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| | Target breach notifications are a perfect example of what not to do 01.17.2014 1:30 PM Its bad enough that Target allowed more than 100 million accounts to be compromised, but the retailer's response to the breach is an exercise in poor judgment. | |
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| | Chrome exploit can secretly listen to oblivious users 01.22.2014 12:08 PM A Web developer has detailed how Chrome's speech recognition feature can be exploited to keep listening in on your conversations. | |
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| | Google dismisses eavesdropping threat in Chrome feature 01.22.2014 10:55 PM Chrome can continue to access a computer's microphone after a person thinks a speech recognition feature is off, a web developer says | |
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| | Spammers target Snapchat, Bitly, and Kik 01.16.2014 7:06 AM Bitly is working with Symantec to clean up malicious links, the result of API keys left visible on the Web | |
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| | Security researchers yank Target breach information from the web 01.22.2014 3:53 AM Did security companies publish too much, too soon on the Target breach? | |
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| | China blames Internet outage on hacking attack 01.22.2014 11:05 AM Two-thirds of the websites in China were briefly inaccessible on Tuesday | |
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| | Syrian Electronic Army hacks Microsoft's Office Blogs site mere hours after redesign 01.21.2014 6:30 AM Well, that's embarrassing. | |
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| | 16 million online accounts probably compromised, German government warns 01.21.2014 5:45 AM Government invites users to check their email address against a list of 16 million collected by a botnet | |
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| | Two coders closely tied to Target-related malware, security firm says 01.21.2014 5:44 AM Underground forum postings indicate both may have used the same online nickname, according to IntelCrawler | |
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| | NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to hold live chat on Thursday 01.22.2014 6:45 AM Hopefully this Twitter-tinged session is more illuminating than Snowden's first Q&A session. | |
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