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64-bit Operating Systems, Virtualization Software Vulnerable to Privilege Escalation Attacks on Intel CPUs

Attackers can exploit an Intel CPU-dependent vulnerability to escape virtual machines or gain kernel privileges

Jun 14, 2012 2 mins

Desktop Virtualization Patch Management Software Small and Medium Business

Alleged Lulzsec Member, Ryan Cleary, Indicted in U.s.

Cleary, already charged in the U.K., is accused of attacking Sony Pictures and Fox Entertainment

Jun 14, 2012 3 mins

Cybercrime Legal Security

Windows To Go: The Do’s and Don’ts

New Windows 8 enterprise feature, Windows To Go, allows you to boot up a real version of Windows 8 on any PC running Windows 7 or higher using a USB thumb drive. Here's what else you need to know.

Jun 13, 2012 4 mins

Encryption Laptops Small and Medium Business

Exploit Available for Root-access Vulnerability in F5 Networks Products

Hackers can use a leaked SSH key to obtain root access on many F5 networking appliances

Jun 13, 2012 2 mins

Computers and Peripherals Networking Patch Management Software

3 Things You Need to Know About How LinkedIn’s Calendar Works

Cyberattacks donu2019t always trip the sensors, alerts, and level of traffic set by network security. In reality, your most dangerous cyberattackers are likely to be operating under your radar.rn

Jul 27, 2017

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3 Things You Need to Know About How LinkedIn’s Calendar Works

Reports last week revealed that LinkedIn collects meeting information --including phone numbers and sensitive meeting notes -- if you turn on the iOS app's calendar feature. LinkedIn sets the record straight, making three important clarification

Jun 13, 2012 3 mins

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Merchant Information May have Been Stolen From Global Payments

Hackers had access to servers hosting personal information of merchant applicants, Global Payments said

Jun 13, 2012 2 mins

Data Breach Security

Power and Ego, Not Money, May have Fueled Alleged Dutch Hacker

David Benjamin Schrooten, now in U.S. custody, indicated he wanted to come clean, a computer security expert said

Jun 13, 2012 5 mins

Cybercrime Legal Security

How the U.S Can Avoid a ‘Cyber Cold War’

Former White House Cybersecurity Chief Howard Schmidt discusses the challenges of combating cyber threats on a global scale and efforts currently in play towards cybersecurity legislation on the domestic front.

Jun 13, 2012 5 mins

Cybercrime Government Regulation

Flame Crypto Attack Was Very Hard to Pull Off, Security Researcher Says

The MD5 collision attack carried out by Flame's authors took more attempts to pull off than the RapidSSL one in 2008

Jun 12, 2012 3 mins

Encryption Intrusion Detection Software Security

Online Marketers Need to Police Privacy Before the Feds Step In

When it comes to marketing practices, businesses must adopt a more serious approach to protecting consumer privacy via meaningful industry self-regulation. If they don't, it's likely that there will be more rigorous oversight of the industr

Jun 12, 2012 3 mins

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64-bit Operating Systems, Virtualization Software Vulnerable to Privilege Escalation Attacks on Intel CPUs

Alleged Lulzsec Member, Ryan Cleary, Indicted in U.s.

Windows To Go: The Do’s and Don’ts

Exploit Available for Root-access Vulnerability in F5 Networks Products

3 Things You Need to Know About How LinkedIn’s Calendar Works

3 Things You Need to Know About How LinkedIn’s Calendar Works

Merchant Information May have Been Stolen From Global Payments

Power and Ego, Not Money, May have Fueled Alleged Dutch Hacker

How the U.S Can Avoid a ‘Cyber Cold War’

Flame Crypto Attack Was Very Hard to Pull Off, Security Researcher Says

Online Marketers Need to Police Privacy Before the Feds Step In