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Incidents of data breaches continue to be on the rise. The increase was so great in 2013—62 percent – that Symantec coined it the year of the mega breach. And it isn’t just server side breaches like Target, Home Depot and JP Morgan Chase that are grabbing the headlines.

The latest version of the popular instant messaging application Pidgin (2.10.10) addresses multiple vulnerabilities, including three reported by Cisco's Talos security intelligence and research group.

THE HAGUE - A global crackdown has shut down dozens of online "dark markets" selling illegal goods and services and masking their identities using the Tor encryption network, officials said Friday. The joint operation by US and European law enforcement arrested 17 people in a massive international operation against the underground bazaars.

In America’s economic-centric society, few threats draw greater fear than disruptive cyberattacks against the U.S. financial services sector. Cybercrime is increasingly viewed as a systemic risk, posing dangers of major financial and reputational damage coupled with the threat of widespread loss of consumer confidence.

In an advisory published on Wednesday, Cisco revealed that four of its small business RV series routers are affected by multiple vulnerabilities that can be exploited by malicious actors for various purposes.

SYDNEY - An Australian intelligence agency is warning that cyber-criminals will target the upcoming G20 summit in Brisbane, saying they could include state-sanctioned hackers, trade spies or activists.

“The giraffe is probably dead” was the musician’s excuse for being late to our corporate event in Johannesburg. Someone had apparently been transporting the animal under an overpass with insufficient clearance. Result: traffic jam. I’ve heard creative excuses for being tardy, but the skepticism must have shown on my face because she added, “It’s all over the Twitter!” and showed me the Twitpic on her smartphone. I couldn’t help but bark a laugh, as did many around us.

Microsoft is planning to release 16 security bulletins next week as part of Patch Tuesday, including five that are rated 'critical.' The updates include fixes for Windows, Internet Explorer, Office, Exchange, .NET Framework, Internet Information Services (IIS), Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), Input Method Editor (IME) (Japanese) and kernel mode driver (KMD).

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