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The Best Antivirus; Two-Factor Authentication Wouldn't Have Helped AP; Get a Password Manager; And More

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  Security Watch May 1, 2013
 
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Which Antivirus Is Best?
When you spend your hard-earned cash on something, whether it's a brand-new hybrid auto or an antivirus utility for your computer, you want to make sure you're spending wisely. PCMag aims to help you decide with regularly updated reports on the best antivirus products.

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Two-Factor Authentication Wouldn't Have Prevented AP Twitter Hack
From the land of "if only..." If the Associated Press had set up two-factor authentication with its Twitter account, then pro-Syrian hackers would not have been able to hijack the account and wreak havoc. Nice and tidy idea, but in reality, no. While two-factor authentication is a powerful tool for securing user accounts, it cannot solve all problems.

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LivingSocial Password Breach Affects 50 Million Accounts
Cyber-attackers recently breached LivingSocial's systems and illegally accessed customer information for more than 50 million users, LivingSocial said. Users need to change their passwords immediately.

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Hit by LivingSocial Hack? Get a Password Manager Now!
This past Friday, LivingSocial disclosed that an attacker gained access to over 50 million accounts. For users of the popular deals website, it's scary--even though the financial information remained secure and the passwords remain encrypted. But a password manager can make future attacks less likely and less damaging.

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Guardian Twitter Account Hacked by Syrian Activists
The Syrian Electronic Army struck again over the weekend, hitting another media organization's Twitter account. The latest attack appears to be in retaliation against Twitter for suspending its account.

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Chinese Cyberattacks Skyrocket in 2012, But What Does it Mean?
Each year Verizon releases its Data Breach Investigations Report, which chronicles an entire year's worth of investigations of the security incidents we know and love. This year, a large uptick in espionage attacks linked to China paints a scary, if somewhat warped, picture.

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