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Did You Think ‘Gaming’ Was Safe? Hackers Can Get You Any Day…
The
Big Brothers are going to hack you lock, stock and barrel, even when you are on
the right side …
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Malware affecting Jio Apps, WhatsApp, Flipkart and Hotstar ‘primarily targeted’ Indian users through Alibaba’s app store
Instead of the original app, you might have a version that is filled with malicious ads which …
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Be prepared for the worst cyber attacks in 2016: Symantec
There is no magic-bullet technology that will guarantee immunity from Internet crime or determined,…
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Hackers are using ads on Yahoo's biggest websites to try to infect millions of people's computers with malware
Malwarebytes security researchers say Yahoo is victim to the same group that has been involved in a…
Lara O'Reilly
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The malware that's been holding gamers' files hostage for $500 is now even more destructive
According to Kaspersky Lab, the most popular countries targeted are the US, Germany, UK, France, It…
Cale Guthrie Weissman
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The Difference Between Men And Women On Mobile
How 4G LTE Is Transforming The Mobile Ecosystem (BI Intelligence) The dream of digital media at ou…
Heather Leonard
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How the US military is beating hackers at their own game
Enlisted soldiers train with members of all military branches over six months at the Navy's Cyber A…
Paul Szoldra,Paul Szoldra,Pau…
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The US government just tested its cyber weapons in a series of war games
The US military's cyber offensive capabilities have been the source of ongoing international debate…
Alastair Stevenson
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Apple was just forced to crack open its App Store — but the changes are already being called 'hot garbage'
Changes to how apps are distributed on iPhones should be welcomed by developers, but many are unhap…
Hasan Chowdhury
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Apple is opening up its powerful App Store for the first time ever. It's not happy about it.
Apple will allow developers to create and distribute apps without using the company's App Store &md…
Peter Kafka
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Russia's war in Ukraine shows why troops need to learn to put their phones away, top US Marine general says
"Every time you press a button, you're emitting," and when you emit, you can be seen, the Marine Co…
Christopher Woody
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A Firefox marketing stunt for 'Mr. Robot' went wrong when people thought they'd actually downloaded a virus
A little bit of detective work from the Firefox community turned up the truth about "Looking Glass,…
Matt Weinberger
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What you need to know about Microsoft's new, sleek Windows
The basic answer is: Not much. The actual experience looks to be very much the same between the two…
Matt Weinberger
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New Snowden documents reveal the NSA targeted one of the world's biggest security companies
The government agencies used what's known as software reverse engineering to snoop on security comp…
Cale Guthrie Weissman
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These 4 countries are the biggest threats to US cybersecurity
Clapper also described a potential inflection point in cyber tactics. Up until now, attacks have fo…
Cale Guthrie Weissman
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Red-hot security startup Tanium just doubled its value to $3.5 billion in 5 months
Tanium's technology solves a more pressing problem: It gives IT administrators a single console tha…
Matt Rosoff
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The new report that Trump said shows Google 'manipulated' 2.6 million votes for Hillary Clinton is a two-year-old study that a San Diego psychologist based on 95 people
Dr. Michael McDonald, an Associate Professor of Political Science at University of Florida, told Bu…
Nick Bastone
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A battle for the future of the App Store is brewing
The clearest example here is how games like the "Grand Theft Auto" series can be modified like craz…
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This is what a workday looks like for a CEO who runs his entire 40-employee tech company from a farm in New Zealand
"The social component gets cut a bit short at times," Mairoll said. "Everyone's focused on working …
Rosalie Chan
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Startups are betting that letting people work from home, an RV, or a New Zealand mountaintop will lure top talent away from Silicon Valley
For instance, Barbie Brewer, chief culture officer at GitLab, says that hiring outside of Silicon V…