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As the year comes to a close, we thought it would be appropriate to highlight some of the best stories and columns for 2010. Here is a selection of top picks for the year, based on several factors including number of reads, inbound links, tweets, and SecurityWeek staff selections. Enjoy this selection of top picks for 2010, listed in no particular order. Happy New Year!
Proxy Trojans and Man-in-the-Browser Attacks Remain a Major Threat to Financial Institutions
Ohio Man Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison for Selling More Than 35,000 Illegally Copied Video Games Over the InternetThe FBI reported this week that Qiang “Michael” Bi of Powell, Ohio was sentenced to 30 months in prison for selling more than 35,000 illegally copied computer games over the Internet between 2005 and 2009.
"Geinimi" Android Trojan Spreading in China
Mobile, Geolocation, and Apple Products a Top Concern for 2011
Mozilla Mistakenly Posts File Containing Registered User Data, Including MD5 Hash Passwords, to Public Web Server
American Honda Motor Co. Warns of Data BreachThe American Honda Motor Co., has alerted Acura and Honda Customers that have established an online account for features such as Honda Financial Services or Acura Financial Services, of a recent data breach. Additionally, people who provided information to an authorized dealer during a vehicle transaction or Requested more information through an American Honda Motor Co., Inc. web site likely had information compromised.
Creating Information Advantage in a Cloudy World: Intelligent Governance Strategies for Cloud Agility
Free Research Report - Security Focus on Consumer Electronics
With the vast amount of data stored on the public cloud, how do you know if your data is truly secure? What steps can you take to ensure you make the right choice when transitioning to the cloud?The market for cloud infrastructure, platforms and applications is growing at a rapid pace; in fact, AMI research estimates that SMB cloud spending alone will reach $100B by 2014. It’s no surprise then that many, if not most organizations are looking to the...
It's Not ALL Doom and Gloom - The Optimist's Cybercrime Predictions for 2011
Lookout Mobile, a provider of smartphone security solutions has raised $19.5 million in a Series C round of funding. The round was led by new investor, Index Ventures, and also includes Accel Partners and Khosla Ventures.
According to a memo issued by Kevin Sellers, Intel's Vice President of Investor Relations, the Federal Trade Commission has concluded its review of the proposed McAfee transaction and has cleared it.
On WikiLeaks: What's More Important - National Security or Government Transparency?
Acquisition Adds Cloud-Based Medical Archiving, Storage and Disaster-Recovery Capabilities to Dell's Portfolio
PCI DSS v2.0 May Accelerate Adoption of Virtualization and Virtualized Data Center Security
Minnesota Man Stops Trial to Plead Guilty to Hacking Neighbor’s Internet to Email Threats against the Vice PresidentBarry Vincent Ardolf of Blaine, Minnesota pleaded guilty to hacking into his neighbor’s wireless Internet system and posing as the neighbor to make threats to kill the Vice President of the United States. Just two days into his federal trial in St. Paul, Ardolf stopped the trial to plead guilty.
Oracle Support Addresses Need for Support of Large Data Sets and High Assurance Levels by Government Agencies and Enterprises
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Microsoft fixed vulnerabilities across Azure and AI-branded products, with privilege escalation flaws accounting for the majority.
Roughly 700 French supermarkets were hit by the cyberattacks, for which no group has claimed responsibility.
