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In the criminal courts double jeopardy prohibits anyone from being tried twice for the same crime. Innocent or guilty, the verdict stands. Prosecutors are forced to gather as much evidence as they can and determine if they have a case for conviction. They only get one chance.

NEW YORK - JPMorgan Chase said Thursday that it was cooperating with law-enforcement officials to determine the scale of reported cyber attacks against US financial institutions. The largest US bank by assets said it was not seeing any sign of unusual fraud activity.

Microsoft has fixed and reissued a patch released earlier this month that left some users with the infamous 'Blue Screen of Death.' The patch in question is MS 14-045, which was released earlier this month as part of the Patch Tuesday update. After customers reported problems, Microsoft advised users to uninstall the original patch, and pulled it from the Windows Update service.

NEW YORK - Hackers believed to be from Russia broke into the computer systems of JPMorgan Chase and a second US bank earlier this month, sparking a federal investigation, US media reported Wednesday.

Following a four-day trial, a federal jury in Nebraska convicted the former acting director of cybersecurity at the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for his involvement in a child pornography enterprise, the Department of Justice announced on Tuesday.

Whether you’re a brick and mortar retailer like Target, an e-commerce business like eBay, or independent software vendor like Adobe, nothing can damage a brand quite like a data breach. The fallout can include reputational damage, a decline in sales, diminished company valuation, and executive firings. Now for the good news.

Google has plugged 50 security vulnerabilities in the latest update to the Chrome browser. Among the issues fixed in Chrome 37 are a number of bugs that can be used together to break out of the Chrome sandbox and execute code remotely. That discovery earned the researcher behind it a $30,000 bug bounty. Several other vulnerabilities earned researchers between $500 and $4,000.

Routers produced by China-based networking solutions provider Netis Systems are plagued by a security hole that can be leveraged by an attacker to gain control of the devices, Trend Micro reported on Monday.Netis Systems is part of the Netcore Group, which is headquartered in Shenzhen. Their products are sold under the Netcore brand name in China and as Netis is other parts of the world. According to the security firm, Netis/Netcore routers are exposed by a backdoor that can be...

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