the plans for Australia's spy headquarters were also stolen by Chinese hackers. It makes China sound like a secret-sucking cyber espionage machine, but is that really the case?
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How to Hack Twitter's Two-Factor Authentication
We've pointed out some problems with Twitter's new two-factor authentication. However, security experts indicate that the problem is worse than that, a lot worse.
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Twitter's Two-Factor Authentication Can't Stop Account Hijackings
Twitter is finally addressing thorny problem of account hijackings by rolling out two-factor authentication for all users. While a necessary first step, this is not sufficient to foil all the hijackers.
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Malware-splosion: 2013 Will be Malware's Biggest Year Ever
According to the German security company AV-Test, malware has exploded in the past five years to unprecedented levels. More troublingly, they anticipate seeing over 60 million new pieces of malicious software by the end of the year.
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Iranian Cyber-Attackers Target US Energy Companies
Cyber-attackers backed by the Iranian government have breached and infiltrated several US-based energy companies in an ongoing campaign, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Zeus Trojan Makes a Comeback After Months of Silence
The Zeus banking Trojan is back, with new code and capabilities, Trend Micro researchers said recently.
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Malware, Adware in This Week's Dangerous Android Apps
Bad Android apps can take many forms. Whether they are out to steal data, sign you up for premium rate SMS services, or pushing dodgy and malicious links via advertiser networks, users need to beware. SecurityWatch is partnering with a handful of security companies who monitor apps on Google Play and third-party marketplaces to identify malicious apps you should avoid.
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