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PayPal is hackable, denies teenager bounty for finding the bug

PayPal is hackable, denies teenager bounty for finding the bug

PayPal, the popular online payment transfer service owned by Ebay, is currently under fire on two fronts. The banking service is vulnerable to attck, thanks to a bug in its system, and also is refusing to pay its standard bounty to the…

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Alan
May 28, 2013
Security
Did DHS leak your personal data?

Did DHS leak your personal data?

This week the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), an organization we rely on the protect us and keep the country safe, revealed that, perhaps, it has not protected its own employees. According to the security report issued by ThreatPost,…

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Alan
May 24, 2013
1 Comment on Did DHS leak your personal data?
Security
SpyEye hacker extradited to the U.S.

SpyEye hacker extradited to the U.S.

The United States has had little luck with landing Kim Dotcom or Julian Assange, but it has managed to grab a hacker. Hamza Bendelladj, known online as Bx1 is an Algerian hacker who was captured and extradited from Thailand. He…

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Alan
May 5, 2013February 15, 2021
2 Comments on SpyEye hacker extradited to the U.S.
Security
Java updated last week, still vulnerable today

Java updated last week, still vulnerable today

Oracle’s Java platform seems to be in an endless battle with Adobe Flash to see which can take the crown as the most compromised platform on your computer. Last week Oracle rolled out 42 patches for known security holes —…

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Alan
April 23, 2013April 23, 2013
6 Comments on Java updated last week, still vulnerable today
Security, video
VUDU had a Break-In – Informs Customers 18 Days Later

VUDU had a Break-In – Informs Customers 18 Days Later

Those of you who have been using VUDU to watch movies may have received a rather scary email recently. No, the company didn’t get hacked. Instead, what happened was a physical break-in to their offices. Whoever did it walked away…

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JenThorpe
April 10, 2013February 15, 2021
6 Comments on VUDU had a Break-In – Informs Customers 18 Days Later
application, Security
Evernote User Passwords have been Compromised

Evernote User Passwords have been Compromised

Users of Evernote were recently sent an email that said that the company had decided to implement a password reset. It required 50 million users to reset their passwords. Why? The answer is the usual one when a company urges…

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JenThorpe
March 6, 2013
8 Comments on Evernote User Passwords have been Compromised
ces, Security
Abine shows off better web security

Abine shows off better web security

Abine is a start-up based in Boston that is aiming to enhance the online security of everyday users with things like privacy, encryption and more. There is a lot involved here and you will likely need to watch the video…

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Alan
March 4, 2013
2 Comments on Abine shows off better web security

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