Smartphone Woes: QR Attacks
Think QR codes are harmless? Think again. Learn how scammers are using them to hijack your phone and what you can do to protect yourself.
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Former Homeland Security chief named Sony’s Senior VP
Sony’s taking cybersecurity seriously, hiring former Homeland Security Chief Phillip Reitinger as new Senior VP. Can he stop the bleeding after the PSN hack?
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Security and You
Tired of script kiddies snooping? Secure your PC like a pro! Easy tips for everyday users: updates, passwords, anti-virus & more. No tech jargon, just practical steps to keep hackers at bay.
And now it’s SEGA’s turn
Sega Pass breached! Did hackers score your data? Find out what’s been compromised (and what hasn’t) in this important update.
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Not even defense contractors are safe from hackers
Top US defense contractors hacked! F-35 fighter jet blueprints among stolen data, raising fears of future cyber attacks. Dive in for the chilling details & security takeaways!
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What Is Google Wallet?
Ditch your bulky wallet! Google Wallet arrives with tap-to-pay magic, loyalty rewards galore, & gift card salvation. But is it just hype, or a glimpse of the future? Dive in & decide for yourself! (Android & NFC-city dwellers only, for now.)
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Google rolling out patch to fix Android security hole
Google quickly patches Android security hole with silent server-side fix, no action needed by users. Update rolling out over next few days.
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99% of Android phones are vulnerable to attack, water also found to be wet
Android security flaw discovered: Should you panic? No. But all mobile devices are vulnerable due to outdated security on wireless networks.
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Who should we blame for the PlayStation Network breach?
Sony has confirmed a breach of their PlayStation Network (PSN) and Qriocity services, exposing nearly 77 million user accounts. This is one of the largest data breaches in history, and the question remains: who’s to blame?
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The PSN outage could’ve been worse: all your personal info could’ve been leaked
PlayStation Network and Qriocity remain offline after a “malicious attack.” Sony investigates the breach as speculation around Anonymous and user data security swirls. Is another major data leak imminent?
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Bi-Partisan Support for Your Internet Privacy
New bill proposed by Senators McCain and Kerry would require websites to get your permission before tracking your online activity. The bill would also allow users to see what information has been collected about them.
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Major privacy and security concerns raised about PSN
Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) is unencrypted and vulnerable to spyware. This means that all information transferred over the PSN can be decrypted by anyone who builds their own custom firmware with custom certificates. This includes sensitive data such as credit card information and account information.
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No-Tech Hacking
This comprehensive video covers various methods hackers use to gather information, empowering you to protect your data from such attacks.