Surveillance is endemic in many democracies, complains privacy group
Terrorism concerns have led to reduced privacy in many but not all democracies
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Oracle fixes critical flaws in quarterly update
Oracle has released 26 fixes across its product line in its latest critical patch update, nine of which repair flaws that are remotely exploitable
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Where's My iPhone? A Lesson in Incident Response
Security incidents come in many forms, from attackers breaking into computers, unauthorized attempts to sniff wireless networks and collect information, and stolen laptops or phones. This example is t
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LogLogic lands $13.5M in funding
LogLogic brings total investment to $47.7 million with $13.5 Series D round
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17 arrested in Canadian hacking bust
Quebec provincial police conducted raids on Wednesday, breaking up a hacking ring that police say is responsible for an estimated CDN$45 million (US$44.3 million) in damage to computer systems
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Forensic Printer Codes May Be Illegal in Europe
I've already written about secret forensic codes embedded in color laser printers. Seems like these codes may breach European privacy laws
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RFID encryption flawed in smart cards, researchers claim
New research showing that smart cards with encrypted RFID chips might not be as secure as previously thought is raising concerns in Boston
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Virus and spam levels drop in February
E-mail-based virus attacks reached an all-time low in February and messaging security firm IE Internet expects them to continue to fall
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Most switches help in complying with secure management best practices
In assessing switch management and security, we sought to answer three questions: Did devices follow current best practices by default? Could users configure switches to follow these best practices? And could switches be wiped clean of any sensitive information before being taken out of deployment
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Apple lags MS in security response
Apple is trailing way behind Microsoft in security patch responsiveness, according to a study by security researchers from IBM