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Cybercrime
More woes for BlackBerry after “serious” security bug alert
Embattled handset maker BlackBerry has faced another blow, after the company warned users of a security bug affecting the software used to link its BB10 handsets to PCs.
Rob Waugh • 19 Nov 2013
Microsoft goes on the attack with global Cybercrime Center
Microsoft has opened a new Cybercrime Center - a war room where the tech giant’s lawyers and security experts will use bleeding-edge technology and industry expertise to battle crime online.
Rob Waugh • 15 Nov 2013
Safer cyber-shopping! 12 tips for a happier Holiday Season
Don't let cybercriminals spoil your holidays! Our tips will ensure you don't get fooled by the latest scams while you hunt down the best deals for your family.
One in five big banks has faced "high risk" security incidents via web apps
Half of the world's 50 biggest banks have faced security incidents affecting their web applications. Fifteen per cent of those incidents were classified as “high” or “critical” risks, a new study has revealed.
Rob Waugh • 14 Nov 2013
Cyberattack on reward scheme company exposes credit card details for up to 376,000 European shoppers
Hackers have accessed full card details for at least 376,000 people in a cyberattack on a “reward scheme” company, Loyaltybuild - as well as phone numbers and addresses for more than a million others.
Rob Waugh • 13 Nov 2013
Facebook helps out users who used same password on Adobe - by blocking them
Facebook users who used the same email and password on their Adobe and Facebook accounts have been offered a helping hand by Facebook in the wake of the recent massive breach at Adobe, which leaked account data for 38 million users.
More D-Link routers are vulnerable to attacks, researcher claims
More vulnerabilities have been discovered in a D-Link router, leaving the device vulnerable to attacks via its web interface - only weeks after the discovery of a "backdoor" in other D-Link devices.
Rob Waugh • 12 Nov 2013
Massive ‘war game’ batters London’s banking system with simulated cyber onslaught
One of the largest cyber 'war games' ever created tested thousands of banking staff across London’s investment banks against the ‘worst case scenario’ - a major cyber attack on stock exchanges.
Bitcoin heist nets thieves $1.2 million - and site warns “don’t store your coins on the net”
A cyberheist targeting a bitcoin "bank" website has netted thieves more than 4,100 bitcoins, worth $1.2 million. The hack is among the largest thefts in the currency’s four-year history.
Rob Waugh • 08 Nov 2013