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Microsoft set to release a total of five bulletins for this month's Patch Tuesday
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Hacktivists have launched attacks in the wake of the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine.
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Kaspersky Lab says there has been an uptick in recent months of malware authors attempting to use TOR to hide their infrastructure, as well as a growth in criminal marketplaces.
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Two Bitcoin exchanges were hit recently by hackers, causing one to shutdown.
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A poll of 341 attendees found that just 48 percent felt the spy agency went too far in its surveillance efforts.
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Team Cymru's report on a massive attack campaign believed to have compromised 300,000 SOHO routers puts a spotlight on a part of IT security that is sometimes ignored.
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Website Meetup.com was hit with an extortion demand and a DDoS attack during the past several days.
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The Gameover Trojan has added a rootkit to make itself more difficult to remove.
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At the RSA Conference, a researcher discusses how common configuration issues can enable an attacker to wreak havoc in the data center.
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Are schools and universities doing enough to prepare application developers to deal with IT security? One security expert says no.
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At the RSA Conference, intelligence officials and security experts weigh in on maintaining the balance between privacy rights and national security.
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At the RSA conference, Cisco touts its efforts to integrate technology acquired from Sourcefire and Cognitive Security
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Security firm Bromium poked holes in the protections offered by Microsoft's Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit.
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Adobe patched a group of Flash Player vulnerabilities today, including one being targeted by attackers.
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Microsoft says IE 9 and IE 10 are vulnerable to exploitation.
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A new report from Cenzic illustrates the state of secure app development.
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In a survey of 1,083 professionals in the U.S. and the EMEA, researchers at the Ponemon Institute found that many feel incident response is hurt by the inability of point solutions to prioritize alerts as they come in as well as poor integration between products.
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An Ars Technica reader received an advisory that their router was vulnerable - from a hacker.
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A finalist in the RSA Conference's Innovation Sandbox, Cyphort is trumpeting a mix of machine learning, sandboxing and threat correlation as a solution to advanced persistent threats.
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Microsoft said it is aware of targeted attacks against IE 9 and 10, and recommends users upgrade to IE 11.
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Technical details of 'TheMoon' worm were leaked online as the worm spreads
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A new report by Dell SecureWorks researchers shines the light on the most prevalent banking Trojans of 2013.
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Absolute Software slammed criticisms of its Computrace software by security researchers.
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Researchers at Kaspersky Lab say Absolute Software's Computrace technology could be used by attackers to remotely execute code.
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The National Institutes of Standards and Technology published a set of voluntary standards to help critical infrastructure companies improve security, but the framework can be applied to enterprise security generally as well.
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