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Hackers have found a way to use the Starbucks smartphone payment app to syphon money from customer accounts.
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A fledgling website created last fall connects hackers with clients willing to pay for their services. Nearly 50 hackers have listed their services on Hacker's List so far, for tasks including data recovery, penetration testing and computer forensics. More than 500 hacking jobs reportedly had been out to bid as of last week, with prices ranging from $100 to $5,000.
Roger Smith's curator insight,
January 21, 2015 4:23 PM
Once again a paradigm change in tactics from the criminals
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We store our whole lives on our smartphones, so it makes sense to take security seriously. Follow these tips to stop prying eyes getting to your sensitive information
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The recent Heartbleed security bug highlighted how vulnerable governments, organisations and citizens are to hackers.
rodrick rajive lal's curator insight,
April 22, 2014 4:58 AM
It is obvious, they are smart, they are growing younger, they have immense motivation, while the protectors of the law have become rather complacent. I guess that would be one reason why the war against Hackers is being lost!
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Cybersecurity firm Symantec took a major swipe at Chinese hackers on Tuesday, when it revealed the details of the group that's behind some of the best-known attacks on the United States.
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So far, the idea of hacking into medical devices has been limited to fiction and hacker demonstrations.
Lynn M. Miller's curator insight,
June 23, 2013 6:30 AM
Great article! *Professionalism with a Flair! #lmallc
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Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a “malicious charger” able to hack any iOS device simply by plugging it in. (The malicious plug-in: A charger that can hack any Apple iOS device / Honestly!
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Seth Wahle can hack into a phone by simply touching it – stealing photos, passwords and more. Continue reading →
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British and FBI-led operation sees 18-year-old held in Southport, Merseyside, on suspicion of unauthorised access to computer material
Lori Wilk's curator insight,
January 17, 2015 11:33 PM
Parents raising children today are faced with issues and technology that did not exist ten years ago. I wonder how many parents have no idea whatsoever what their children are doing?
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You might not hire a pickpocket to be a guard, but the UK's cybersecurity shortage has prompted a skill hire, no matter the origin.
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Armed with a Raspberry Pi and a wireless adapter extension two hackers show how surprisingly easy it is for an attacker to take control of a home automation system (#30C3: Hacks Demonstrate Insecurity of Home Automation Devices
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Ninety-nine percent of Android phones contain a "master key" flaw that allows hackers to access all apps inside the phone, according to Jeff Forristal, CTO of Bluebox Security.
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From
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Hackers are stealing credit card and other sensitive information from ecommerce sites. To protect (and reassure) your customers, it's imperative to know how to protect your ebusiness and your sensitive customer data.
Corentin Bobichon's curator insight,
October 14, 2013 7:14 PM
Safety first people. Good tips to know #internet #security #ecommerce #mbamci
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From
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According to the WSJ, Iran has hacked US oil, gas and power companies. The hackers were able to gain access to control-system software "that could allow them to manipulate oil or gas pipelines".
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